8 Best Wide Office Chairs to Maximize Your Comfort

Hey there! If you’re on the hunt for a chair that actually fits your body and doesn’t squeeze you into an uncomfortable posture all day, you're in the right place. As someone who’s worked with ergonomic furniture for years, I’ve seen how transformative a wide office chair can be—especially for people who need more room or just like to move around a bit while they work.

So let’s talk about the best wide office chairs out there. Whether you’re big and tall, prefer some elbow room, or just want that plush, all-day support, I’ve rounded up options for every type of sitter and budget.

Why Even Go for a Wide Office Chair?

Look, standard chairs are fine—for some people. But if you’ve ever felt like you’re sitting in a chair made for a kid, you already know the struggle.

A wide seat office chair gives you more space to sit the way you want. Cross-legged? Go for it. Shift around all day? No problem. Plus, these chairs tend to have sturdier frames, better cushioning, and a real focus on comfort.

And trust me, once you sit in a double wide desk chair, it’s hard to go back.

What You Actually Want to Look For

Here’s what I tell clients to look for when they’re shopping wide:

• Seat width & depth: Aim for 20+ inches wide if you want that extra space.
• Weight capacity: More support = more confidence. Look for 300 lbs and up.
• Ergonomics: You still want lumbar support, tilt, adjustable armrests, etc.
• Cushioning: Dense foam or supportive mesh makes all the difference.
• Materials: If you run hot, go mesh. Want luxury vibes? Faux leather or fabric.

Now, onto the good stuff: chair reviews.

Top Wide Office Chair Reviews

Here’s a curated list of the best wide office chairs on the market right now—from affordable picks to high-end executive models.

1. Autonomous ErgoChair Pro

Best for: Comfort + Customization

If you like the modern mesh vibe and want something ergonomic that also happens to have a wide seat, this is a solid pick. Tom’s Guide called this the chair to consider "If You Need a Wider Seat"—and for good reason.

The seat of this ergonomic chair is around 21.5 inches wide, which is plenty roomy for most users, and everything is adjustable—seat height, tilt tension, backrest, lumbar, armrests, you name it. I especially like how breathable the back is and how well the seat supports your hips without feeling too stiff.

Great for: Remote workers, freelancers, and anyone who wants adjustability + comfort without a bulky look.

Not for: Super tall or very heavy users (check Ultra 2 below instead).

Autonomous ErgoChair Pro

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Specs

Dimensions	29”L x 29”W x 46” - 50”H
Seat dimensions	20”L x 20”W
Seat height	18” - 20”
Back dimensions (w/o headrest)	21”W x 22”H
Back dimensions (with headrest)	21”W x 28” - 31”H
Tilt range	22°
Armrest height	11” - 14”
Armrest height (from the floor)	26.7” - 32.2”
Caster wheel diameter	2.36 inches
Number of caster wheels	5 pieces
Materials	Polyester fabric with molded foam interior and durable nylon plastic frame; PU handrest pads.
Colors	Cool Gray, Evergreen, All Black Red Apple, Black & White, Baby Blue
Weight capacity	300 lbs
Item weight	48.5 lbs
Shipping dimensions	29”L x 27”W x 19”H x 67 lbs
Assembly required	Yes
Warranty	2 years
Free returns	30 days The trial and return policy does NOT apply to products on sale.
Adjustability	Headrest, armrest, back tilt angle and tension, seat tilt and height.

 

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  "After sitting on this thing for 6 hours straight, this thing is AMAZING. I have no back pain which is my main issue when sitting on a desk. The features this chair has are pretty awesome! I often just raise the head rest, lean all the way on it and shift my seat forward. I code like that. Pretty sweet!" - David H.
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  "As someone who works at a desk for 6-8 hours per day, 7 days a week, my experience with the ErgoChair over the past 3 weeks has been enough to justify a solid recommendation." - Jake R.
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  "After months of back pain, I’m so happy to have a new chair. It honestly feels like a sofa compared to my old one, I’m thrilled with it! It even has my dog’s approval! I’m also planning to get a standing desk from Autonomous soon."

  - Ellie

2. Herman Miller Aeron Chair (Size C)

Best for: Luxury + Professional Settings

If you're ready to splurge, this is your office chair. The Aeron Size C is made specifically for bigger bodies and taller folks, with a wide 28.25” and sleek silhouette that fits into any office.

No cushion here—the mesh seat molds to your body and keeps you cool. It’s not as plush as others on this list, but you’re trading cushion for that classic Herman Miller flex.

The armrests are wildly adjustable, the lumbar support is dialed in, and the whole chair just feels premium.

Great for: Executives, minimalists, or anyone who wants the best of the best.

Not for: People who like soft cushioning or reclining like a La-Z-Boy.

Herman Miller Aeron Chair

2341 reviews

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3. Autonomous ErgoChair Ultra 2

Best for: Big and Tall Users Seeking Ergonomic Support

CNET dubbed this the “Best chair for large frames,” and it's easy to see why.

The ErgoChair Ultra 2 takes the comfort of the Pro version and ramps it up with adaptive spinal support and 4-layer matrix seat. It’s built with ergonomics in mind—offering precision lumbar support, full recline capability, and advanced tilt mechanisms.

The frameless back gives you a ton of movement freedom, and the wide seat (yes, wide enough to sit cross-legged comfortably) is a game-changer. It molds to your shape without boxing you in.

Great for: Larger users, movement lovers, and people who want flexible support.

Not for: Folks who prefer a more traditional or padded executive-style seat.

ErgoChair Ultra 2

152 reviews

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Specs

Dimensions (w/o headrest)	28”L x 28”W x 41” - 46”H
Dimensions (with headrest)	28”L x 28”W x 49” - 58”H
Seat dimensions	18”L x 18”W
Seat depth range	18” - 20.5”
Seat height	18” - 23”
Headrest	8" - 12"
Back dimensions	20”W x 23”H
Tilt range	25°
Armrest height	7” - 11”
Armrest height (from the floor)	23.5” - 27.7”
Caster wheel diameter	2.56 inches
Number of caster wheels	5 pieces
Materials	100% TPE and polyester fabric upholstery with ABS plastic frame, aluminium base
Colors	Onyx Black, Dover Gray
Weight capacity	320 lbs
Item weight	36.5 lbs
Shipping dimensions	28”L x 17”W x 31”H x 45 lbs
Assembly required	Yes
Warranty	2 years
Free returns	30 days
Adjustability	Headrest, armrest, back tilt angle and tension, seat height.

 

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  "Feel like it's from the future. There's still some foam lining the top of the seat, but the springs are doing plenty of work to make this chair comfortable. A rubbery liner separates these two layers to spread your weight more evenly across the springs, and it all sits atop an inch-high air gap that allows for better shock absorption." - Adam S.
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  "I can't say enough about my much better my head, neck, and back feel with this headrest. Relaxing my head without worrying about it bending too far has been great. These chairs are sturdy and built well." - Shashi L.
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  "Great for someone over 6 foot with long torso Loving the new Ultra 2! Finally found a chair the actually makes my back feel better when I'm setting in it. I typically have an issue with the lumbar support being way too long on my back. Not with the Ultra 2, the design of the backrest fits to my back like a glove."

  - Heath L.

4. Sihoo M18 Ergonomic Office Chair

Best for: Budget-Friendly Ergonomic Comfort

Let’s say you want a wide office chair but aren’t dropping $1K on it. Sihoo M18 to the rescue.

It supports users up to 6’2” and about 330 lbs, with a 20.08-inch seat and breathable mesh back. I’ve recommended this one to clients who need comfort on a budget, and the feedback has been great.

Heads-up: some users say the instructions are a bit of a puzzle, so give yourself a little extra time to assemble it.

Great for: Budget-conscious buyers, students, and casual work-from-homers.

Not for: Heavy daily use by heavier individuals—look for something more heavy-duty.

Sihoo M18 Ergonomic Office Chair

83 reviews

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5. Branch Ergonomic Pro Chair

Best for: Customization and Style

Branch chairs are a super option if you want your office to look curated and comfy. This model gives you 14 adjustment points, a 21-inch-wide seat, and a slim but supportive profile.

One thing to note: its default weight capacity is 275 lbs, so it’s not the best for heavier users unless you’re grabbing that tall cylinder upgrade.

Great for: Stylish home office setups, taller folks, and people who love to tinker with tilt settings.

Not for: People over 275 lbs or anyone wanting cushier padding.

Branch Ergonomic Pro Chair

155 reviews

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6. Hoffree Executive Big and Tall Office Chair

Best for: Maximum Weight Capacity + Recline

If you want the double wide desk chair of your dreams—this is it. A 23-inch seat. 550-lb weight limit. 155° recline with a footrest. It’s a whole vibe.

The seat cushion is 6.3 inches thick, and the chair transitions from work mode to chill mode effortlessly. Just a heads-up: you’ll need to manually push the backrest upright again after reclining.

The best way to describe this double wide desk chair? Part executive throne, part nap pod.

Great for: Big and tall users, gamers, loungers, nap-lovers.

Not for: Small spaces or minimalist aesthetics—it’s a big boi.

Hoffree Office Chair

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7. Secretlab Titan Evo Lite Gaming Chair (XL Size)

Best for: Gamers or Work-from-Home Warriors

​​Gaming chair? Yes. Office chair? Also yes. Secretlab’s XL version is sneaky good for work-from-home warriors. The extra wide seat fits users up to 395 lbs and even lets you sit cross-legged (if that’s your thing).

The cold-cure foam is firm but comfy, and the 4D armrests are one of my favorite features—you can fine-tune everything. Only downside: no built-in lumbar support (you can buy a pillow, though).

Great for: Hybrid gamers/remote workers who want performance + comfort.

Not for: People who want a plush, classic executive chair.

Secretlab Titan Evo Lite Gaming Chair

52709 reviews

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8. Serta iComfort i6000 Series Big & Tall Executive Chair

Best for: All-Day Comfort

Serta knows how to do comfort, and the i6000 is proof. It supports up to 400 lbs, has a deep 23-inch seat, and is layered in foam from head to hip.

You get the high-back design, padded armrests, and that squishy lumbar zone Serta is known for. It’s especially nice if you’re working 8–10 hour days and need that cloud-like cushion.

Great for: People who like plush seats, long workdays, and a little executive flair.

Not for: Hot environments (bonded leather isn’t the most breathable).

Serta iComfort i6000 Series Big & Tall Executive Chair

28 reviews

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Wrapping It All Up

So there you have it—my go-to picks for the best wide office chairs out there. Whether you're going full executive with Serta or want sleek ergonomics with ErgoChair Ultra 2, the right chair is really about how you work and what your body needs.

Need more than just a chair? If you're trying to create the ultimate private setup, I highly recommend checking out a backyard office pod. Pair it with one of these chairs and you’re basically living the WFH dream.