Mechanism Design
The Logic 300 uses RH's 2PP? (Two-Point Principle) mechanism, designed to mimic the movement of the hip and knee joints. As you recline:
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Feet remain in contact with the floor.
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Backrest maintains consistent support against the spine.
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Seat and back move in a coordinated manner.
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Tilt resistance is adjustable to match body weight.
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Recline can be locked at any angle.
Adjustments
Standard ergonomic adjustments include:
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Seat height adjustment
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Seat depth (seat slide)
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Backrest height adjustment
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Independent back angle adjustment
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Free-float/synchronous tilt mechanism
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Tilt tension adjustment
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Inflatable lumbar support
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Forward tilt function (depending on configuration)
- Headrest and multi-adjustable armrests
Ergonomic Construction
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High-density moulded foam seat.
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Waterfall seat front to reduce pressure behind knees.
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Tapered backrest allowing greater shoulder and arm movement.
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Pronounced lumbar contour with adjustable air lumbar system.
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Wool layer integrated into seat and back for thermal regulation and ventilation.
Practical Notes
The Logic 300 is generally considered a task-focused ergonomic chair rather than a lounge/reclining chair. Users often praise its posture support and extensive adjustability.