Hammock 1 uses a single lumbar support to create a more concentrated and noticeable supporting sensation around the lower back.
It combines breathable mesh, adjustable seat depth, a 4D headrest, 5D Dual-Axis armrests, synchronized recline and a retractable footrest for everyday ergonomic sitting.
Choose Hammock 1 if you prefer more focused lower-back contact. Hammock 2 provides a broader, more wrapping support sensation.
Height is only a starting point. Seat depth, thigh length, lumbar position, torso length, armrest reach and headrest position determine whether the chair fits your body.
Hammock 1 and Hammock 2 share the same core ergonomic adjustments, dimensions and chair platform.
The main difference is the lumbar design: Hammock 1 uses one lumbar support, while Hammock 2 uses twin lumbar supports. That changes how the support feels against your lower back.
A single lumbar section concentrates the contact area more centrally against the lower back.
This creates a more noticeable and supportive sensation for users who prefer to clearly feel the lumbar support against the lower-back curve.
Twin lumbar sections distribute contact more broadly across the lower-back area.
The result is a more wrapping and embracing sensation for users who prefer support to spread around the lower back rather than concentrate at one central point.
Hammock 1 is not the basic version of Hammock 2, and Hammock 2 is not simply an upgraded Hammock 1. Their main functional difference is the lumbar support design.
Neither lumbar design is universally better. Body shape, lumbar curvature and personal preference affect which support sensation feels more natural. If possible, try both chairs before deciding.
Hammock 1 uses one lumbar support section to create a more concentrated contact area against the lower back.
Because the support is delivered through one central lumbar section, the contact feels more defined and noticeable around the lumbar curve.
This gives Hammock 1 its characteristic focused and supportive lower-back feel , particularly for users who prefer to clearly feel where the chair is supporting them.
Support is centred through one main lumbar contact zone.
The lumbar contact is easier to feel directly against the lower-back curve.
Best suited to users who prefer a defined support point rather than a broader wrapping sensation.
A single lumbar section concentrates contact through one central area rather than splitting that contact across two lumbar sections.
The support can feel more pronounced because the contact is focused around the central lower-back region.
Some users prefer this more noticeable support sensation; others may prefer the broader wrapping feel of Hammock 2.
Support feel is personal. A more noticeable lumbar sensation is not automatically better for every user. Body shape, lumbar curvature and personal preference determine which support style feels more natural.
Hammock 1 provides approximately 44–50 cm of usable seat depth measured from the lumbar support across 3 positions, allowing the seat to accommodate different thigh lengths.
Moving the seat forward provides more thigh support, while moving it backward reduces the usable sitting depth.
The aim is to support most of the thighs while maintaining comfortable clearance behind the knees and allowing your lower back to remain naturally against the lumbar support.
Too little usable seat depth may leave a larger portion of the thighs unsupported.
The seat supports most of the thighs while maintaining comfortable clearance behind the knees.
Excessive usable depth may press behind the knees or cause you to sit forward away from the lumbar support.
The approximately 44–50 cm usable range is measured from the effective lumbar-support contact point to the front edge of the seat, across three adjustment positions.
The Hammock 1 seat pan is specified as 51 × 51 cm, while its physical seat depth is approximately 50 cm. These physical dimensions are different from the usable sitting depth measured from the lumbar support.
Fit tip: Do not choose seat depth from overall height alone. Two people of the same height can have different thigh lengths, so the correct setting depends on body proportions and knee clearance.
Hammock 1’s upgraded 4D headrest provides 6 height positions across 6 cm, 3 depth positions across 3 cm, 60° of tilt and 110° of rotation .
The four adjustment directions allow the headrest to move closer to your neck curve instead of simply sitting behind the back of your head.
This helps accommodate differences in torso length, shoulder height and neck position between users.
Move the headrest up or down to align the support with your neck and upper-back position.
Move the headrest forward or backward to bring support closer without forcing the head forward.
Change the support angle to better match your neck position in upright or relaxed sitting.
Rotate the headrest surface to fine-tune how it contacts the neck and lower head area.
Measured from the seat surface to the headrest reference position. Check the neck contact point while seated.
The headrest should reach close enough to the neck that you do not have to lean backward just to find support.
If the headrest pushes your head forward, reduce the depth, change the height or adjust the angle until the contact feels more natural.
Neck position changes when you recline, so use the tilt and rotation adjustments to fine-tune support for different sitting positions.
Fit tip: Overall height is only a starting point for headrest fit. Torso length, shoulder height and neck length also determine whether the headrest reaches the right position.
Hammock 1's 5D Dual-Axis armrests combine 8-step height adjustment, width adjustment, 360° pad rotation, up to 270° pad pivot and up to 54 cm of fore–aft reach .
Unlike a conventional armrest that relies mainly on a short sliding arm pad, the Dual-Axis structure uses two rotational axes to reposition the entire armrest over a much wider area.
This allows the support to move closer to your elbows for typing, mouse work, phone use, gaming or more relaxed sitting positions.
Raise or lower the armrests to support the forearms without lifting the shoulders.
Adjust the armrest position laterally to better suit different shoulder widths and elbow positions.
Rotate the arm pad to change its orientation for different working and relaxed positions.
Pivot the armrest assembly through a wide arc to bring support closer to where your forearms naturally rest.
Two rotational axes work together to reposition the armrest forward or backward across a much wider reach than a conventional short sliding pad.
Approximate fitting measurements. Confirm your preferred armrest position during an actual chair fitting.
The fore–aft movement does not come from simply sliding the arm pad forward and backward.
Instead, two rotational joints work together to change the position of the armrest. This creates up to 54 cm of overall fore–aft positioning reach while allowing the arm pad to approach the body from different angles.
Set the height so your forearms are supported without needing to lift or shrug the shoulders.
Use the width and Dual-Axis positioning to bring the armrests closer to where your elbows naturally rest.
Reposition the armrests for typing, mouse work, phone use, gaming or reclined sitting instead of relying on one fixed arm position all day.
Fit tip: Armrests should support the forearms without forcing the shoulders upward or pushing the elbows too far away from the body. Adjust the armrests after setting your seat height and desk position.
Hammock 1 provides an approximate 45–53 cm seat-height range, giving around 8 cm of vertical adjustment through a TÜV-certified Class 4 gas lift.
The correct seat height should allow your feet to remain supported while keeping your knees comfortable and your shoulders relaxed when working at the desk.
Seat height should also be considered together with desk height. A chair may fit your legs correctly but still place your arms too low or too high relative to a fixed desk.
Sitting too low can increase hip and knee flexion and make it harder to align your forearms naturally with the desk.
Your feet remain supported while your knees, hips and elbows settle into a comfortable working position.
If the seat is too high, the feet may hang or pressure may increase underneath the thighs.
Start by setting the chair so your feet can rest naturally on the floor or an appropriate external foot support.
Once your legs are positioned correctly, check whether the keyboard and desk surface are at a suitable height for your elbows.
Your forearms should reach the working surface without requiring the shoulders to lift or the elbows to reach upward.
Fit tip: Do not raise the chair simply to reach a desk if doing so leaves your feet unsupported. Chair height, desk height and foot support should work together as one ergonomic setup.
Hammock 1 uses a synchronized recline mechanism with 3 locking positions and up to approximately 135° of maximum recline.
The recline gives you supported alternatives to sitting upright continuously throughout the day.
Stay more upright for focused desk work, move into an intermediate recline for lighter tasks, or recline further during short recovery periods.
Use the more upright position for typing, mouse work and tasks that require closer interaction with the desk and screen.
Open the sitting angle for reading, calls, browsing or lighter tasks while remaining supported by the backrest.
Recline up to approximately 135° for more relaxed sitting and short recovery periods between focused work sessions.
As you recline, the seat and backrest move in a coordinated motion rather than the backrest simply folding backward independently.
The coordinated movement allows the body to move from a focused upright position into a more open reclined posture while remaining supported by the chair.
The approximately 135° maximum recline is measured as the included angle between the seat plane and the backrest when the chair reaches its maximum reclined position.
Movement tip: Reclining gives you another supported posture, but it should not replace regular movement. Change positions, stand and walk periodically during longer sitting sessions.
Hammock 1 includes a retractable footrest that stores beneath the seat during normal desk work and extends when you want a more relaxed sitting position.
Used together with the synchronized recline, the footrest provides temporary support underneath the lower legs and lets the body move away from a continuously upright posture.
When you return to focused work, simply retract the footrest underneath the seat so your feet can return to the floor or another suitable foot support.
Keep the footrest stored while your feet remain supported on the floor during normal desk work.
Extend the footrest when reclining for reading, calls, browsing or short recovery periods.
Extending the legs gives the body another position instead of keeping the knees and hips at the same angle throughout the day.
The footrest works naturally with the synchronized recline when you move temporarily into a more relaxed posture.
When the break is over, retract the footrest beneath the seat and return to your normal working position.
Your feet should normally remain supported on the floor or an appropriate external foot support. The retractable footrest should not be used to compensate for an incorrect working seat height.
Extend the footrest when you recline and want temporary support beneath the lower legs. Think of it as a recovery position rather than your primary working posture.
Movement tip: The footrest gives you another supported sitting position, but no reclined position should replace regular movement. Change posture, stand and walk periodically during longer work sessions.
Hammock 1 uses breathable mesh across the seat and backrest to promote airflow and help reduce heat buildup during longer sitting sessions.
This makes the chair particularly practical for warm home offices, study spaces and workplaces where ventilation and surface breathability matter.
The mesh also flexes under load, creating a responsive sitting surface without relying on thick foam cushioning.
Open mesh construction allows more air to move through the seat and backrest while you sit.
The mesh responds under body weight rather than creating the dense feel of a thick upholstered cushion.
Breathable surfaces can feel more comfortable in Malaysia's warm and humid working conditions.
Some users still prefer the softer and more padded sensation of a foam seat. Mesh and cushion comfort are personal preferences rather than one being universally better.
If seat feel matters strongly to you, compare both surface types in person before deciding.
Comfort tip: Mesh feel can vary depending on body weight, clothing, sitting duration and personal preference. A showroom trial remains the best way to judge whether the surface firmness suits you.
Hammock 1 is best considered from around 160 cm and above, but overall height alone cannot tell you whether the chair will fit correctly.
Seat depth, thigh length, torso length, lumbar position, shoulder height and headrest reach all influence whether the chair fits your body comfortably.
Use height as an initial filter, then confirm seat depth, lumbar contact and headrest reach against your own body.
The seat should support most of your thighs without pressing into the back of the knees. Hammock 1 provides approximately 44–50 cm of usable seat depth.
Hammock 1's single lumbar support should meet your lower-back curve naturally rather than contacting too high, too low or with uncomfortable pressure.
The armrests should reach your elbows while the shoulders remain relaxed and the upper arms stay close to the body.
The 4D headrest should reach close to your neck curve without requiring you to push your head backward or forcing the head forward.
Pay particular attention to minimum seat height, usable seat depth and whether the headrest can reach the neck comfortably.
This is the general starting point for Hammock Series fit, but body proportions should still be checked individually.
Taller users should confirm that thigh support, backrest height and headrest positioning remain suitable for their proportions.
Niture fitting principle: Height is an initial filter, not a final answer. Seat depth, torso length, lumbar position and headrest reach can make two people of the same height experience the same chair very differently.
A consolidated reference for Hammock 1's physical dimensions, body-fit measurements, adjustment ranges and key construction specifications.
| Specification | Hammock 1 |
|---|---|
| Body Fit & Dimensions | |
| Recommended Fit | Around 160–180 cm as a starting height range; confirm using body proportions and showroom trial |
| Maximum Recommended Load | 110 kg |
| Physical Seat Pan | 51 cm width × 51 cm depth |
| Physical Seat Depth | Approx. 50 cm |
| Seat Depth Adjustment | 3 positions · approx. 6 cm usable range |
| Seat Height | Approx. 45–53 cm |
| Seat Height Adjustment | Approx. 8 cm continuous gas-lift range |
| Body-Fit Reference Measurements | |
| Usable Seat Depth from Lumbar | Approx. 44–50 cm |
| Lumbar Height from Seat | Approx. 14 cm |
| Headrest Height from Seat | Approx. 59–80 cm |
| Armrest Height from Seat | Approx. 20–29 cm |
| Inner Armrest Width | Approx. 38–64 cm |
| Lumbar Support | |
| Lumbar Design | Single lumbar support |
| Lumbar Support Character | Focused, concentrated and more noticeable lower-back contact |
| 4D Headrest | |
| Headrest Height Adjustment | 6 steps · 6 cm |
| Headrest Depth Adjustment | 3 steps · 3 cm |
| Headrest Tilt | 60° |
| Headrest Rotation | 110° |
| 5D Dual-Axis Armrests | |
| Armrest Height Adjustment | 8 steps · 9 cm |
| Armrest Width Adjustment | Up to 14 cm |
| Arm Pad Rotation | 360° |
| Armrest Pivot | Up to 270° |
| Dual-Axis Fore–Aft Reach | Up to 54 cm overall positioning reach |
| Recline & Recovery | |
| Recline Mechanism | Synchronized recline |
| Maximum Recline | Approx. 135° |
| Recline Locking Positions | 3 positions |
| Footrest | Retractable · stored beneath seat |
| Material & Construction | |
| Seat Material | Breathable mesh |
| Backrest Material | Breathable mesh |
| Gas Lift | TÜV-certified Class 4 gas lift |
| Base | Metal base |
| Castors | Twin-wheel castors |
| Ownership | |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Showroom Trial | Available at Niture Puchong showroom |
The seat pan dimensions describe its physical width and depth. The approximate physical seat depth is 50 cm when measured on the chair. These are not the same as the usable depth from the lumbar support.
Measured from the effective lumbar-support contact point to the front edge of the seat, across three adjustment positions.
Measured as the included angle between the seat plane and backrest at maximum recline.
Measurement note: Dimensions are measured manually and may vary slightly between individual units or production batches. Where a value is shown as approximate, allow for normal measurement tolerance. Body-fit measurements should be confirmed through actual chair adjustment and fitting.
Follow the adjustment guide to set seat height, seat depth, lumbar position, armrests, headrest and recline in a logical order.
The goal is not to copy one universal chair setting. Use the controls to bring the chair closer to your own proportions, desk height and working position.
Adjust the chair from the seat upward. This makes it easier to establish your leg position first before fine-tuning the upper-body support points.
Start with your feet supported and your knees in a comfortable position.
Adjust the seat until your thighs are supported without pressure behind the knees.
Sit fully back and confirm that the single lumbar support meets your lower-back curve comfortably.
Bring the armrests to your elbows while keeping your shoulders relaxed.
Adjust height, depth, tilt and rotation until the headrest reaches naturally toward the neck area.
Test the three recline positions and extend the footrest when using a more relaxed recovery posture.
After the chair is adjusted, sit at your actual desk and recheck the relationship between your chair, keyboard, screen and working surface.
Setup tip: There is no single perfect setting for every task. Small adjustments may be useful when moving between focused desk work, calls, reading and reclined recovery.
Common questions about fit, lumbar support, adjustments, materials and how Hammock 1 differs from Hammock 2.
Hammock 1 and Hammock 2 share the same core ergonomic platform, dimensions and adjustment system. The main difference is the lumbar support design.
Hammock 1 uses a single lumbar support that creates a more focused, concentrated and noticeable lower-back contact. Hammock 2 uses twin lumbar sections that create a broader, more wrapping sensation.
Neither design is universally better. The better choice depends on your body shape and preferred support sensation.
Around 160 cm and above is a useful starting point for considering Hammock 1, but height alone does not determine chair fit.
Seat depth, thigh length, torso length, lumbar position and headrest reach should also be checked. Users near the lower or upper end of the expected range are encouraged to try the chair in person.
It can depend strongly on body proportions. Shorter users should pay particular attention to the minimum seat height, usable seat depth and headrest reach.
The seat provides approximately 44–50 cm of usable depth, so users with shorter thigh lengths should confirm that comfortable clearance remains behind the knees.
Hammock 1 uses a single lumbar support designed to create focused contact around the lower back.
Its defining feature is the concentrated support sensation rather than a multi-part or Smart-Glide lumbar system. Your sitting position and body proportions determine where and how strongly that contact is felt.
Hammock 1 provides approximately 44–50 cm of usable seat depth across 3 positions, giving around 6 cm of usable adjustment.
The physical seat pan itself measures approximately 51 cm wide × 51 cm deep. Physical seat size and usable seat depth are different measurements.
Hammock 1 uses a synchronized recline mechanism with 3 locking positions and a maximum recline of approximately 135°.
The recline angle is measured between the seat plane and the backrest at maximum recline.
Yes. Hammock 1 includes a retractable footrest stored beneath the seat.
It can be extended during reclined or recovery sitting and retracted again for normal desk work. It is intended as an additional relaxed sitting position rather than a substitute for correct seat and desk height.
Hammock 1 uses breathable mesh across both the seat and backrest.
The mesh allows more airflow than a thick upholstered surface and provides a flexible sitting surface, which can be practical in Malaysia's warm working environment.
The Hammock Series has a maximum recommended load of 110 kg.
Weight capacity should be considered together with body dimensions and fit rather than used as the only criterion when choosing a chair.
Yes. Hammock 1 is available to try at the Niture Puchong showroom.
A fitting lets you compare Hammock 1's focused single lumbar support against Hammock 2's broader twin-lumbar feel while also checking seat depth, armrest position and headrest reach against your own body.
Hammock 1 comes with a 3-year warranty.
Warranty coverage is subject to Niture's current warranty terms and conditions.
Compare lumbar feel, seat depth, headrest reach and armrest position in person instead of deciding from height alone.
Specifications can narrow the choice. Your body confirms the fit.
Visit the Niture Puchong showroom to try Hammock 1, compare its focused single-lumbar support with Hammock 2's broader twin-lumbar feel, and adjust the chair around your own proportions.
A useful showroom trial is not about whether the chair feels comfortable for the first 30 seconds. Adjust it properly and check whether the main support points match your body.
Try Hammock 1's more focused single-lumbar contact beside Hammock 2's broader wrapping sensation.
Confirm usable seat depth, knee clearance, armrest reach, lumbar position and headrest-to-neck reach.
Sit upright, recline, reposition the armrests and test the footrest rather than judging the chair from one posture.
No appointment is required for general chair fitting. Walk in during showroom hours. If you need a specific consultant, arranging a time in advance may be helpful.
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