What does the knob under my chair do


 

I'm not sure what this knob is for, but I've been sitting on it a lot lately. You're probably wondering why I don't just get up and see what the knob does. 

There's something about being in my chair that makes me feel like I should be able to stay there until something happens. 

Maybe it's because of how comfortable the chair is or maybe it's because I know if someone comes in they'll ask me to do something else so then I'd have to get up from my seat. 

Either way, when you sit in your chair, try giving yourself permission to leave whenever you want without feeling guilty about doing so!

What does the knob on the bottom of my chair do?

The knob on the bottom of your chair is likely a height adjuster. This mechanism may be adjusted by pushing, pulling, or turning the knob in order to raise or lower the seat height. 

The adjuster can also be used to tilt and/or recline an office chair's backrest for added comfort.

One way to tell if this control adjusts your seat height is by looking at how it is attached: if there are screws holding it onto a flat surface then you know that this control will change your chair's height; 

however, if there are no screws attaching the knob to anything then it controls other features like lumbar support or arm rest position instead of adjusting your seat elevation.

How do you use a chair tension knob?

A tension knob is a knob on the back of your chair that can be adjusted to make the height higher or lower. If you are taller, you may want to have it set at a higher level so that your feet don't touch the ground when seated. 

Setting it at a low level allows shorter people with smaller frames to reach their desk comfortably. The best way to use this adjustment is by getting an idea of what works for you and then adjusting accordingly based on how much time has passed since sitting in the chair last.

 

Conclusion:

So, what does the little knob under your chair do? Most likely not much. For some people it can be a source of comfort or security - so you might want to give them something else they can use for that purpose if you're going to take this one away!

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