Herman Miller Mirra 1 Used Mesh Back Task Chair

Description

The Herman Miller Mirra arrived in 2003 from the Berlin design office Studio 7.5, and it introduced an idea that shaped office seating for the next decade: a back molded as one polymer panel, cut so the material itself varies in stiffness across its span. Herman Miller cut the panel in a graduated pattern so it behaves like several different materials at once, stiff through the spine and progressively softer toward the edges. The Mirra 1 suits private offices, open plan workstations, agencies and university departments, and it holds up because the construction is simple and solid. Features: Herman Miller Mirra 1 Task Chair: Studio 7.5 design built around a single molded suspension back. Cappuccino Fabric Covered Back: Warm brown upholstered face over the graduated TriFlex panel. Cappuccino AireWeave Seat: Woven suspension seat that spreads weight evenly and breathes. Harmonic Tilt: Butterfly spring recline that stays evenly weighted through its full range. Adjustable Lumbar Support: Lumbar pad moves to place support where your own lower back wants it. Forward Tilt: Tips the seat forward to open the hip angle for close desk work. Seat Edge Adjustment: FlexFront seat depth control relieves pressure behind the knees. Recline Lock: Holds the back upright or at a chosen recline point for focused tasks. Fully Adjustable Arms: Arm height adjustment with pivoting pads to position the forearms naturally. Pneumatic Seat Height Adjustment: Lever control sets the seat to the desk and to the user. Graphite Frame and Base: Dark five star base and frame that keep the warm brown as the accent. Designed for Disassembly: Recyclable materials account for 96 percent of the chair by weight, and it comes apart with common tools.