Know What Goes in Our Chairs!

Every Detail is Engineered for a Seamless Seating Experience

At Kepler Brooks, every chair is more than just a place to sit it's a precision-engineered blend of design, ergonomics, and performance. Here’s a closer look at the components that bring our chairs to life:

Mechanism

Arms

Arm Type Description Advantages Disadvantages Best Use
Fixed Arms (Nylon, Metal) Non-adjustable, permanently attached to the chair. Sturdy, affordable, provides basic arm support. Lacks adjustability, may not fit all users or desks. Short sitting durations, budget office chairs, conference rooms.
1D Arms (Nylon, Metal) Can move up and down to match different desk heights. Improves posture, customizable for various users. Limited adjustability beyond height. General office use, shared workstations.
2D Adjustable Arms (Nylon, Metal) Adjusts in two directions—height and depth (forward/backward movement). Offers better arm positioning, suitable for different body types. No width adjustability option and no pivot adjustment. Professionals working long hours, work from home.
3D Adjustable Arms (Nylon, Metal) Adjusts in three directions—height, pivot (angle adjustment), and depth (forward/backward). More flexibility, enhances comfort, supports multiple postures. Slightly more expensive. Long hours of desk work, gaming, premium ergonomic chairs, director chairs.
4D Adjustable Arms (Metal) Moves in four directions—height, width, depth and pivot (angle adjustment). Maximum customization, best for ergonomics, supports multiple working styles. Higher cost. High-end ergonomic chairs, gaming chairs.
Flexible Reclining Arms (Nylon) Reclines along with the backrest, fixed with the backrest and seat, cushion padded. Space-saving, flexible, reclines back with the chair. Only for Leatherette Chairs. No height adjustability. Boss Chairs, Leatherette Chairs, Manager Chairs.
Flip-up Arms (Nylon) Can be flipped up, converting to an armless chair when needed. Space-saving, flexible use. Less adjustability compared to other types. Small spaces.

Wheels

Points 50MM 60MM
Mobility Slightly less smooth movement, especially on carpets. Rolls more easily, requiring less force to move the chair.
Stability Lower to the ground, slightly more stable. Higher off the ground, which may make the chair feel a bit taller but not significantly less stable.
Durability Smaller wheels tend to wear out faster, especially on rough surfaces. Larger wheels generally last longer and handle different surfaces better.
Comfort Less shock absorption on hard floors. Provides better cushioning and smoother movement over bumps or uneven surfaces.
Floor Compatibility Work fine on hard floors but may struggle on carpets. Better for both hard floors and carpets due to larger contact area.
WHICH ONE TO CHOOSE ? For carpeted floors: 60mm wheels are better. For hard floors: Both work, but 60mm offers smoother movement. For durability and better mobility: 60mm is the better choice.

BASE

Material Features Capacity Best Use
Plastic Lightweight, low-cost, least durable 68–113 kg Basic office chairs, Kids chairs, Occasional use chairs
Nylon Durable, flexible, impact-resistant, lightweight 130–180 kg Mid Range Office Chairs, Budget Ergonomic Chairs
Steel (Chrome Plated) Heavy-duty, strong, durable, corrosion-resistant 200–350 kg Industrial chairs, Heavy-duty Office chairs, Gaming chairs, Semi-Premium Office Chairs
Aluminium Strong, Heavy Duty, Rust-resistant, Premium Look 220–450 kg High-end Office Chairs, Ergonomic chairs, Premium Gaming Chairs

Every Kepler Brooks chair is a sum of its parts. Each component is chosen with purpose, perfected through testing, and built to elevate how you sit, move, and work.