Materials and finish - We will be starting with the most common colors and finishes - That means the darker fabrics, both graphite and white plastic frame finishes. Some of the rare color combinations look incredible. In the future, possibly a year after production has started, we would like to offer an expansive color range, just like we do with our other headrests (where else can you get a Tourmaline, Soapstone, etc. headrest?). The focus will be on matching current and future colors. Your 1 of 1 color combination chair from 2010 may not get a perfect match. Engineered Now had been around for almost a decade and was the first to release a fully adjustable mesh headrest for the Classic Aeron chairs. You can tell that the inventor is very concerned about the headrest’s durability, function and adjustability aspect. This matches the direction of how Aerons were designed, adaptable to fit most people. https://hermanmilleraerongroup com/2022/02/03/oem-herman-miller-aeron-chair-arm-yoke-left-side-only-genuine-aeron-parts/

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Here’s a short evaluation with some photos to illustrate the difference between the two popular brands of headrests. They are the Atlas Aeron Headrest and the Original Engineered Now Headrests . We also added a short review of the new Ergonomic Aeron Headrest H3 (OEM), which many users were excited about and asked about. We do ship most of our accessories globally for FREE. Unfortunately, “sitting cross-legged” isn’t a great alternative term for this style since it’s more commonly used to refer to sitting… We have a final set of pre-production prototypes slated to arrive in less than 2 weeks. Dan Ahn at Ahnestly will be shipped one of these prototypes to thoroughly evaluate on his own terms, at his studio, without a filter. These prototypes will be aesthetically and functionally where we want to land with the production headrest.https://hermanmilleraerongroup com/2018/12/08/herman-miller-aeron-mesh-office-desk-chair-medium-size-b-b10-adjustable-lumbar/ Both can adjust the depth, height and angle. We will say that the Engineered Now headrest should be more adjustable as it has more room to adjust for depth. The Engineered Now headrest also has an active free-flowing design that adjusts while the user tilts the chair. We notice a better finish on the frame—a closer match to the original chair. The mesh is almost identical and matches the Aeron chair perfectly. Will the headrest void my warranty? The new design blends the ergonomics and comfort that everyone loved of the old design with an updated aesthetic. We just created r/atlasheadrest for people to get their Atlas fix. We can go into way more depth on that subreddit when needed without diluting the marvelous content here.

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Aeron is made up of at least 52% recycled materials and is up to 91% recyclable at the end of its life. If it requires you to drill a hole on your chair, or you feel like any part attaching to the chair will damage your Aeron Chair, then yes, it will void the warranty. Aeron Chair Recommended Headrests

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Another big advantage of the Engineered Now headrest is it can be easier adjusted while the user remains seated. For the Atlas headrest, some adjustments may require the user to stand up and adjust first before sitting or get someone to help to adjust. Delivery is free within England, Wales, Scotland (Mainland, Highlands & Islands), Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Isles of Scilly & Channel Islands. Herman Miller has thoroughly evaluated our headrest over the years. They concluded that when installed according to our instructions, the headrest will not void the chair warranty. Materials and workmanship have been perfected to flawlessly match your chair. Proudly Designed, Engineered, and Manufactured in the USA. The FAQ section on https://atlasheadrest.com regarding this was also reworded sometime this year to remove all mentions of Herman Miller: