Generation by Knoll vs Ergohuman Pro
Side by side from official specifications, sourced prices and User Insights. No written comparison exists for this pair yet.
Differences at a glance
Sources
- Generation by Knoll Dimensions, Features and Operating Instructions (PDF, generation_dimensions.pdf, knoll.com) ↗Checked Sep 28, 2026
- Ergohuman official site: first-generation PRO ↗Checked Sep 29, 2026
- Generation Chair by Knoll® | Knoll (official Knoll store; knoll.com/product/generation-by-knoll redirects here) ↗Checked Sep 28, 2026
- Ergohuman official site: after-sales support (warranty) ↗Checked Sep 29, 2026
Generation by KnollErgohuman Pro
- Seat height
- 16.5–21.75 in (Thin Seat Foam); 17.25–22.5 in (Ultra Seat Foam)460–550 mm (18.1–21.7 in)
- Recline
- Seat-to-back angle 96°–111°; back tilt range 15°; synchronized recline ratio seat:back 1°:4.4°Recline, recline tension adjustment, seat tilt
- Arms
- Arm height from seat 6.625–11.125 in (Thin) / 6.125–10.625 in (Ultra); High performance arm pads adjust 2 in width (1 per arm), 1.5 in depth and pivot 45°4D armrests
- Lumbar support
- Fixed lumbar 9.25 in; optional adjustable lumbar 8.125–11.375 inIndependent lumbar support
- Warranty
- 12-year warranty (terms and conditions apply)5 years (structure), 2 years (mechanisms, moving parts), 1 year (exterior, surface finish)
Questions
What do owners mention most?
Comfort for the Generation by Knoll, and breathability for the Ergohuman Pro, based on review summaries.
