Nuclear High-Back Mesh Chair with Adjustable Headrest

Headrest, lumbar, four tilt locks, full-height mesh.

Where the mid-back Nuclear stops at the shoulder blades, this one carries on. Headrest adjustment takes the weight of your neck when you lean back to think or take a call, which is the difference between finishing a long shift comfortably and finishing it with a stiff neck. Lumbar support adjustment puts the pressure exactly where your lower back curves. The 3D adjustable armrests move in three planes, and the synchronous tilting mechanism locks in four positions, so a recline you like stays put instead of drifting back upright.

The build is the same dependable Dawon recipe. Mesh across the back lets heat escape instead of collecting behind you, worth a lot in a Riyadh summer, while the fabric seat gives you cushioning underneath. Pneumatic height adjustment matches the seat to your desk. An ED large black nylon base carries the frame, and 60Φ black urethane casters handle tile, vinyl and low-pile carpet without marking. It stands about 117 cm tall and 64 cm wide, weighs 22 kg and holds users up to 130 kg. Black is the available finish.

At SAR 1,400 it lands in the sweet spot for managers' rooms, government departments, clinic administration, lecturers' offices and shift-based contact centres, and plenty of people buy a single one for a home office too. Anywhere the working day runs past eight hours, the headrest earns its place. We deliver throughout the Kingdom, and the chair goes together quickly, so your team can adjust it and get back to work the same morning it lands.