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The Enova EHJ-007A is a black gaming chair built to the BIFMA furniture standard, with a rated seat load capacity of 136kg. Its back frame combines black nylon with an aluminium frame, and it stands on a polished aluminium base. At 26.35kg net it is a substantially heavier build than a typical task chair, which is where its stability comes from.

The lumbar system adjusts across four dimensions, so the support can be moved to meet the natural curve of your own spine rather than sitting near it. That curve falls at a different height on a tall person than a short one, which is exactly why fixed lumbar pads suit some people and irritate others. Four axes of movement solves that.

The backrest is built on a black nylon frame reinforced with an aluminium frame. Nylon alone flexes under sustained load in a tall backrest, and aluminium is what holds the geometry over years of reclining. Combining them keeps weight sensible while giving the back panel the rigidity a full-height gaming chair needs.

The armrests rotate through 360 degrees on a dual-axis mount and are finished in PU. That range lets you swing them clear to reach a keyboard tray, angle them inward for a controller grip, or square them under your forearms at desk height. PU keeps the top surface soft rather than pressing hard plastic against your elbows.

The chassis is a Donati unit offering eight tension settings. Tension governs how much effort it takes to push the backrest away from you, and eight steps is a wider range than most chairs provide, enough to suit a light frame and a heavy one from the same chassis. Donati is a specialist furniture mechanism maker rather than a generic part.

The Donati chassis is a multi-functional type, meaning one mechanism handles several separate adjustments rather than each needing its own hardware. That keeps the controls consolidated under the seat where you can reach them without leaning over, and it is the reason a chair with this many adjustment axes still has a clean underside.

A seat slider is built into the chassis, moving the seat pan forward and back to match your leg length. Correct seat depth leaves a small gap between the front edge and the back of your knees. Get it wrong and the edge either presses behind the knee or leaves your thighs unsupported through a long session at the desk.

Height adjustment runs on a Korean KGS class 4 gas lift in the 80/65 size, finished in black. Class 4 is the highest of the common gas lift ratings, and the cylinder is the single component that decides whether a chair holds its set height or drifts slowly downward across an evening. It is worth naming rather than glossing over.

The chair stands on a polished aluminium base rather than moulded nylon. Aluminium is stiffer, so the base holds its shape when you lean into one corner of the seat, and it resists the cracking that eventually appears in a nylon base under years of load. The polished finish also handles caster grit better over time.

A folding footrest built from PU foam slides out from under the seat when you want your legs up between rounds or tasks. PU foam gives a cushioned surface rather than a bare frame under your calves. Because it folds fully away, the chair keeps a normal footprint and still tucks under a desk when you are back at work.

The base rolls on 60mm casters with black PU treads. PU is the softer of the two common caster compounds, which makes it noticeably quieter on a hard floor and far less likely to scuff laminate or wood than nylon. At 60mm the wheels are large enough to roll across a rug edge or a cable run without catching.

The EHJ-007A is built to the BIFMA standard, the furniture testing benchmark that covers structural strength and durability rather than appearance. Seat weight load capacity is rated at 136kg. A stated standard and a stated capacity together tell you far more about a chair than any adjective on a spec sheet.

The headrest, backrest and seat all use the same FF-YM90-11M-56 upholstery in black, so the chair reads as one piece rather than a set of mismatched panels. Black is the finish that disappears against a dark desk setup, which is what most people building a gaming station are after in the first place.

Net weight is 26.35kg with a gross weight of 30.10kg, in a carton measuring 820 x 510 x 690mm. That is a heavy, substantial chair, and the figures are worth checking against your lift, doorway or stairwell before delivery day rather than discovering the problem halfway up a flight of stairs.