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Neutral Posture, Inc.

3904 N. Texas Avenue
Bryan, Texas 77803
United States
Telephone: 800-446-3746 or 979-778-0502.
Fax: 979-778-0408.
Web: http://www.neutralposture.com.
Email: customerservice@neutralposture.com.

Products manufactured by Neutral Posture, Inc. (listed alphabetically)

  1. NEUTRAL POSTURE CHAIR - 6000 SERIES Picture of NEUTRAL POSTURE CHAIR - 6000 SERIES

    The Neutral Posture Chair - 6000 Series is an adjustable office chair designed for use to provide back support while working at a desk. This chair has a high back with adjustable back height and angle and an inflatable lumbar pad. This chair features six seat size and contour options with adjustable seat height, depth, angle, and tension. It has adjustable arm height, width and 360-degree armpad rotation. The 6000 Series also has a plastic outer shell and a multi-function mechanism with seat slider and forward tilt-stop. Seat size/contour options include small seat/minimal contour, medium seat/minimal contour, medium seat/moderate contour, medium seat/deep contour, large seat/minimal contour, large seat/deep contour. OPTIONS: Upholstered back; Fring footrest; two-way adjustable headrest or adjustable neckrest.

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