Catalogue/Chairs & Seating
Desk to den
Five answers to where do I sit. The breathable mesh task chair rolls, rocks and is the most reviewed thing in the whole catalogue. The high-back PU chair is the same idea with a taller back, a padded headrest and a surface you wipe instead of vacuum. The criss-cross chair has no arms and no wheels, because the point of it is to fold your legs up under you at a desk. The push-back recliner reclines by leaning into it, no lever anywhere, and goes together in about two minutes. And the metal side chairs arrive four to a box, stack in a corner, and take 330 pounds each indoors or out.
Side by side
| Model | Headline spec | Rating | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FDW Mesh Task Chair with Armrests | Pneumatic gas-lift adjustment | ★★★★☆ 4.3 (15,122) | $43.99 | Data sheet → |
| FDW Criss Cross Armless Desk Chair | 28.1″ – 31.1″, adjustable | ★★★★☆ 4.2 (1,204) | $44.99 | Data sheet → |
| FDW Push Back Recliner Chair, Home Theater Seating | Lean-back operated, no side lever or handle | ★★★★☆ 4.2 (1,914) | $136.27 | Data sheet → |
| FDW Metal Dining Chairs, Set of 4 | Tolix-style industrial side chair | ★★★★★ 4.5 (9,154) | $86.61 | Data sheet → |
| FDW High Back Office Chair, PU Leather | PU leather, waterproof and stain-resistant | ★★★★☆ 4.2 (8,609) | $81.99 | Data sheet → |
Prices are recent list prices at our retail partner; the buttons below always open the live number.
Unit 01 / 05
The 15,000-rating workhorse of home offices: breathable mesh back, pneumatic lift, a rocking mode — under forty dollars.
Unit 02 / 05
A 26-inch-wide seat with no arms and no wheels — built for the people who fold their legs up while they work.
Unit 03 / 05
Push back home theater seating in wipe-clean PU leather: no lever to reach for, no wall gap to plan around, about two minutes from box to movie night.
Unit 04 / 05
Four stackable Tolix-style steel side chairs rated to 330 pounds apiece — the no-assembly, indoor-outdoor utility players.
Unit 05 / 05
A 48-inch executive back in wipe-clean PU leather over high-density sponge, on a five-star base with a certified gas lift.
Before you order
Both office chairs roll and tilt, which is the standard home-office answer. The criss-cross chair deliberately has neither. It plants, tucks under a low desk or a vanity, and gives you a seat pan wide enough to sit cross-legged on for an hour.
The mesh and criss-cross chairs are rated to 250 lbs, the metal side chairs to 330 each. The high-back runs a reinforced steel frame under the padding with a certified gas lift. The recliner is a full lounge frame and the heaviest piece in the range.
Metal chairs arrive ready to use. The recliner takes about two minutes and no tools. The two office chairs run 10 to 20 minutes with every tool already in the box.
Four more ranges cover the rest of the house.