Saddle Chairs

A saddle chair splits the seat into two shaped halves so you sit with an open hip angle and the pelvis upright, which is why deskside professionals, dentists, clinics and workshops use them for long days on the move. This range covers narrow and wider seat shapes, tilt and balance mechanisms, and stool or chair bases.

Which saddle chair models are in this range?

The Bambach Saddle Chair is the clinical classic, the Ergo Saddle comes with footring, longer gas lift and round tube footring options, and the Norj 4D Active Saddle Stool adds multi point adjustment for a personalised fit. The Humanscale Pony Saddle Chair rounds out the range for lighter duty settings.

How do you choose between models?

Seat shape and adjustment range are the deciding factors. Compare the seat profile of the Bambach against the Ergo Saddle, check whether a footring or a longer gas lift suits your desk height, and look at the Norj 4D if you want the widest adjustment set. Each product page lists seat dimensions and the exact options available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a saddle chair?

A saddle chair has a shaped seat designed to position the sitter with an open hip angle and support the spine’s natural alignment. The feel and fit vary between models.

Who might choose a saddle chair?

A saddle chair may suit people who prefer a more open seated posture or need to move around their workstation. Compare the seat shape and adjustment options on each product page to find a suitable model.

Can I use a saddle chair for a full workday?

That depends on your body, task and the chair’s fit. Check the product details and consider trying or discussing the options with the team before choosing a chair for extended use.


x