Office Chairs
Task, executive and gaming-style seats — mesh or PU, Class-3/4 gas lifts, BIFMA-pattern cycle-tested mechanisms.
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Anji, Zhejiang · exporting seating for over two decades
We build the things people sit in for years.
Chairmeng grew up in Anji — the county that makes most of the world's office chairs. Under one roof we run sofas, office and gaming chairs, recliners, bar stools and massage chairs, and most of what we build leaves on a container.
Three product factories on one site · OEM & ODM both welcome · ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 management systems
100,000+ m²plant area in Anji
95%+of output exported
20+Years building seating in Anji
100k+Square metres of plant
3Lines: sofa · office · massage
10+Markets across Europe & America
Our story
One county, three things we know how to make
The company started in Anji as a furniture maker and was reorganised as Zhejiang Chairmeng Technologies in 2018. We don't claim a single tidy founding date — the registry and our older export material disagree, so we'll just say we've been at this for over twenty years. What hasn't changed is the spread: a bar-stool and chair shop, a sofa and leisure-chair shop, and an office-chair shop, all on the same site.
"Buyers ask why we still run sofas and office chairs in the same gate. Honest answer: the foam line, the sewing floor and the metalwork feed all three. Splitting them up would cost us, not help you."
- Foam and frames in-houseCut foam, sewn covers and welded steel are made here, not bought as finished sub-assemblies — that is what lets us hold a price and a spec across three lines.
- Made to American & European patternsProducts are built and tested to BIFMA and EN seating standards; we run ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 management systems. Third-party reports can be arranged per order.
- Built for the container, not the showroomThe large majority of what we make is exported, so cartons, knock-down packing and gas-lift protection are designed for an ocean leg, not a local van.
What we make
Three lines, one supplier to manage
Bar stools and leisure chairs sit alongside these, but most programmes start in one of three places. Each page lists real specs and the questions buyers actually send us.
Sofas & Recliners
Leather and fabric sofas, motion recliners and home-theatre seating, built around our own foam and frame spec.
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Zero-gravity and relaxation chairs combining a seating frame with motors, rollers and PU upholstery.
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Comfort, made on purpose
Comfort is foam density and a frame, not a marketing word
A sofa that still feels right in year three comes down to a few unglamorous numbers. Here is what we actually control, and where we'll push back if a spec is going to disappoint your customer.
Foam you can specify
Seat foam is quoted by density in kg/m³, not by the word "soft". For daily-use sofas we steer you above bargain-grade foam — it costs a little more and it is the single biggest reason a cushion holds up.
Mechanisms that get cycled
Office-chair tilts and gas lifts (Class 3 or 4) are built and tested to BIFMA-style cycle patterns. We'd rather flag a thin gas lift at quoting than face a warranty claim after a container lands.
Motors matched to a frame
On massage and recliner seating the trick is pairing motors and rollers to a frame that won't flex. We build the seating side; motor units are sourced to your market's voltage and certification.
Where we ship
Most of it leaves on a container
Years of full-container seating into standards-driven markets show up in small things — carton strength, how gas lifts are packed, labelling that survives a damp ocean leg. Those details are what keep your claims and returns down.
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Quick answers
What buyers ask first
Yes. We run three product shops on one site in Anji — bar stool and chair, sofa and leisure, and office chair. Foam, sewing and metalwork are shared across them, which is the practical reason we keep all three in-house.
We are set up for export volumes, so a full container is where pricing makes sense. For a first programme we will talk through a sample run and a sensible trial quantity rather than push you into a full 40HQ on day one.
Both. Hand us a finished spec and we match it (OEM), or bring a market and a price and we develop the product around it using our own moulds and patterns (ODM). We tell you up front which path is faster for your order.
Send the spec — we'll quote the real thing
Line, models, quantities and your market in a few lines. If a job sits outside what we run well, we'll say so rather than burn your sampling budget.