Conçu par Todd Bracher

Chaise de bureau Path

Le siège de bureau le plus durable au monde. Path associe des matériaux repêchés dans l'océan à un soutien intuitif et auto-ajustable.

Caractéristiques de conception

  • Patented Gravity Mechanism™ recline

    Patented Gravity Mechanism™ recline

    Uses bodyweight instead of bulky controls, keeping you supported in any recline position.
  • FormSense Eco Knit™ support

    FormSense Eco Knit™ support

    A breathable 3D knit textile that conforms naturally to the body for self-adjusting lumbar comfort.
  • Upcycles more plastic waste than any other chair

    Upcycles more plastic waste than any other chair

    Recycled content makes up over half of the chair’s material composition and weight.
  • Zero-waste textile construction

    Zero-waste textile construction

    FormSense Eco Knit™ is created using a 3D knitting process that results in zero waste.

Spécifications

Variante

UGS

PT16VKT11XNSSNSC

Roulettes

Roulette multi-surface pour sols durs ou souples

Garantie

15 ans ; tissu/coussins/accoudoirs/roulettes : 5 ans

Dimensions

Largeur

635 mm

Profondeur

635 mm

Hauteur hors tout

880 mm - 39.76 po

Hauteur du dossier

20,67 po.

Profondeur de l’assise

414 mm - 475 mm

Hauteur de l’assise

395 mm - 530 mm

Poids

Poids total

18.6 kg

Capacité de charge

1368 kg

À qui il s’adresse

Pour les personnes qui souhaitent une chaise ergonomique haute performance, intuitive, confortable et véritablement durable.

  • Idéale pour les longues journées de travail et les tâches nécessitant une concentration intense.
  • Parfaite pour les bureaux à domicile modernes et les espaces au design avant-gardiste.
  • Convient parfaitement aux équipes qui privilégient la durabilité et le bien-être.

Certifications et essais
  • HPD
  • DECLARE® - Red List Free
  • Living Product Challenge
  • CDPH
  • BIFMA LEVEL® - Level 3
  • SCS Indoor Advantage Gold
  • Green Tick
  • MID

Entretien, maintenance et longévité

  • Upholstery

    Care instructions vary depending on the selected upholstery. Vacuum regularly using a soft brush attachment to remove dust and prevent dirt from working into the fibers. For spills, act quickly — blot liquids with an absorbent cloth before they set. Stains should be removed by gently dabbing with a lint-free cloth or sponge dampened with clean, warm water. If necessary, add a small amount of mild dish soap, then finish by dabbing with clean water. Avoid rubbing, as this may damage the textile surface. For wool textiles, professional dry cleaning is recommended for anything beyond surface stains. For detailed care instructions by upholstery type, refer to the Humanscale Care Guide.

  • Frame, Base & Components

    Clean metal and plastic components with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap if needed. Dry thoroughly.

The Path task chair earns high marks for its minimal ecological impact. It's also just a comfortable chair, with Humanscale's ergonomic reclining mechanism on the back and a smoothly supportive cylinder beneath the seat.

Path adapts to both conscious decisions to sit up or sit back while also capable of adapting to the numerous minute unconscious adjustments we make to our posture throughout the day.

Might Be the Best Chair You Can Buy

A Chair for Your Desk That's Kind To the Earth

Portrait of Todd Bracher with glasses and short hair on a light gray background

Designed By Todd Bracher

Todd Bracher is an industrial designer, strategic advisor, and author whose practice spans disciplines, industries, and cultures. Over a 25-year career, he has brought more than 200 products to market for leading global brands including Herman Miller, Humanscale, Georg Jensen, Fritz Hansen, Issey Miyake, and 3M—earning recognition as a three-time International Designer of the Year. Bracher is the founder of Design in Context, a methodology built on the principle that form follows function, function follows context. By placing business objectives, human needs, and contemporary culture at the center of the design process, the framework produces solutions that are quietly effective, deeply considered, and built to endure. After a decade working across Copenhagen, Milan, Paris, and London, Bracher returned to his native New York, where he is based in Brooklyn.
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