‘World's best office chair' drops price at Officeworks: ‘An absolute winner'
The Pago International Zeke Ergonomic Chair is available in seven different colours and is perfect for upgrading either your home or work space.
With its ergonomic design, stylish look and impressive durability, the Zeke Ergonomic Chair is the ideal choice for anyone looking for a comfortable and supportive seating solution, especially at this reduced price.
Suitable for eight plus hours of use, the 3D knitted mesh back provides breathable comfort and stable support, while the foam seat features a waterfall edge design to reduce pressure on your legs and improve circulation.
When it comes to why shoppers love the chair so much, it is all to do with the comfort and durability.
The seat is made from premium 9.5 cm thick high density moulded foam for high comfort.
Not only this, but it has a trademarked premium Posturesure Synchro Mechanism with tension control that adjusts easily to the user's weight and ensures correct posture and comfort for extended periods of use.
The chair has won a number of awards, including the German Design Award (2002), the IF Design Award (2002) and Reddot Design Award.
Those who have invested in the Zeke Chair in the past have raved about it.
'Stylish, comfortable and easy to adjust. Excellent value,' one customer wrote on the Officeworks website.
'I was suffering back pain from my old chair. Upgraded to the Pago Zeke and it's been absolutely brilliant. Back pain has gone and love the comfort and sleek design,' said another.
A third added: ' Discovered this chair via the manufacturer's website, came to Officeworks and couldn't believe the price. I was skeptical but decided I would return it if the chair was ugly.
' Turns out, the chair is an absolute winner. A hidden gem! Super stylish for the price. Very comfortable.'
Others have said it's an absolute bargain when bought at just $699.
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