Office Chairs — Expert Answer

What's the difference between tilt lock and tilt tension on an office chair?

Set it so reclining requires moderate pressure from your normal seated position — not too loose, not too tight. Tilt tension (a knob under the seat) adjusts the resistance required to recline. Tilt lock is a separate lever that locks the chair at a specific position. Use tilt lock for forward-leaning concentrated work; leave it unlocked for extended reading or screen work where periodic recline is beneficial. FindOfficeFurniture.com makes it easy to find what you need — call 888-719-4960 and save.
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