Abstract: A caster wheel is configured with multiple bearings and wheels to create an overall stronger and more fluid moving wheel for office chairs. The caster wheel has a main body that forms an L-shaped structure and has two perpendicularly oriented offset bores extending fully through, A vertically stem extends through the vertically oriented bore, and the vertical stem extends out a top portion of the body, and the stem's body extends at least partially out the bottom of the main body. The vertical stem includes two bearings, one on an upper portion of the stem and one at a bottom portion of the stem. A horizontally oriented stem is positioned within the horizontal bore and extends out both sides of the body. Opposing wheels connect to each end of the stem and there are two bearings on opposing sides of the horizontal stem.

Abstract: A lumbar support assembly for an office chair is presented herein. The lumbar support assembly includes at least one extension pad assembly which may be mounted to an existing lumbar support structure of an office chair. The extension pad assembly includes a base and a pad, wherein the base includes a recessed mounting structure disposed one side thereof. The recessed mounting structure is defined by a recessed surface at least partially surrounded by a retention wall, with the pad mounted to the opposite side of the base. One or more mounting clips extend from the retaining wall allowing the existing lumbar support structure to be snapped and engaged therein. With the extension pad assembly mounted in this manner, additional pressure and support can be added to the lumbar region of an individual seated in the chair.

Abstract: A removable and adjustable headrest capable of being manually installed without the assistance of a tool and which is adjustable about at least one axis is presented herein. The headrest includes a headrest frame, an adjustable clamping mechanism, an adjustable neck mechanism, a rocking arm assembly connected between the headrest frame and the adjustable neck mechanism, and at least one activation lever. The activation lever being connected to the headrest frame and being manually disposable between a normal position and an activated position. When the activation lever is held in the activated position, a gear assembly is disengaged, allowing the headrest to be manually tilted about an axis.

Abstract: A removable and adjustable headrest capable of being manually installed without the assistance of a tool and which is adjustable about at least one axis is presented herein. The headrest includes a headrest frame, an adjustable clamping mechanism, an adjustable neck mechanism, a rocking arm assembly connected between the headrest frame and the adjustable neck mechanism, and at least one activation lever. The activation lever being connected to the headrest frame and being manually disposable between a normal position and an activated position. When the activation lever is held in the activated position, a gear assembly is disengaged, allowing the headrest to be manually tilted about an axis.

Abstract: A removable and adjustable headrest capable of being manually installed without the assistance of a tool and which is adjustable about at least one axis is presented herein. The headrest includes a headrest frame, an adjustable clamping mechanism, an adjustable neck mechanism, a rocking arm assembly connected between the headrest frame and the adjustable neck mechanism, and at least one activation lever. The activation lever being connected to the headrest frame and being manually disposable between a normal position and an activated position. When the activation lever is held in the activated position, a gear assembly is disengaged, allowing the headrest to be manually tilted about an axis.

Abstract: A removable and adjustable headrest capable of being manually installed without the assistance of a tool and which is adjustable about at least one axis is presented herein. The headrest includes a headrest frame, an adjustable clamping mechanism, an adjustable neck mechanism, a rocking arm assembly connected between the headrest frame and the adjustable neck mechanism, and at least one activation lever. The activation lever being connected to the headrest frame and being manually disposable between a normal position and an activated position. When the activation lever is held in the activated position, a gear assembly is disengaged, allowing the headrest to be manually tilted about an axis.