Boulies has introduced the EP600, a new office chair designed to offer greater flexibility and comfort for users with different body types and working styles. The chair includes advanced ergonomic features that allow it to adapt to various sitting positions and needs, making it suitable for both long hours at a desk and more relaxed use.
A key feature of the EP600 is its 4D adaptive lumbar system, which provides continuous lower-back support as users shift positions. This system allows for adjustments in height and support angle, and once a comfortable position is found, the lumbar support can be locked in place. This helps maintain proper posture and reduce back strain during extended use.
The chair also includes 6D adjustable armrests, which offer 360-degree rotation and multi-directional movement. These armrests can be flipped up and moved out of the way, making it easier to maneuver the chair under desks, especially in smaller office spaces. The added flexibility of the armrests allows for a more personalized fit and greater ease of movement.
Designed to accommodate a wide range of body types, the EP600 features an adjustable backrest height of 70mm and a 50mm seat depth adjustment, ensuring a tailored fit for different torso lengths and proportions. The headrest is also adjustable in height and angle for added comfort. With a recline function that extends up to 120 degrees and an integrated footrest that slides out from beneath the seat, the EP600 is built to transition smoothly between work and leisure use, offering both comfort and practicality.
Boulies Introduces EP600 Office Chair with Adaptive Features
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