Transcription
zAeron Chairs DesignersBill Stumpf and Don ChadwickEvery material, every mechanismon Aeron advances the art andscience of seating. As the first officechair to replace fabric and foam witha breathable, woven suspensionmembrane—its innovative Pellicleseat and back—Aeron distributesyour weight evenly, eliminatingpressure points and heat buildup.The Kinemat tilt allows you to reclinefluidly, as your body pivots naturallyat the hips, knees, and ankles. AndPostureFit puts support where youneed it most while seated—at thebase of your spine. Warranty12-year, 2115–2114.5-19.541Work Chair Size A28.2517Work Chair Size BWork Chair Size C 2015 Herman Miller, Inc.25.75
Size/Fit Reference — Aeron ChairTo determine which chair size is best, find the point of intersectionfor your height and weight. Aeron A-, B-, and C-size chairs are testedand warranted for use by persons 300 pounds and under.6' 5"195.56' 4"1936' 3"190.56' 2"1886' 1"185.56' 0"1835' 11"180.55' 10"1785' 9"1755' 8"1735' 7"1705' 6"167.55' 5"1655' 4"162.55' 3"1605' 2"157.55' 1"1555' 30147.51204' 10"1101501004' 11"Height (cm)1221181141091041009591868277736864198Weight (Pounds)HermanMiller595550456' 6"90Height (Feet/Inches)41Weight (Kilo’s)Appendix: Size/Fit Reference — Aeron ChairThis reference helps people select A-, B-, or C-size chairs when the threesizes are not available for actual test sitting. Height and weight are keyindicators of suitable chair-size choice. Since the B-size chair isdesigned to fit a broad range of people, Herman Miller recommends itfor users who fall in the A/B or B/C category. This chart applies toAeron chairs with the extended-height-range pneumatic heightadjustment cylinder.
HermanMillerMaterialsMaterialsYRenewSit-to-Stand TablesAeron ChairsTopSeat & BackFormcoatPellicleClassicPrice Category andstoneLeadWL3D0210-DayFolkstoneWhite GoldGrey8Q4Q01CoolGrey GreyBlackNeutralCL4M01Blue Black4M02NaturalQuartz MapleFleck4F037FLight Anigre FleckZinc7G4F01AgedCherry ssic LinenGraphiteLBNPolishedAluminumCDCasual LinenGraphiteLBPG1PewterSmoke MeshLBKS8Steel MeshBlackLBLBKWhiteTwillLeatherLBQ11ColorsNeutral TwillLBFCanyon Zephyr28/D1Misted Zephyr29/DCWhite91Soft WhiteLUWarmGrey NeutralCarbonWN3D0110-DayPellicle TuxedoPrice Category 2Pellicle WavesPrice Category ArmpadsFinishPrice Category 9Sarum TwillLBGEarthen TwillLBHGraphite TwillLBJSandstoneWLInner Tone LightHFWarm Grey NeutralWNSolid Laminatel 2015 Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, MIAugust 2015 L is among the registered trademarks of Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, MI
HermanMillerAeron Chair Seating thatperforms for you.Seat Height: Paddle-shaped lever on right sideArm Height: Lever on base of arm supportTo raise:While taking your weight off chair,lift lever up.To raise or lower arm:While seated, lift lever to unlock.Grasp base of arm support and raiseor lower to desired height. Lower leverto lock.To lower:While seated, lift lever up.For maximum comfort, your arms should make contact with the armpadwithout any lift at your shoulders.At the proper height, your feet should rest flat on the floor.Kinemat Tilt Tension: Long stem on right side with knobArm Angle: Front of each armpadOnly available on some models.To increase tension:While seated, turn knob forward(clockwise, toward sign).To swing arms in or out:While seated, grasp front endof armpad and pivot it to theleft or right.To decrease tension:While seated, turn knob backward(counterclockwise, toward – sign).Adjusting arm angle can help support different types of work and shifts inposture. Swing chair arms inward for support while using keyboard. Swingarm out to support use of computer mouse.Set the tilt tension to control the resistance you feel when leaning back.HermanMiller Aeron Chair 1Adjustment Guide
Forward Tilt: Front lever on left sideLumbar Height: Thick pad on back of chairTo position chair forward:Lean back and lift lever all theway up. Lean forward.To change height:Using equal pressure on each end oflumbar support pad, raise or lower itto desired position within adjustmenttrack.To resume horizontal position:While seated, push lever all the waydown. Lean back.Adjust pad height so that it comfortably supports the natural curve ofyour spine.Engage forward tilt to support the thighs’ declined posture when performingintensive tasks such as keyboarding.Tilt Limiter: Rear lever on left sidePostureFit Adjustment: Knob on right side of chairTo limit tilt range:Recline as far as you like. Move leverup to define the limit of recline. Youcan still move forward. Readjust asnecessary.To engage:While seated, turn knob forward untilit stops. Then turn knob backward untilyou find the support that feels rightfor you.To release tilt limiter:Lean forward, press lever down.To disengage:While seated, turn knob backward.Engage the tilt limiter when you want to sit in an upright or partiallyNote: Set PostureFit with tilt limiter engaged in forward position to achievereclined position.the best fit for you. Before making this adjustment, you should be seated withyour back in the pocket of the chair back. Then adjust PostureFit so that itcomfortably supports the natural alignment of your spine and provides lowerback comfort.Lumbar Depth: Thick pad on back of chairFine-Tune Footring Height: Long stem on left side with knobOnly available on some stools.To adjust depth:Using equal pressure on each end oflumbar support pad, lift it out of itstrack in back of chair. Flip it over andreplace in track. (Notice that one sideof support pad is thicker than the otherside.)To raise:While seated, lift your feet off thefootring, turn knob forward.To lower:While seated, lift your feet off thefootring, turn knob backward.Switch between thick and thin sides of the pad so that it comfortablyAt the proper height, your feet should rest flat on the footring.supports the natural curve of your spine.HermanMiller Aeron Chair 2Adjustment Guide
Aeron Chair Size/Fit Reference — Aeron Chair This reference helps people select A-, B-, or C-size chairs when the three sizes are not available for actual test sitting. Height and weight are key indicators of suitable chair-size choice. Since the B-size chair is designed to fit a broad range of people, Herman Miller recommends it
