Intuitive ergonomics, personalised comfort and exceptional value for today’s sustainable workplace
The Senator Group India, a subsidiary of the UK-headquartered The Senator Group, a leading global office furniture manufacturer known for its focus on quality, innovation and sustainability, has unveiled ‘Elate’, a new office chair designed to meet the evolving demands of the country’s fast-growing workplaces. Combining intuitive ergonomic support, personalised comfort, accessible value and carbon-efficient design, Elate brings a fresh approach to task seating-delivering the performance users need without unnecessary complexity.
Elate features a weight-controlled synchronised mechanism, generous recline, adjustable lumbar support and seat depth, seating tension adjustment, and a self-supporting mesh back, designed to work across a variety of environments, from corporate offices and Global Capability Centres to flexible workspaces, collaborative areas and large-scale workstation deployments.
At the heart of Elate is its weight-controlled Body Balance Tilt mechanism, designed to respond naturally to the user’s weight and movement. The mechanism provides up to 18° of recline, enabling users to move comfortably between focused work and more relaxed postures, while a travel limiter and upright lock provide additional control. By making the chair responsive to the individual rather than requiring complex manual adjustment, Elate makes ergonomic seating more intuitive.
Personalised comfort is further supported through 80mm of adjustable lumbar support and 50mm of seat-depth adjustment, allowing users to fine-tune their seating position. The self-supporting mesh back provides breathable support, while the upholstered seat with moulded foam is designed for comfort throughout the working day.
Elate is available in two configurations to suit different workplace requirements. The EE640 offers a clean, armless configuration, while the EE640MF adds height-adjustable multifunctional arms for users who require additional support during extended desk-based work.
