Herman Miller Sayl Office Chair - Slate Grey - Fast Delivery
The Herman Miller Sayl Office Chair offers advanced ergonomic support in a distinctive, lightweight design. Created by Yves Béhar, the chair draws inspiration from suspension bridges, using a frameless elastomer backrest that delivers flexible support while maintaining a minimal visual footprint.
The 3D Intelligent backrest responds to the body’s natural movement, providing targeted support across the spine while encouraging healthy posture throughout the working day. Its ventilated structure also allows airflow to pass through the back, helping maintain comfort during longer periods of sitting.
This fast delivery version in Slate Grey provides the same ergonomic performance and build quality as standard Sayl configurations, with a pre-configured finish designed for quicker dispatch. It is well suited to home offices, commercial workplaces and study environments where reliable ergonomic seating is required without extended lead times.
Key Benefits
Designed by Yves Béhar
A modern office chair created by the industrial designer known for combining technology with refined design.
3D Intelligent Back Support
The frameless elastomer backrest flexes with movement to support the spine naturally.
Breathable Suspension Back
The ventilated structure allows airflow, helping maintain comfort during longer sitting sessions.
Compact Ergonomic Design
A slim profile makes the chair suitable for smaller workspaces while maintaining full ergonomic functionality.
Fast Delivery Configuration
This Slate Grey model is supplied in a pre-configured specification for quicker dispatch.
Herman Miller Build Quality
Manufactured to Herman Miller’s high standards for durability and long-term performance.
Specification
- 3D Intelligent elastomer backrest
- Height adjustable arms
- Seat height adjustment
- Tilt tension control
- Tilt limiter and Forward tilt
- Five-star base with castors
- Slate Grey Back and matching seat upholstery
Dimensions
- Height: 89–99 cm
- Width: 62 cm
- Depth: 66 cm
- Seat height: 40–52 cm
Suitable For
- Home offices
- Commercial office environments
- Hybrid working spaces
- Study areas
- Users seeking ergonomic support with a compact footprint
Wellworking Says…
“The Sayl Chair stands out for its distinctive suspension backrest and lightweight appearance. It delivers reliable ergonomic support while remaining visually unobtrusive in modern workspaces.”
Herman Miller Sayl Office Chair – FAQs
Who designed the Sayl Chair?
The chair was designed by Yves Béhar for Herman Miller.
What makes the Sayl backrest different?
The 3D Intelligent backrest is frameless and flexible, allowing it to adapt to the user’s movement while providing targeted spinal support.
Is this version available for fast delivery?
Yes. This configuration in Slate Grey is supplied as a fast delivery model with a fixed specification for quicker dispatch.
What adjustments does the chair include?
This version of the Sayl Chair includes seat height adjustment, tilt tension control, tilt limiter, forward tilt and height adjustable arms.
Does it come assembled?
Yes. Delivered by our own Wellworking team, fully assembled and ready to use.
WARRANTY CLAIMS
All warranties are automatically applied by Wellworking and there is no need to register your product with the manufacturer.
Please keep your proof of purchase safe (it's easier for us to locate your order with the invoice or web order number) and, in the unlikely event a fault occurs, contact us by emailing service@wellworking.co.uk and we will arrange a service visit or replacement.
As a certified B Corp we are committed to putting sustainability at the core of all the products and services we offer.
Our products are designed with quality and longevity in mind and this is reflected in their long warranties.
We are working with our suppliers to reduce packaging and limit the use of non-recyclable packing materials. We take away all the packaging when we deliver products and recycle as much as we can within our offices to reduce the waste that goes to landfill.
