Ambre 9000 Sit Stand Chair

The Ambre 9000 has a stable, welded frame with 360 degree castors and a safe and easy to use brake. The frame is small yet still offers plenty of room for the feet. As a standard, this chair is longer at the back than at the front to keep the risk of tipping over to a minimum. The brake system, with it's individual brake legs and durable brake pads, ensures maximum friction on all types of surfaces. The brake has a computer calculated lift curve so it can be applied using minimal force. The ground clearance has been set to prevent snagging on carpets and thresholds. The brake bracket is adjustable in stages. allowing the armrests to be adjusted in width still ensuring the brakes are easy to apply. Moving Around Horizontally Moving around while seated in the Ambre 9000 is easy. The castors turn smoothly in different directions, and the well designed frame provides plenty of legroom. Angling the seat back and forwards provides a firm base for the feet. The castors are available in a range of materials and sizes to allow the chair to be moved across thresholds and different kinds of surfaces. Vertically There is approximately 20 cm difference between the average height of a dining table and the height of a kitchen sink. To achieve a good working position at both, it is important for the chair to be sufficiently height adjustable. The Ambre 9000 has gas spring controls with a lifting range of 20 cm. NOTE: The brakes must always be applied before using any of the functions on the chair including the height adjustment. This is important to minimise any risk of injury! Moving sideways and out of the chair The Ambre 9000 makes it easy for the user to move sideways out of the chair, for example if you need to transfer into a bed, wheelchair or a toilet. Place the chair next to you, then apply the break. Adjust the seat to the right height, lower the armrest and move across. Folding armrests are available as an optional extra.