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Going Beyond Industry Ergonomic Standards

We take ergonomic durability seriously. That’s why every SPACE Ergonomic Seat undergoes repeated drop tests, impact tests, and structural stress testing throughout development to ensure only the most resilient designs make the cut.

Each chair is rigorously evaluated against internationally recognised standards, then pushed even further through demanding real-world simulations to validate its long-term reliability, stability and everyday performance. Because true ergonomic excellence is not only about comfort, it’s about lasting support you can depend on for years to come.

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SPACE Durability and Material Testing

The design of every SPACE Ergonomic Seat begins in our dedicated labs and development facilities, where ideas are transformed into functional prototypes. From there, each design is subjected to rigorous testing and iterative refinement by internationally recognised testing bodies to ensure exceptional ergonomics, comfort, and long-term durability.

No detail is too small, from the precision of every stitch and panel joint to the integrity of every internal component, each element is carefully evaluated for strength, consistency, and performance.

Our product engineers invest countless hours into researching the science of sitting, combining ergonomic principles with real-world insights to deliver optimal support. The result is a chair designed not just to perform, but to consistently support the way you sit, move, and work every day.

Drop Proof Load Test

136kg (300lbs) weight drop from 152mm onto the center of the seat.

Backrest Load Test

A force of 1,001N (225lbs) is applied to the backrest for 1 minute.

Backrest Strength Test

A force of 667N (150lbs) is applied to specific backrest tor 1 minute.

Seating Durability Test

A 57kg (125lbs) weight drop from 36mm onto the seat for 100,000 cycles.

Tilt Mechanism Test

Chair is tilted with 109kg (240lbs) weight on the center of the seat for 300,000 cycles.

Armrest Durability Test

A force of 400N (90lbf) is applied to center of each armrest for 60,000 cycles.

Swivel Test

A 122kg (270lbs) weight is loaded on the seat at height of it lowest and heights for 120,000 cycles.

Base Structure Test

A force of 11,120N (2500lbf) is applied to the base interface for 1 minute.

Castor Durability Test

A 122kg (270lbs) weight is loaded on the seat and test on hard and smooth hard surface for 2,000 & 98,000 cycles.