HBADA P Series Ergonomic Office Chair - White /Ergonomic Lumber Support / Multi-Directional Adjustable Headrest / 155° Angle Locking / 8cm Height Adjustable / 360° Rotation / HDNY164WM

The HBADA P Series is a white mesh office chair built around five adjustments: built-in lumbar support, a multi-directional headrest, a 155-degree locking recline, an 8cm seat height range and 360-degree rotation. Maximum weight capacity is 150kg, carried on a steel five-claw base and a thickened steel chassis. Every contact surface is breathable mesh over virgin sponge padding.

Lumbar support is built into the backrest rather than clipped on afterwards, so the curve sits at the small of the back the moment you sit down. It holds that shape through the mesh panel as you lean into it, and keeps contact across the recline range instead of falling away as the backrest opens up behind you.

The headrest moves in more than one direction, so both its height and its angle can be set instead of being left in a single fixed position. Taller and shorter sitters need the pad in different places, and a fixed headrest only ever suits one of them. Set it once for the way you sit at your own desk and it stays there.

The headrest is an engineering PP frame wrapped in virgin sponge and finished with breathable mesh. The rigid polypropylene shell carries the adjustment mechanism, the sponge gives the pad its give, and the mesh face lets air pass through rather than trapping heat against the back of your head during a long session.

The backrest reclines through 155 degrees and locks at the angle you choose, so it holds a near-flat position for a break or a tighter upright angle for typing. Because it locks rather than free-floating, the chair does not spring back when you shift your weight, which is what makes the deeper angles usable while you are still working.

Seat height moves through an 8cm range, which is the adjustment you use to line your forearms up with the desk surface. Standard desk heights vary by several centimetres between models, and a shared desk changes users through the day, so a range rather than a fixed height covers both situations on the same chair.

Height adjustment runs on an SGS Level 4 air pressure bar. The gas cylinder is the component taking the full seated load every time someone sits down, and the part doing the work on every height change, so its class says more about how the chair will hold up than the outward finish does.

The seat rotates a full 360 degrees on its base, so you can turn to a second monitor, a printer or a colleague without standing. On a corner or L-shaped desk that is the difference between swivelling and repeatedly getting out of the chair. The rotation works independently of the recline, so you can turn while leaned back.

The backrest pairs an engineering PP frame with high elastic mesh rather than a padded panel. The mesh stretches under load and returns, so the panel follows your shape instead of pressing a flat surface against it, and air passes straight through the weave instead of building up behind your shirt.

The seat cushion is virgin sponge finished with a breathable mesh face. The sponge gives the seat its depth and shape, while the mesh cover lets air move through the surface, so the cushion does not warm up the way a solid fabric panel does across a full working day at the same desk.

The armrests use the same three-layer build as the headrest: an engineering PP shell, virgin sponge padding and a breathable mesh top. Your forearms rest on a padded mesh face rather than bare moulded plastic, which is the difference you notice across a long typing session rather than in the first five minutes.

The chassis is the mechanism plate between the seat and the gas lift, and here it is thickened steel rather than pressed plate or moulded plastic. It carries the recline lock and the tilt movement, and it is the joint taking the twisting load whenever someone drops into the chair or leans hard against the lock.

The base is a steel five-claw design, spreading the load across five points rather than four. Five arms give a wider stance at the same seat height, which is what keeps the chair steady when you lean over one armrest to reach something. Steel is used here in place of a moulded plastic base.

The rollers combine a soft polyurethane outer over a nylon body. The soft PU is the part meeting the floor, so the castors roll across laminate, tile or sealed concrete rather than scoring them, while the nylon core carries the load and takes the wear at the axle where the stem meets the base.

Maximum weight capacity is 150kg, quoted for the chair as a complete assembly rather than for any single part. It is a seated figure, so kneeling on the cushion or standing on the base arms sits outside it. For a home office or a shared desk that leaves useful headroom over typical daily use.

This listing is the white colourway of the P Series, which reads lighter against a pale desk or a bedroom study than a dark chair does. Because the headrest, recline, height and swivel all adjust, it is a reasonable choice for a desk used by more than one person in the same household.