Sayl Black Office Chair

775,00 €

inc.VAT

Frame

Aquarius Fabric

  • black/pitch
  • fog/aristotle
  • berry blue/smurf
  • red/jezebel
  • green apple/courgette
  • Fully Adjustable Arm
  • Fully Adjustable Arm & Adjustable Lumbar
  • Standard
  • Polished
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  • Base:
  • Height Range: High
  • Arms: Fully Adjustable
  • Tilt: Limiter & Forward
  • Seat Depth: Adjustable
  • Castors: Suitable for Hardfloor & Carpet

For Endless Inspiration

Designed with a nod to suspension bridges - structures that deliver the most using the least material - the Sayl office chair combines high style, responsive support, and pioneering environmental responsibility.

Product Details

Description

Inspired by the Golden Gate Bridge, the Sayl work chair makes a big impact with a small footprint. Its unique back features elastomer strands that are variably tensioned to balance support and movement.

Speaking of motion, Sayl also features Harmonic Tilt technology, offering sitters a sense of balanced movement and support as they make moves throughout the workday. Plus, with no PVCs used, Sayl is up to 90% recyclable at the end of its long life.

Features

  • Harmonic™ Tilt
  • Tilt Limiter and Forward Tilt
  • PostureFit®
  • 3D Intelligent® Suspension
  • Y-Tower® Design
  • Multi-surface Castors
  • Fully Adjustable Arms
  • Optional Height Adjustable Lumbar Support

Overall Dimensions

1035 (H) x 622 (W) x 502 (D) mm

Max Capacity

159kg

Product Weight

16.8 - 18.1kg

Assembly

Comes Fully Assembled

Warranty

12-years

Dimensions
Harman Miller Sayl Chair
  • Height: 959 - 1035 mm
  • Width: 622 mm
  • Depth: 502 mm
  • Back Rest Height: 531 mm
  • Seat Height: 419 - 559 mm
  • Seat Width: 464 mm
  • Seat Depth: 406 - 457 mm
  • * Listed seat and total heights are based on the chair's position when holding 65 kg of weight.
Delivery & Returns

Delivery

All our products are delivered free of charge throughout all regions of Luxembourg & Belgium Timing and delivery method will vary depending on where you are located.

Deliveries will be made by our couriers Jan Kredie or FedEx

In-Stock Items

Our most popular and best-selling products are held in stock in our warehouse and typically delivered within 15 working days of you placing your order.

Made to Order Items

You can also personalise many products to create the right combination for you, including colour, size, materials, arm rests and other features. These will be custom-made just for you, and therefore the lead -times will be longer , typically between 4 and 20 weeks depending on your choice. The estimated delivery time will be displayed once you select your personalised options. It will also be visible throughout the checkout process and in your order confirmation email.

Please visit our Delivery page for more information.

Returns

We want you to love every item you receive from us, but we understand that there are times when you may want to arrange a return.

If you’re not 100% happy with an item purchased online from the Herman Miller Store, you can return it to us in its original condition within 14 days of delivery for a full refund.

Please visit our Returns & Refunds page for more information.

Care & Maintenance

Please see our Care & Maintenance page for more information >

Adjustments
Please see our Assembly & Adjustments page for more information >
Warranty

This product has a 12-year warranty. Our warranty covers everything – including electrical components, castors, pneumatic cylinders, tilts and all moving mechanisms.

View Herman Miller Warranty >

Designers

Yves Béhar Yves Béhar is a thinker. And one thing he thinks about a lot is the future. “I believe design’s purpose is not only to show us the future, but to bring us the future,” he states. The founder of fuseproject, Béhar is influenced by his East German mother and Turkish father. “One is functional and modernist and the other expressive and poetic,” he says. “I always try to marry the two in my projects.”