A task chair is the everyday work chair — compact, adjustable on the essentials and built for desk work rather than boardroom presence. A fully ergonomic chair adds deeper adjustment such as seat depth and multi-way arms for people sitting all day. Most task chairs in our range include lumbar support and a gas lift.

Yes. Several ranges come in both versions — the Endeavour 103, Harvey P350 and Clinton TR600 are each available with arms or armless. Armless chairs tuck fully under a desk, suit narrow workstations, and work well where staff move between stations. Choose the version you want on the product page.

Many do. Height-adjustable arms let you set your elbows level with the desk so your shoulders stay relaxed, which is the adjustment that matters most day to day. Arm adjustment varies by model, so check the specifications, or tell our Laverton North team how long you sit and we'll recommend accordingly.

A high back supports the spine up to the shoulders and suits longer sitting and taller users. A medium back stops around the mid shoulder blade, feels less bulky and tucks under a desk more easily. The Harvey P350 comes in both, so you can match back height to the person rather than the room.

Mesh backs let air move, so they suit warm offices and anyone who runs hot. Fabric feels softer and more cushioned and generally looks more traditional. Our Como chair comes in both, so you can compare the same chair either way. Visit the Laverton North showroom by appointment to sit in them.

Task chairs at Melbourne Office Furniture range from $178 to $575. Armless versions sit at the lower end, while mesh models and chairs with headrests sit higher. Most arrive fully assembled. If you're buying for a whole floor, ask us for a bulk quote rather than ordering chair by chair.