What is a Gas Lift Class 4? How to choose a comfortable chair that prevents back pain | ERGOTREND
Get to Know Gas Lifts
What is a Gas Lift?
A Gas Lift is a “hydraulic cylinder” located under the chair seat. Its main functions are:
- Adjusting the chair's “height”
- Supporting the “user's weight”
- Allowing for “smooth and fluid” movement when adjusting up and down

What is a Gas Lift Class 4?
Gas Lift Class 4 is a high standard for gas cylinders in chairs, with key features:
- Supports heavy loads (approximately 120–150 kg+)
- Strong structure, resistant to high pressure
- Durable, does not easily sink
- Meets international safety standards (BIFMA)
📌 Observation: The cylinder rod is thicker and more solid than general classes, and movement up and down is “stable and smooth.” 

Why Choose a Gas Lift Class 4?
Reasons why “today's workers” should choose it:
✅ 1. Safer
Reduces the risk of cylinder rod breaking / sinking.
✅ 2. Stable Seating
No "wobbling or sinking on its own" sensation.
✅ 3. Supports Long Sitting Hours
Suitable for people who work 8+ hours.
✅ 4. Long-Term Savings
No need to frequently replace chairs.
✅ 5. Better Health
Helps maintain a “consistent” sitting posture.

ULTIMATE CROSS
📌 Suitable for: Office workers / Freelancers / Work from home / People with back pain
"A good chair isn't just comfortable...
It must be able to 'support you all day long'."




