Specifications

• Seat Depth (from face of lumbar to front of seat) 42-48cm (16.5"–18.75")
• Seat Height (floor to compressed front centre of seat cushion) 
• 405 - 535 mm (16" – 21") standard (Stocked)
• 385 - 485 mm (15.25" – 19") low cylinder 
• 520 - 725 mm (20.5" – 28.5") high cylinder chair with foot ring (optional)
• Seat Width 53cm (21")
• Backrest Height (from seat cushion to top of backrest) 57cm (22.5")
• Backrest Width 51cm (20")
• Armrest Height (from compressed seat cushion to top of armrest) 17-29cm (6.5 –11.5") adjustable arms
• Armrest Length 31cm (12.25")
• Distance between Armrests 48cm (19")
• Total Height : 100-110cm (38.5" – 43.5")
• Base Diameter 64 cm (25")
• Chair Width 67cm (26.5")

Weight

12.3kgs (27 lbs.)

Tilt & Recline

17° recline plus 7° backrest tilt

Reference Angle between Seat and Back

100° to 124°

Warranty Information

5 Year warranty on the textiles

15 year warranty on frames and mechanism

Warranty Sustainability

The Liberty Chair is a great example of Humanscale's environmental purpose.

• Made predominantly of aluminum, followed by steel and plastic
• Contains 54% recycled content (32% post-consumer, 22% pre-consumer)
• 93% recyclable
• Weighs only 27 lbs.
• Modular cushions for easy replacement
• Designed for easy disassembly
• Ships in 85% recycled packaging or blanket-wrapped when feasible
• Greenguard Certified

Please Note:

This product is non returnable unless deemed faulty or damaged. Liberty chairs with arms are normally in stock. Liberty mesh without arms are on a 4-5 week delivery.

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The Designer

One of the century’s pre-eminent designers, Niels Diffrient has endeavoured throughout his career to emphasise the “human factors” of industrial design, using ingenuity and intuition to provide consumer products that meet their needs. His emphasis on meeting human needs was codified in the three volume Humanscale, an influential sourcebook for designers that examined the movements and dimensions of the human body.

His quest to create workplace environments fitted to the needs of their users; continues unabated with “Liberty,” a task chair that conforms to its user’s shape without an array of knobs and levers. Movement is essential for a healthy back. People are spending more time sitting than ever before.

Not surprisingly, this increase in sitting has been accompanied by a proportional increase in back problems. Our bodies were designed to move. In fact, movement, more than anything else, provides nourishment for the spine, keeps the joints lubricated and flexible, improves circulation and therefore keeps us comfortable. Conversely, when we don’t move, the elasticity of our spine and joints is reduced and our muscles become fatigued. The key to healthy and comfortable sitting is being able to move without restrictions. 

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