Enova Vector Office Chair - Light Grey Frame / Multidimensional Dual-Axis Armrests / Multidimensional Biaxial Adjustable headrest / 4-Position Tilt Lock / Seat Slider adjustment / EVE-001A-HS-LightGreyFrame + FREE DELIVERY !

The Enova Vector EVE-001A in light grey uses grey upholstery on the seat, back and headrest with a light grey back frame over a polished aluminium base. It meets the BIFMA product standard and holds a seat load capacity of 136kg. The lighter palette suits open-plan offices and rooms where a black chair would dominate.

The grey HY-5803 headrest moves on two axes, combining height with tilt. Setting height alone puts the pad in roughly the right place, but the tilt axis is what angles it into the back of your head at the recline you actually use, so the support arrives where you rest rather than where a fixed headrest happens to sit.

Both armrests adjust for height and angle and are carried on polished aluminium stand connections. Aluminium stands hold their alignment better than moulded plastic under repeated leaning, and the two-axis movement means the pads can be narrowed for a compact desk or angled outward when a mouse sits far from the keyboard.

A TPT lumbar support in grey is integrated into the HY-5803B backrest. It occupies the hollow behind the lower back so the spine is met at its natural curve, which keeps you sitting back in the seat rather than sliding forward as a long task pulls your attention toward the screen.

The chair is built around an Italian Donati mechanism offering forward tilting angle control and multi-locked tilting across four recline settings. Locking it upright suits keyboard work, the middle stops suit reading or calls, and the forward tilt pitches the seat down slightly at the front when you need to work close to the desk.

The seat slider changes seat depth, moving the cushion forward or back under your thighs. Taller users extend it so the pad carries more of the leg, shorter users retract it to keep the front edge clear behind the knee. It is adjusted from beneath the seat and can be reset in seconds if someone else uses the chair.

The seat is a foam cushion on the HY-5803 component in grey, matched to an HY-5803B back and an HY-5803 headrest in the same finish. Running one padding family across all three contact points keeps the firmness even, so the seat does not feel soft against a noticeably harder backrest.

A polished aluminium base replaces the moulded nylon used on cheaper chairs. Metal resists the gradual flex that plastic develops under daily load, gives the chair a planted feel when you lean into an armrest, and keeps its finish in a client-facing office. It also accounts for most of the Vector's extra weight.

Seat height runs on a Korean KGS class 4 gas lift in the 80/65 size, finished in black. One paddle under the seat lifts and drops the chair through its range, which is how you set forearms level with the desk surface and feet flat on the floor before touching any other adjustment.

The Vector rolls on 60mm casters fitted with black PU wheels. PU is the softer of the common caster materials, so the chair moves quietly over laminate, tile and sealed concrete instead of grinding across them, and the 60mm diameter still clears the joins and cable covers found in most offices.

The Vector is manufactured to the BIFMA product standard and rated to a seat weight load capacity of 136kg. That rating covers the chair as a system, frame, base and gas lift together, which is why it holds up under a full-time user rather than loosening at the mechanism after a year of daily use.

The assembled chair weighs 21.2kg with a gross packed weight of 24.6kg, arriving in a carton of 890 by 370 by 650 millimetres. Check those carton dimensions against a lift or a narrow stairwell before delivery day, and expect the aluminium base to make the chair heavier to carry than a nylon-based equivalent.