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Chairs and tables

Chairs and tables

Chairs and tables for PC setups: this category covers gaming chairs, office chairs, computer desks, desk frames and chair accessories. It suits gamers, home-office workers and anyone furnishing a workspace, with over 500 products from brands such as noblechairs, HUZARO, COUGAR and AROZZI.

How to choose a gaming chair or computer desk

Chair type. Gaming chairs usually have a high backrest, a bucket-style seat and side bolsters, while office chairs tend to have a flatter seat and a mesh or fabric back. If you mostly work, an office chair is often more comfortable. If you also game or stream for hours, a gaming chair gives more recline and upper-body support.

Size and weight rating. Check the maximum user weight and height the chair is designed for. Many gaming chairs come in standard and XL sizes, and seat width and backrest height matter more than appearance, especially for taller users.

Adjustability. Look for height-adjustable armrests, a backrest that reclines and a tilt mechanism you can lock. Lumbar and neck cushions help, but a seat height and armrest position that fit your desk will do more for comfort than extra pillows.

Upholstery. Fabric is breathable and stays cooler in warm rooms. PU leather wipes clean but can feel warm on long sessions, and genuine leather costs more and needs regular care. Choose according to room temperature and how many hours you sit.

Desk size and stability. Measure your space before you order. A single-monitor desk can be fairly narrow, but a dual-monitor setup with keyboard and mouse needs a wider and deeper top. If you choose a desk frame, check the maximum tabletop size and load capacity, because you supply the tabletop yourself.

Chairs and tables brands we carry

  • noblechairs: German brand known for its Hero, Epic and Icon gaming chairs, which are built around firm padding and a solid steel frame.
  • COUGAR: better known for PC cases and gaming peripherals, and also makes gaming chairs that match its other desk accessories.
  • AROZZI: known for the Verona gaming chair series and for gaming desks that pair with them.
  • Thermaltake: a PC case and cooling specialist that also sells gaming chairs under its eSPORTS line.
  • X-Rocker: known for console-style gaming chairs and floor rockers, often with built-in speakers.

Also in our range: HUZARO, SUBSONIC, TX3, WHITE SHARK, TOP E SHOP, NITRO CONCEPTS and ACTIVEJET.

Gaming chairs are the largest subcategory, followed by computer desks. You will also find office chairs, chair accessories for upgrading a chair you already own, and a small selection of desk frames.

Frequently asked questions about chairs and tables

What is the difference between a gaming chair and an office chair?

A gaming chair usually has a racing-seat shape with a high backrest, side bolsters and a wider recline range. An office chair normally has a flatter seat and a more upright back, often in mesh or fabric. Both can be comfortable, so the right choice depends on your posture and how long you sit.

Is a gaming chair good for working all day?

A gaming chair can work for a full day if it is adjustable in seat height, armrests and backrest angle and fits your body size. A chair that is too deep or too narrow will cause discomfort whatever its category. Take short breaks and stand up regularly, as even the best chair does not replace movement.

What size computer desk do I need?

For one monitor, a desk around 120 cm wide is usually enough. For two monitors, a keyboard and a mouse, 140 to 160 cm gives more room, and a depth of at least 60 to 70 cm keeps the screens at a comfortable distance. Measure the room and leave space to pull your chair out.

How do I choose a gaming chair for a tall or heavier person?

Look at the maximum user weight and recommended height in the specifications, and consider an XL model if you are at the upper end of the standard range. A wider seat, a taller backrest and a sturdy base with a class 4 gas lift give more support. Seat depth matters too, as the front edge should not press behind your knees.

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