Enova Archer Office Chair - Light Grey Frame / 4-Position Tilt Lock / Dual Axis Armrest / Lumbar Support / Seat Cushion Adjustment / Headrest Adjustment / EAH-001A-HS-Light-GreyFrame + FREE DELIVERY !

The Enova Archer in light grey pairs a light grey back frame and nylon base with black upholstery and black casters. It is the same BIFMA-standard chair as the black version, finished for desks and rooms where an all-black chair would sit too heavily. Every major contact point adjusts, from headrest down to seat depth.

A built-in adjustable lumbar support presses into the curve of the lower back and moves to the height that matches your spine. Setting it once means the backrest meets you at the same point whether you are upright at a keyboard or leaning back during a call, instead of leaving a gap you unconsciously slouch to close.

The tilt lock holds the backrest at any of four recline positions. Forward tilting angle control lets you pitch the seat slightly forward for close keyboard work, and multi-locked tilting fixes the angle so the chair does not rock while you concentrate. Release the lock and the chair moves freely again for breaks.

The armrests use 360-degree double-axis adjustment with PU pads, moving in angle and height. Turning them inward brings support closer for a compact desk, while widening them suits a wide keyboard and separate mouse pad. Because both axes move independently, the pads can be set differently for typing and for gaming sessions.

The Archer's headrest moves for angle as well as height, so it can be tipped to meet the back of the head at your normal sitting angle rather than sitting proud of it. That adjustment range is what makes the chair workable for users of different heights sharing the same desk.

A seat slider built into the mechanism changes how far the cushion extends under your thighs. Longer legs get more of the pad taking their weight, shorter users pull it back so the front edge is not in the way behind the knee. It is a small adjustment that changes how the chair feels over a full day.

The seat is a foam cushion using the HY-5803 component, while the back and headrest both use HY-2164-01 in black. Foam padding recovers its shape between sittings and gives the same firmness at the start and the end of a working day, which is what keeps a chair usable well beyond its first few months.

Height adjustment runs on a Korean KGS class 4 gas lift in the 100/70 size, finished in black. One lever raises and lowers the seat across its travel, letting you set forearms level with a desk and both feet flat on the floor, which is the starting point for any other adjustment on the chair.

The chair sits on a light grey nylon base rolling on 60mm casters with black PU wheels. The lighter base ties the chair to the light grey back frame rather than breaking it up, and PU wheels roll quietly across laminate, tile or sealed concrete as well as over the low-pile carpet used in most offices.

The Archer is built to the BIFMA product standard and carries a seat weight load capacity of 136kg. That is the figure to check before buying any chair, because a frame and gas lift specified well above typical user weight is what stops the chair developing play in the mechanism after heavy daily use.

The Archer suits home offices, remote workers and anyone alternating between meetings and long focused stretches at a desk. The light grey finish photographs well on video calls and blends into a room that also has to work as living space, which an aggressively styled task chair usually does not.

The assembled chair weighs 18.75kg net, with a gross weight of 21.7kg in a carton measuring 870 by 350 by 650 millimetres. Those numbers matter for getting the box up a staircase or into a lift, and for judging whether the chair will move easily between rooms once it is put together.