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Check the chair’s brand, model, dimensions and existing fittings before purchasing an accessory. Some items, such as armrests, gas lifts and replacement bases, may be designed for specific chair models or mounting systems. Universal accessories such as lumbar cushions and footrests are generally easier to match, but it is still important to check product specifications before ordering.
No. Office chair armrests are not always universal, as mounting points, screw spacing and chair-frame designs can vary between models. Some replacement armrests are made specifically for certain chair ranges, while others offer broader compatibility. Always confirm the dimensions and fitting requirements of both the chair and the armrests before purchasing.
Chair castors are small wheels that allow an office chair to roll easily across the floor, while chair glides are stationary feet that keep the chair in a fixed position. Castors are ideal for workstations where regular movement is required, whereas glides can be useful for meeting rooms, visitor chairs or environments where chair movement needs to be restricted.
The best castor depends on the flooring surface. Standard hard castors are commonly used on carpet, while softer castors are generally better suited to timber, vinyl, laminate and tiled floors because they can help reduce scratching and marking. For additional floor protection, a suitable chair mat can also be used underneath the chair.
A chair mat can help protect flooring from wear, scratches, dents and repeated movement from office chair castors. It can be particularly useful on carpet, timber, vinyl and other surfaces that may be damaged over time. Chair mats can also create a smoother rolling surface, making it easier to move your chair around the workstation.
