
Braille markings on control
This is the first office chair I’ve come across to have included on each chair Braille markings on all the control handles. Now, anyone visually impaired can easily identify what each ergonomic adjustment control does.
This is the T51 chair by Sidiz. It comes in fabric or leather and with or without a headrest. Arms are optional, as is the chrome 5-star base.
Priced as a mid-level chair, it’s affordability and quality combined.
The T51 offers some very unique features. One of these features is the adjustable lumbar. Looking at the side profile, imagine yourself sitting in the chair and reaching back with both hands to grab the bottom of the backrest. Lift up, and the ratcheting mechanism literally bows the backest out to form a very pronounced and supportive lumbar.
The T51 also features a seat sliding mechanism so you can control where the end of the seat lands behind your knees.
The adjustable arms go in&out, up and down and also swivel inwards.
The headrest is height and angle adjustable.
Like to try one out? Contact us at Signature Office Interiors. We serve the Greater Vancouver area as well as the Lower Mainland and of course, our home base area of the Fraser Valley.


