Hammock 2 is an accessible ergonomic chair built around Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support, creating broader, more wrapping contact across the lower-back area for work, study, home office use and relaxed everyday sitting.
Choose Hammock 2 when you prefer wrapping lower-back contact together with adjustable seat depth, 5D Dual-Axis armrests, a 4D headrest, synchronized recline and an integrated footrest — without moving into the Smart-Glide support system used across the Niture SINC Series.
Two lumbar support surfaces create a broader, more wrapping support feel across the lower back.
Three seat-depth positions help match effective thigh support to different body proportions.
Wide armrest positioning helps adapt support around desk distance, shoulder width and reclined sitting.
Height, depth, tilt and rotation adjustments help position the headrest around different torso lengths and neck positions.
The approximately 160–180 cm recommended height range is a starting reference, not a guarantee of fit. Seat depth, lower-leg length, lumbar position, arm support and headrest reach should still be checked against the user's actual body proportions.
Hammock 2 is designed for users who want practical ergonomic adjustment, breathable comfort and more noticeable lower-back support for everyday sitting.
Hammock 2 suits users who want an ergonomic chair that can be adjusted around common working, studying and relaxed sitting positions.
Hammock 2 is generally recommended for users around 160–180 cm, but standing height alone does not determine whether every part of the chair will fit.
Users near or outside the recommended height range should test the chair whenever possible because thigh length, torso length, shoulder width and headrest reach vary between people.
See how Hammock 2 combines wrapping lumbar support, body-fit adjustment, flexible arm support, recline and footrest functionality in everyday sitting.
Hammock 2 uses two flexible lumbar sections to create a more embracing lower-back contact, spreading support across a wider vertical area rather than concentrating it at a single point.
Hammock 2 does not use one single lumbar contact point. Its Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support uses two flexible support surfaces that meet the lower-back area across a broader vertical zone.
This wider contact area is what creates the more wrapping lumbar feel that distinguishes Hammock 2 within the HAMMOCK Series.
This measurement describes where the Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support surfaces sit relative to the seat. It represents the vertical area where the user can feel lumbar contact, rather than one fixed lumbar-support point.
In addition to its wider vertical contact zone, the lumbar contact angle can be adjusted to move the support approximately 2 cm forward.
A more forward position creates more noticeable lower-back contact, while reducing the forward position produces a gentler support feel.
Sit fully back so your pelvis is positioned naturally against the rear of the seat.
Check where the Twin Dynamic Lumbar surfaces meet your lower back across the approximately 7–25 cm contact zone.
Adjust the lumbar support forward until the contact feels present and supportive without excessive pressure.
The Twin Dynamic Lumbar design is intended to spread support across a broader lower-back region. More pressure is not automatically better; the suitable setting is the one that supports your lower-back shape while allowing you to sit naturally.
Hammock 2 uses articulated 5D Dual-Axis armrests to provide flexible arm support across focused desk work, relaxed sitting and reclined positions.
The Hammock 2 armrests do not rely on a conventional front-to-back sliding arm pad.
Instead, two articulated rotational axes allow the armrest structure to be turned through successive positions. Rotating the first axis changes the armrest position, while the second axis extends the positioning range further.
This creates a wide range of arm support positions around different desk distances, shoulder widths and reclined postures.
The approximately 54 cm fore–aft positioning range is created by rotating the two articulated armrest axes. The combined movement allows the arm support to be positioned much farther forward or rearward than a simple linear slide.
These values describe the movement available through the armrest mechanism itself.
Raises or lowers the arm support around different elbow and shoulder positions.
Front-to-back positioning created through the combined rotation of the two articulated axes.
Allows the arm pad orientation to change around different forearm and working positions.
Provides additional pad-angle positioning for working and relaxed postures.
Adjustment travel alone does not show whether an armrest will fit a particular user. These measurements provide a more practical reference for elbow height and shoulder width.
Measured vertically from the seat surface to the top of the arm pad across the available height-adjustment range.
Measures the clear inside distance between the left and right armrests across their available positioning range.
Raise or lower the armrests until your elbows are supported while your shoulders remain naturally relaxed.
Turn the two articulated axes to bring the support farther forward for desk work or farther rearward for relaxed sitting and recline.
Position the armrests so your elbows sit naturally relative to your shoulders without forcing the arms excessively inward or outward.
Fine-tune the pad direction so your forearms remain supported around typing, mouse use or reclined sitting.
A suitable armrest position should allow the elbows and forearms to rest naturally while the shoulders remain relaxed. Re-adjust the armrests when your desk distance or reclined posture changes.
Hammock 2 provides adjustable seat depth, seat height and headrest positioning so the chair can be fine-tuned around thigh length, lower-leg length, torso length and neck reach.
Hammock 2 provides approximately 43–50 cm of usable seat depth across three adjustment positions.
Niture measures usable seat depth from the lumbar support contact point to the front edge of the seat. This represents the effective thigh-support depth available to the user.
Sit fully back against the lumbar support, then adjust the seat until most of your thighs are supported while maintaining comfortable clearance behind the knees. More seat depth is not automatically better.
Hammock 2's upgraded 4D headrest can be adjusted around different torso lengths, neck positions and upright or reclined postures.
In addition to its mechanical adjustment range, the headrest support position measures approximately 59–80 cm from the seat, providing a useful reference for whether the headrest can reach a user's neck area.
Start by checking whether the headrest reaches the neck area. Then use height, depth, tilt and rotation to fine-tune the contact so the support does not push the head forward.
The approximately 8 cm seat-height range helps position Hammock 2 around different lower-leg lengths and working heights.
Start with your lower body first. Your feet should rest naturally and your thighs should feel comfortably supported before fine-tuning the desk and armrest position.
Set the chair so your feet and legs are comfortable first. Then position the armrests and working surface around that seated posture rather than raising the chair only to reach a desk that is too high.
Mechanical adjustment travel shows how far a component moves. Body-fit measurements show where that component sits relative to the user.
Measured from the lumbar support contact point to the front edge of the seat.
Provides a practical reference for torso length and headrest reach.
Helps assess whether the chair can match the user's lower-leg length and floor contact.
The mesh seat and backrest help maintain airflow across the chair surface during work, study and longer periods of everyday sitting.
Standing height is only an initial reference. Thigh length, lower-leg length, torso length, lumbar position and neck reach determine whether the chair's actual support positions match the user.
Hammock 2 combines synchronized recline, three locking positions and an integrated retractable footrest to support different sitting modes throughout the day.
Hammock 2 uses a synchronized recline mechanism that allows the backrest and seat movement to work together as you move away from an upright working position.
The mechanism provides three locking positions and a maximum recline angle of approximately 135°, allowing you to shift between focused sitting and more relaxed postures.
Choose an upright or more relaxed supported position depending on the activity.
Extends when needed for relaxed sitting and stores beneath the seat when not in use.
Set seat height, lumbar support, seat depth, headrest and armrests around your normal upright posture first.
Allow the synchronized mechanism to follow your movement rather than forcing yourself backward into the chair.
Choose one of the three locking positions according to whether you are working, reading or taking a short break.
A reclined posture changes your head, shoulder and arm position, so fine-tune the headrest and armrests if needed.
The integrated footrest is designed for temporary relaxed sitting rather than as a permanent working position.
Extend the legs briefly when stepping away from focused keyboard or desk work.
Pair the footrest with a reclined position for more relaxed reading or browsing.
Supports a more laid-back posture when the activity does not require close desk positioning.
Provides another temporary position for the legs during longer sitting periods.
Even with multiple recline positions and a footrest, regular standing, walking and changes of position remain important during longer working sessions.
The right chair is not simply the model with the most features. Different Niture chairs are designed around different support styles, adjustment needs and sitting preferences.
A straightforward everyday ergonomic chair for users who prefer simpler lower-back support and practical adjustment.
Designed for users who want a more wrapping lower-back support feel together with a wider range of practical body-fit adjustment.
More embracing lumbar contact combined with practical adjustment around the seat, head, arms and reclined posture.
Designed for users who place greater emphasis on movement-based back support and maintaining closer contact as sitting posture changes.
Product tier alone does not determine fit. A simpler chair that matches your proportions and preferred support feel can be a better choice than a more advanced chair that does not.
You prefer straightforward everyday adjustment and a simpler lower-back support feel.
You prefer more wrapping lumbar contact together with adjustable seat depth, 4D headrest and highly flexible Dual-Axis armrests.
You want movement-based back support designed to maintain closer contact as you change posture and recline.
Compare usable seat depth, lumbar position, headrest reach, armrest positioning and support feel against your own body proportions and working habits before deciding.
Detailed measurements for Hammock 2, separating mechanical adjustment travel from the actual support zones and reference positions that interact with the user's body.
These values describe the mechanical adjustment range of the chair's main support components.
| Adjustment | Range | What It Changes |
|---|---|---|
| Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support | Approx. 2 cm forward adjustment | Fine-tunes how closely the two lumbar support surfaces meet the lower-back area. |
| Usable Seat Depth | 3 steps · Approx. 43–50 cm | Changes effective thigh-support depth between the lumbar contact point and the front edge of the seat. |
| Seat Height | Approx. 45–53 cm | Adjusts chair height around lower-leg length and working-surface height. |
| Headrest Height Adjustment | 6 steps · Approx. 6 cm | Moves the headrest vertically around different torso and neck positions. |
| Headrest Depth Adjustment | 3 steps · Approx. 3 cm | Changes how closely the headrest meets the neck area. |
| Headrest Tilt | Up to 60° | Changes support angle around upright and reclined positions. |
| Headrest Rotation | Up to 110° | Provides additional neck-support positioning. |
| Armrest Height Adjustment | 8 steps · Approx. 9 cm | Raises or lowers the arm support around different elbow positions. |
| Dual-Axis Fore–Aft Reach | Up to approx. 54 cm | Front-to-back positioning created through the combined rotation of two articulated armrest axes. |
| Arm Pad Rotation | 360° | Changes pad orientation around different forearm positions. |
| Arm Pad Pivot | Up to 270° | Provides additional pad-angle positioning. |
| Recline | 3 locking positions · Up to approx. 135° | Supports movement between upright working and more relaxed reclined positions. |
These measurements help explain where the chair's support areas interact with different body proportions. A contact zone may be more useful than a single point when the support surface itself covers a wider area.
Vertical area occupied by the Twin Dynamic Lumbar support surfaces above the seat.
Measured from the lumbar support contact point to the front edge of the seat.
Vertical distance from the seat surface to the top of the arm pad.
Clear inside distance between the left and right armrests across their positioning range.
Practical reference for torso length, neck position and headrest reach.
| Specification | Hammock 2 | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Niture Hammock 2 Ergonomic Chair | Part of the Niture HAMMOCK Series. |
| Primary Support | Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support | Two flexible lumbar surfaces designed for a more wrapping lower-back support feel. |
| Physical Seat Pan | Approx. 51 × 51 cm | Approx. 51 cm wide × 51 cm deep physical seat pan. |
| Usable Seat Depth | 3 steps · Approx. 43–50 cm | Effective thigh-support depth measured from the lumbar contact point to the front edge of the seat. |
| Seat Height | Approx. 45–53 cm | Height from floor to seat surface across the available height-adjustment range. |
| Seat Surface | Breathable mesh | Mesh seating surface for airflow during everyday sitting. |
| Backrest | Breathable mesh | Integrated with Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support. |
| Headrest | 4D adjustable | Height · depth · tilt · rotation. |
| Armrests | 5D Dual-Axis | Uses two articulated rotational axes for wide fore–aft positioning. |
| Recline Mechanism | Synchronized recline | 3 locking positions · maximum approx. 135°. |
| Footrest | Integrated retractable footrest | Stores beneath the seat when not in use. |
| Recommended User Height | Approx. 160–180 cm | Height is an initial reference; body proportions still determine actual fit. |
| Maximum Load | 110 kg | Maximum stated load for Hammock 2. |
| Gas Lift | Class 4 | Height-adjustable gas lift. |
| Base | Chrome-finished metal base | Five-star chair base. |
| Castors | 50 mm twin-wheel castors | Five-castor configuration. |
| Warranty | 3 years | Subject to Niture warranty terms and conditions. |
The Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support has approximately 2 cm of forward adjustment, which describes how the support moves toward the user.
Its approximately 7–25 cm lumbar contact zone from the seat describes where the two lumbar support surfaces actually occupy the backrest and interact with the lower-back area.
Similarly, 9 cm of armrest height adjustment describes mechanical movement, while 20–29 cm armrest height from the seat describes where the arm pad can meet the user's elbows.
Hammock 2 uses a 51 × 51 cm physical seat pan, while usable seat depth is approximately 43–50 cm from the lumbar contact point to the front edge of the seat.
Consistent reference points make chair dimensions easier to compare across different models and body proportions.
Measured vertically from the seat surface to the lower and upper boundaries of the Twin Dynamic Lumbar support surfaces. This describes a support zone rather than one fixed lumbar-height point.
Measured from the lumbar support contact point to the front edge of the seat. This represents effective thigh-support depth.
Measured vertically from the seat surface to the top surface of the arm pad.
Measured as the clear inside distance between the left and right armrests across their available positioning range.
Measured vertically from the seat surface to the headrest support area across its available positions.
Measures the physical lateral width and front-to-back depth of the seat pan itself.
Measured vertically from the floor to the upper seat surface across the available height range.
Defined as the included angle between the seat reference plane and backrest reference plane at maximum recline.
Measures the available front-to-back positioning range created by rotating the two articulated armrest axes. It is not a 54 cm linear arm-pad slide.
Standing height remains only an initial reference. Thigh length, lower-leg length, torso length, lumbar position, shoulder width and neck reach affect how Hammock 2's support surfaces and adjustment ranges align with each user.
Watch the complete adjustment guide to understand how the chair's main mechanisms move, then use the specifications above to fine-tune each setting around your own body proportions.
A practical walkthrough of Hammock 2's key adjustments, including lumbar support, seat position, headrest, armrests, recline and footrest.
See how each mechanism moves before fine-tuning the chair for your thigh length, lower-leg length, lumbar position, shoulder position and neck reach.
See how lumbar contact can be increased or reduced around the lower back.
Adjust the effective thigh-support depth around different leg proportions.
Position the headrest around the neck for upright and reclined sitting.
See how the two rotational axes reposition the armrests without using a conventional linear slide.
Move between upright working and more relaxed supported sitting positions.
Extend the footrest for temporary relaxed sitting and store it beneath the seat when not in use.
A shorter landscape video can be used here to demonstrate key chair movements and mechanisms without repeating the complete adjustment guide.
Use this shorter video to highlight the chair's support movement, Dual-Axis armrest positioning, recline or other features that benefit from being seen in motion.
The videos show how the mechanisms operate, while the body-fit and technical sections above provide the measured adjustment ranges and fitting guidance for Hammock 2.
Key answers about Hammock 2 body fit, lumbar support, seat dimensions, headrest, armrests, recline and everyday use.
Hammock 2 is an accessible everyday ergonomic chair built around Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support. It combines adjustable usable seat depth, a 4D headrest, 5D Dual-Axis armrests, synchronized recline, breathable mesh and an integrated retractable footrest.
It is designed primarily for everyday work, study, home-office use and relaxed sitting.
Hammock 2 is generally recommended for users approximately 160–180 cm tall.
Height is only a starting point. Thigh length, lower-leg length, torso length, lumbar position, shoulder width and headrest reach also affect whether the chair fits correctly.
Hammock 2 uses two flexible lumbar sections designed to create a more wrapping contact around the lower back rather than relying on one single rigid lumbar contact area.
The lumbar contact position can also be adjusted approximately 2 cm forward. A more forward setting creates more noticeable lower-back contact, while reducing the forward position creates a gentler support feel.
The aim is comfortable contact with the natural lower-back curve, not maximum pressure.
Hammock 2 has an approximately 51 × 51 cm physical seat pan.
The physical seat-pan size is different from usable seat depth. For body fit, usable seat depth is the more relevant front-to-back measurement.
Hammock 2 provides 3 usable seat-depth positions from approximately 43–50 cm.
Niture measures usable seat depth from the lumbar support contact point to the front edge of the seat. This represents the effective thigh-support depth available to the user.
Sit fully back against the lumbar support, then select the seat-depth position that supports most of your thighs while maintaining comfortable clearance behind the knees.
More seat depth is not automatically better. Users with shorter thighs generally require a shorter usable depth, while users with longer thighs may benefit from a deeper setting.
The upgraded Hammock 2 4D headrest provides four adjustment directions:
The headrest should support the neck comfortably without forcing the head forward.
Hammock 2 uses two articulated rotational axes rather than relying on a conventional linear sliding mechanism.
Turning the first axis changes the armrest position, while rotating the second axis extends the available positioning range further forward or rearward.
The arm pad itself does not slide 54 cm. The wide fore–aft range is created by rotating the two articulated armrest axes.
Hammock 2 has an approximate seat-height range of 45–53 cm.
A suitable setting should allow your feet to rest naturally while the thighs remain comfortably supported. The desk and armrests can then be positioned around that seated posture.
Hammock 2 uses a synchronized recline mechanism with 3 locking positions and a maximum recline angle of approximately 135°.
The recline angle is defined as the included angle between the seat reference plane and the backrest reference plane at maximum recline.
Yes. Hammock 2 includes an integrated retractable footrest. It can be extended for relaxed sitting or short recovery periods and stored beneath the seat when not in use.
Hammock 2 provides adjustable seat depth, lumbar support, headrest and armrest positioning together with breathable mesh and multiple recline positions for everyday sitting.
Suitability for longer sitting periods still depends on body fit, preferred support feel, working habits and how frequently the user changes position.
Users who place greater emphasis on movement-based back support can also compare Niture's SINC Series.
Hammock 1 focuses on straightforward everyday seating with a simpler lower-back support feel.
Hammock 2 uses Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support for a more wrapping lumbar feel and combines it with a broader range of practical body-fit adjustments.
Hammock 2 focuses on accessible everyday ergonomics, wrapping lumbar contact and practical manual body-fit adjustment.
The SINC Series adds Niture's Smart-Glide™ support system, designed around movement-based back support as sitting posture changes.
The better choice depends on body proportions, preferred support feel and working habits rather than product tier alone.
A physical trial is recommended whenever possible, especially for users near the edge of the recommended height range.
During the trial, check usable seat depth, lumbar contact, seat height, headrest reach, armrest position and recline comfort against your own body proportions.
Two people of the same height can have different thigh lengths, torso proportions, lumbar positions and headrest reach. Use the adjustment ranges as a guide, then confirm the chair against your own body whenever possible.
Try Hammock 2 in person and adjust the chair around your own body proportions before deciding.
At the Niture Puchong showroom, you can test usable seat depth, lumbar contact, headrest reach, armrest position and recline comfort with guidance from the Niture team.
The fitting is free, walk-ins are welcome, and you can compare Hammock 2 with other Niture ergonomic chairs during the same visit.
Check that your thighs are supported while maintaining comfortable clearance behind the knees.
Fine-tune the Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support until it meets your lower-back curve without excessive pressure.
Make sure the 4D headrest can support your neck without forcing your head forward.
Test whether the Dual-Axis armrests can support your forearms while keeping your shoulders relaxed.
Test the three locking positions and recheck your headrest and armrest settings as your posture changes.
Two users of the same height can have different thigh lengths, torso lengths, shoulder widths, lumbar positions and neck reach. A physical trial remains the most reliable way to confirm whether Hammock 2 matches your body proportions.
Hammock 2 is an accessible ergonomic chair designed for everyday work, study and home-office use.
Its Twin Dynamic Lumbar Support creates a more embracing lower-back contact, while adjustable usable seat depth, a 4D headrest, 5D Dual-Axis armrests, synchronized recline and an integrated footrest allow the chair to adapt around different body proportions and sitting positions.
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Ruth –
After long waiting, I finally got my Hammock2, it is a good chair and most important is price worthy! Love the armrest, very versatile.
Hazni –
Good price, good chair & excellent service. High quality chair, no weird sound while sitting.
JeanieChing –
Thank you Niture, so happy to receive my new chair. It is hard to resist Hammock chair, the pricing is very attempted with all of the necessary feature. I highly recommend Hammock,. Plan to get second unit for my bf.
Gido –
Long waiting for the chair, at first say will deliver around early of September , then delay for a week. The delivery is not flexible, they cant deliver on weekend. The showroom service was good, chair is within my budget, the headrest adjustment is too tight.
Latt Zaifizzan –
Armrest – Super Good
Headrest – Big & Good
Lumbar Support – Comfortable
Mesh – Normal
Footrest – Normal
Seat Depth – Super good, can adjust in/out
Price : Super Good
Osman –
Harga mmg berbaloi, 5D armrest sgt cun, boleh main game, hp atat kerja laptop. Cuma tempat duduk, mesh tu bg saya keras sikit, yg lain2 mmg puas hati.
Naz Ali –
Finally dpt kerusi ni, beli waktu pre-order ada free delivery tapi kena tunggu hampir 1 bulan. Pemasangan senang shj, customer service pon very helpful. Quality mantap klo compare dgn X & Y brand, pakai 5hari dah bunyi kuat. Kerusi ni saya dah pakai 2 minggu, sgt puas hati.
ECTing –
Found some scratches on the leg, they replace it immediately but why the QC didnt check properly before packing? It is hassle to dismantle and re-assemble.
Choong DY –
Niture is a very decent local brand company, too bad not many ppl know this brand, their chair are mostly very comfortable and at reasonable price, pleasant showroom experience, staff are friendly and no hard sell.
Akmal Bin Ahmad –
Hammock2 ni sgt sedap, lumbar support cun, yg paling attrak saya – 5D armrest. Quality mmg mantap.
Sabrini Arshad –
Been use it for a month, quite happy with this chair but the mesh is a bit too hard for me, good thing is the ventilation is good, I dont feel warm after long hours sitting
Sebastian –
Niture is the best showroom I’ve ever been, all of the staffs are super friendly, been to many showroom but none of them can compete with Niture, the team is very professional and lot of comfortable chair are available, love Niture tagline – Words lie, body doesn’t. they will only help you to shortlist the suitable chair for you and share the tips of ergonomic.
Zainudin –
Kerusi Hammock ni sgt berbaloi, kukuh dan ada semua fungsi2. Lumbar support and 5D armrest is helpful for me.
Louise –
Quality : High
Functionality : Excellent, especially the armrest is super great. Seat pan can move in-out
Sturdiness : Very good, I am 105kgs, dont feel the chair is shanky
Mesh : Medium
Price : Very good deal (but if will be great if it does include free delivery)
Comfort Level : if 5 is top, I rate it at 4 (SINC chair is far more comfort but due to budget constraint,I’ve to stick to Hammock)
Joseph –
Found some scratches upon unbox the chair, glad that Niture customer service is very responsive and ship out the replacement part is next day. My previous chair took a month to reply my warranty claim, I’ve to keep follow up to chase the replacement part till I give up.
GT Lee –
After trying a few ergonomic chairs, the Niture Hammock2 really stands out. The seat can pull in and out and is breathable mesh, and the lumbar support follows every movement naturally. I can sit for hours without feeling any pressure on my lower back. Definitely worth the investment if you spend long hours working
Saiful –
Niture Hammock2 is surprisingly comfortable! 5D Dual Axis is most impressive, can be transform as my need and provide great support.
Mike –
This chair made a huge difference in my work-from-home setup. The lumbar support is exactly where I need it, and the breathable mesh keeps me cool all day. The build feels solid and premium, better than most chairs in the same price range.
Elaine –
I didn’t expect such good quality at this price. The chair feels light, supportive, and easy to adjust. My back doesn’t feel tired even after long study hours. Highly recommended for students or anyone who spends long hours sitting.
Ginnie –
Please check the chair before delivery, I am disappointed to receive a defect unit, I’ve to work, not always have time to wait for you, promise to come at 3pm, end up 3..40pm. Not recommended to buy from Niture.