LiberNovo updates seating design for Omni office chairs
Ergonomic chair manufacturer LiberNovo has redesigned the seat cushions in its Omni product line to improve long-term durability and consistency.
Office furniture manufacturer LiberNovo has introduced structural updates to its Omni line of ergonomic chairs. The revision affects the current SE, Gen, and Pro models, distinguishing them from the first-generation release.
Engineers moved away from the previous two-piece design, which utilized a foam layer separated from a support plate by an air gap. The new models feature a single-piece integrated molding process where the support plate is embedded directly into the multi-density foam. Furthermore, the thickness of the cushions has been increased from 5cm to 6cm.
According to the company, these changes are intended to provide a more stable seating experience and improve the consistency of the cushion over extended periods of use. The fundamental multi-density foam formula remains consistent with previous product iterations.