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FREE SHIPPING ON QUALIFYING ORDERS $49 OR MORE Prices, promotions, styles, and availability may vary. Our local stores do not honor online pricing. Prices and availability of products and services are subject to change without notice. Errors will be corrected where discovered, and Lowe's reserves the right to revoke any stated offer and to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions including after an order has been submitted.• Trusted Ergonomic Product Specialists • Vancouver’s Sit to Stand Experts • Try Before You Buy In Our Showroom • Delivery and Installation Services • Warranty Service Support • Locally Owned For Over 30 YearsReceive a free gift as appreciation for being a valued Human Solution customer! Choose one of the following options: A FREE UPLIFT Notebook and Tablet Stand - View your tablet or laptop in a more comfortable ergonomic position with this lightweight, adjustable stand, which can also be used as a document holder.




A FREE Goldtouch Adjustable Keyboard - GTN-0033 - This keyboard's split design promotes a more natural and ergonomic typing position. A FREE UPLIFT CPU Holder - Clear up desktop space and keep your computer tower off the floor by mounting it to the underneath of your desktop. This accessory is great for height-adjustable desk users. A FREE UPLIFT Single Monitor Arm - Mount a monitor weighing between 4.5 lbs - 17.5 lbs, and adjust the height, depth or lateral position with easy fingertip adjustment. A FREE $100 gift certificate toward an UPLIFT Desk - There's no better time to make the switch to a height-adjustable desk! Gift certificate is good toward full two and three-leg UPLIFT Desks; excludes scratch and dent models. (Please note: There is a limit of one gift certificate or coupon per desk order.) The Steelcase Leap Chair is available in your choice of a black or platinum or polished aluminum frame: Steelcase chairs are available in a variety of durable, vibrant fabrics.




Buzz2 is 100 percent polyester, in 28 different colors. Cogent: Connect provides beautiful saturated shades. Chainmail is sustainable and stylish, made entirely of post-consumer material. Finally, select Steelcase chairs can be upholstered in leather, ranging from traditional tones to bright, modern hues. The Steelcase Leap Chair is available with or without arms. There are some applications where arms get in the way of tasks. For computer users we recommend Steelcase arms because they're some of the best on the market and they can lower to about thigh level. The highly adjustable arms move in and out, forward and back, up and down and pivot, so you can find the exact position for optimal support and comfort. The Steelcase Leap Chair is available with or without a headrest. The headrest provides additional support to the head and neck and provides an easy height adjustment. The Steelcase Leap Chair is available with a standard (seat height: 16'' - 20 1/2'') or tall (seat height: 17'' - 24'') cylinder.




Select hard casters for carpeted floors or soft casters for hard floors, including concrete and tile. This chair purchase includes a free half-hour Online Ergonomic Training Webinar with an ergonomic pro. This webinar will help you learn how best to use ergonomic tools and make the right choices for your workstation. Anyone interested in building an ideal workspace for their own unique needs should take advantage of this offer. The webinar will cover valuable ergonomic essentials such as: Understanding the biomechanics of sitting Setting up a workstation to maximize efficiency Adjusting a chair to promote neutral posture Learning exercises to reduce stress and fatigue Why I Sit in Sayl Photographer Alice Gao was drawn to the unique details of the Sayl Chair. Part of the Thrive Portfolio How to tune and use your chair for maximum comfort and support. Sayl User Adjustment Guide Herman Miller's Sayl Chair Earns Inaugural Core77 Design Award




Herman Miller's Sayl Chair Awarded IDEA Silver Herman Miller's Sayl Chair Receives IDA "Product Design of the Year" Sayl chair wins Interior Design's "Best of Year Product" award in Seating: Contract/Task category. Sayl chair wins FX International's Interior Design Award for Best Workplace Seating. Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) awards a Silver Industrial Design Excellence Award (IDEA) to the Sayl family of seating. Sayl chair wins Reader's Choice award in TreeHugger's Best of Green: Design and Architecture category. Sayl chair named "Product Design of the Year" by the 2010 International Design Awards (IDA) jury. What's In It For You Product StoryGood design, healthy support, and exceptional value are always attractive—and Sayl delivers all three. By using smart engineering to transform simple materials, we were able to make Sayl attainable for more people. A New Reference PointSayl designer Yves Béhar and our development team considered and reconsidered every part of the design—and, in the end, created a full family of seating that sets the reference point in its class for quality, performance, and design.




3D Intelligent BackSayl’s unframed 3D Intelligent back lets you stretch and move, striking a healthy balance between support and freedom. The elastomer strands of the suspension back vary in thickness and tension to provide greater support in the transition areas along the spine and less everywhere else to encourage a full range of seated movement. PostureFitThe construction of Sayl’s 3D Intelligent suspension back provides passive PostureFit sacral support, which allows your spine to maintain its natural “S” shape and empowers your body to maintain a healthful posture with less fatigue. Dynamic SupportThe foundational shell of the fully upholstered work chair mimics the 3D Intelligent suspension, providing similar dynamic support in a more traditional back. An optional lumbar support is available on both work chair models and provides adjustment over a 4-inch (10 cm) range. Inspired by SuspensionInspired by suspension bridges—structures that deliver the most using the least material—Yves Béhar applied the engineering principles of these amazing structures to create Sayl.




The Eco-Dematerialized design of the work chair uses less material in more inventive ways to provide ergonomic support for people up to 350 pounds (159 kg). Aesthetic ChoicesSayl’s unframed back and Y-Tower support create a striking visual aesthetic that reveals both the designer’s inspiration and intent. The stretch-knit back cover provides a softer, warmer aesthetic while maintaining the beauty, support, and breathability of Sayl’s signature 3-D suspension back. A fully upholstered version is also available. Both offer an expressive palette that will complement any environment. Responsible DesignWe produce Sayl on three continents to reduce the distance between the factory and the buyer. This product contains no PVCs and its materials are almost entirely recyclable. A Full Family of Seating The smart engineering and high style of the Sayl work chair also can be found in the Sayl stool and side chair. Work chairs, side chairs, and stools feature an upholstered seat with either a suspension or upholstered back.




Side chairs feature either a 4-leg, which stacks up to 4-high, or sled base. We asked designer Yves Béhar to design a highly affordable chair that would incorporate everything Herman Miller is known for—beautiful design, first-class ergonomics, elegant engineering, and respect for the environment. Béhar, who calls San Francisco home, began by looking at designs that deliver the most with the least. And then he took a look at his city's best-known landmark: the Golden Gate Bridge. Béhar wondered, could the engineering principles of a suspension bridge be applied to a chair? The notion of using a suspension tower to support an unframed suspension back meant that the elastomer material could be stretched in a way that provides the greatest tension at points where support is needed and the least in areas that would allow for the most expansive range of motion. So why "Sayl", rather than, say, "Bridge"? Take a look at the chair from the side. See the resemblance to a full mainsail?

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