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The LiberNovo Maxis Manual Ergonomic Chair brings LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics approach to Big & Tall users who need more room and better-proportioned support than a conventional office chair can provide.
Maxis isn't simply a standard chair made larger. LiberNovo redesigned the seating platform around bigger builds, including a 20.5" deep seat, expanded armrest positioning, extended head and neck support, an adaptive Bionic FlexFit backrest, five-position controlled recline, and a reinforced aluminum-alloy base.
The Maxis Manual delivers the essential Maxis experience with manual lumbar adjustment and no powered functions to charge or manage. It's an excellent choice for customers who want Maxis fit, movement, and support in its most straightforward configuration.
For shoppers who don't necessarily identify with the traditional “Big & Tall” label, Maxis may also be worth considering for plus-size or larger body profiles that need additional usable seating room.
Try before you decide: Visit Healthy Posture Store in Chicago to experience the Maxis models in person and compare Manual, Electric, and Airflow. Showroom models and inventory are subject to availability.
| Recommended Height | Approximately 5'10"–6'7", per LiberNovo |
|---|---|
| Maximum Load | Approximately 399 lb / 181 kg, per LiberNovo |
| Seat Depth | 20.5" / 520 mm |
| Best Fit Considerations | Height and weight are only starting points. Leg length, torso length, shoulder width, overall body profile, arm position, and workstation setup can all influence fit. |
| Showroom | Available to experience in the Healthy Posture Store Chicago showroom, subject to current display availability. |
Traditional Big & Tall seating is sometimes created by scaling up an existing chair. LiberNovo took a different approach with Maxis.
The Maxis Series was developed around the areas where bigger and taller users often need additional space and support: seat depth, backrest dimensions, armrest positioning, head and neck support, and recline control.
The result is a chair designed around body proportions—not simply a higher weight rating.
One of the defining differences between Maxis and LiberNovo's Omni Series is the seating platform.
Maxis seat depth: 20.5" / 520 mm
The deeper seat provides additional support beneath the thighs for users with longer legs and gives larger body profiles more usable seating surface.
By comparison, LiberNovo's Omni Series uses shallower 45 cm or 48 cm seat depths. Seat depth is highly individual, so leg proportions should be considered along with overall height.
LiberNovo's Bionic FlexFit Backrest is designed to adapt as the user changes position rather than functioning as a completely rigid support surface.
| Shoulder Area | 430 mm |
|---|---|
| Waist Area | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
The Maxis Manual gives you direct mechanical control over lumbar support.
Adjust the lumbar setting to establish the amount of lower-back support that works for your sitting position—without electronics, batteries, or charging.
This straightforward approach is one of the reasons to choose the Manual. You still receive the core Maxis seating platform and dynamic backrest system without adding powered controls.
Customers interested in electronic lumbar adjustment and powered OmniStretch should consider the Maxis Electric or Maxis Airflow.
LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics concept recognizes that people don't remain in one fixed posture throughout the workday.
The Maxis backrest is designed to respond as you change position, helping maintain support through different working and reclining postures.
The goal is to accommodate natural seated movement rather than requiring you to remain rigidly in one position.
Maxis offers five lockable recline positions from 105° to 160°, allowing you to move from a more upright working posture to a deep recline.
The system is designed for smooth, controlled movement and provides useful positions for focused work, relaxed tasks, breaks, and reclining.
A well-fitted chair works best when your feet are supported too. The LiberNovo StepSync Footrest provides a stable place for the feet when the chair is raised for desk work and complements Maxis as you move through its recline positions.
Its two-level design keeps the idea simple: use the lower platform for tasking and the upper cushioned level for added foot and leg support while reclining.
HPS Showroom Fit Note: In our experience, proper foot support can make it easier to stay seated back and maintain useful contact with the chair's lumbar and back support while actually working.
Matching StepSync versions are sold separately and are available to try with LiberNovo chairs in our Chicago showroom, subject to availability.
A chair may accommodate a taller user's weight while still placing the headrest too low to be useful.
Maxis addresses this with an extended headrest offering substantial vertical and forward/back positioning.
| Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
|---|---|
| Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Published Fit | LiberNovo positions Maxis neck support for users up to approximately 6'7". |
Armrest position can be especially important when fitting a larger body profile. Maxis uses adjustable armrests designed around its wider seating platform.
| Fore/Aft Travel | 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Height Range | 128 mm |
| Width Range | 400–600 mm |
The broad width range helps accommodate different shoulder widths while allowing users to position the arm supports more appropriately for their body and workstation.
The Maxis seat uses a multi-layer construction designed to balance cushioning, support, and breathability for extended sitting.
Rather than relying solely on thick padding, LiberNovo combines materials and structural layers to create the seating surface.
The Maxis Manual provides the standard Maxis seat construction without the powered Active AirFlow ventilation system, which is exclusive to Maxis Airflow.
All three Maxis models share the same larger-format design philosophy. The main difference is how much powered functionality you want.
Simple way to choose: Choose Manual if you prefer straightforward mechanical controls. Choose Electric if you want powered lumbar adjustment and OmniStretch. Choose Airflow if you want those powered features plus active seat ventilation.
Chair dimensions and specifications are important, but they can't tell you exactly how a chair will feel on your body.
At Healthy Posture Store's Chicago showroom, customers can experience the Maxis family in person and compare Manual, Electric, and Airflow.
Check the seat depth. Position the armrests and headrest. Experience the recline. Then compare the additional powered features available on Electric and Airflow.
The goal isn't automatically to choose the model with the most features. It's to determine which Maxis best fits your body, workstation, preferences, and budget.
Showroom models, colors, inventory, immediate purchase, and delivery availability are subject to availability.
| Product | LiberNovo Maxis Manual Ergonomic Chair |
|---|---|
| Series | Maxis |
| Recommended User Height | Approx. 5'10"–6'7", per LiberNovo |
| Maximum Load | Approx. 399 lb / 181 kg, per LiberNovo |
| Seat Depth | 20.5" / 520 mm |
| Backrest Shoulder Width | 430 mm |
| Backrest Waist Width | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
| Headrest Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
| Headrest Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Armrest Fore/Aft Range | 130 mm |
| Armrest Height Range | 128 mm |
| Armrest Width Range | 400–600 mm |
| Recline Range | 105°–160° |
| Recline Positions | 5 lockable positions |
| Lumbar Adjustment | Manual |
| OmniStretch | No |
| Active AirFlow Seat Ventilation | No |
| Gas Lift | TÜV Rheinland-certified Class 4 |
| Base | Reinforced aluminum alloy |
| Casters | 360° swivel |
| Backrest | Bionic FlexFit dynamic backrest |
Specifications are based on information supplied by LiberNovo and may be subject to manufacturer updates.
The LiberNovo Maxis Manual is covered by the applicable LiberNovo and Healthy Posture Store warranty, shipping, return, and purchasing terms.
Colors, configurations, inventory, shipping times, showroom availability, and delivery options may vary. Please refer to the current product options and applicable policies at the time of purchase.
Choosing an ergonomic chair—especially one designed for a bigger or taller body—is about more than comparing specifications online.
A great ergonomic chair only works when you're actually sitting in it correctly.
Our goal is to help you find a chair—and a workstation setup—that allows you to stay comfortably supported while you're actually working.
The LiberNovo Maxis Manual Ergonomic Chair brings LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics approach to Big & Tall users who need more room and better-proportioned support than a conventional office chair can provide.
Maxis isn't simply a standard chair made larger. LiberNovo redesigned the seating platform around bigger builds, including a 20.5" deep seat, expanded armrest positioning, extended head and neck support, an adaptive Bionic FlexFit backrest, five-position controlled recline, and a reinforced aluminum-alloy base.
The Maxis Manual delivers the essential Maxis experience with manual lumbar adjustment and no powered functions to charge or manage. It's an excellent choice for customers who want Maxis fit, movement, and support in its most straightforward configuration.
For shoppers who don't necessarily identify with the traditional “Big & Tall” label, Maxis may also be worth considering for plus-size or larger body profiles that need additional usable seating room.
Try before you decide: Visit Healthy Posture Store in Chicago to experience the Maxis models in person and compare Manual, Electric, and Airflow. Showroom models and inventory are subject to availability.
| Recommended Height | Approximately 5'10"–6'7", per LiberNovo |
|---|---|
| Maximum Load | Approximately 399 lb / 181 kg, per LiberNovo |
| Seat Depth | 20.5" / 520 mm |
| Best Fit Considerations | Height and weight are only starting points. Leg length, torso length, shoulder width, overall body profile, arm position, and workstation setup can all influence fit. |
| Showroom | Available to experience in the Healthy Posture Store Chicago showroom, subject to current display availability. |
Traditional Big & Tall seating is sometimes created by scaling up an existing chair. LiberNovo took a different approach with Maxis.
The Maxis Series was developed around the areas where bigger and taller users often need additional space and support: seat depth, backrest dimensions, armrest positioning, head and neck support, and recline control.
The result is a chair designed around body proportions—not simply a higher weight rating.
One of the defining differences between Maxis and LiberNovo's Omni Series is the seating platform.
Maxis seat depth: 20.5" / 520 mm
The deeper seat provides additional support beneath the thighs for users with longer legs and gives larger body profiles more usable seating surface.
By comparison, LiberNovo's Omni Series uses shallower 45 cm or 48 cm seat depths. Seat depth is highly individual, so leg proportions should be considered along with overall height.
LiberNovo's Bionic FlexFit Backrest is designed to adapt as the user changes position rather than functioning as a completely rigid support surface.
| Shoulder Area | 430 mm |
|---|---|
| Waist Area | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
The Maxis Manual gives you direct mechanical control over lumbar support.
Adjust the lumbar setting to establish the amount of lower-back support that works for your sitting position—without electronics, batteries, or charging.
This straightforward approach is one of the reasons to choose the Manual. You still receive the core Maxis seating platform and dynamic backrest system without adding powered controls.
Customers interested in electronic lumbar adjustment and powered OmniStretch should consider the Maxis Electric or Maxis Airflow.
LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics concept recognizes that people don't remain in one fixed posture throughout the workday.
The Maxis backrest is designed to respond as you change position, helping maintain support through different working and reclining postures.
The goal is to accommodate natural seated movement rather than requiring you to remain rigidly in one position.
Maxis offers five lockable recline positions from 105° to 160°, allowing you to move from a more upright working posture to a deep recline.
The system is designed for smooth, controlled movement and provides useful positions for focused work, relaxed tasks, breaks, and reclining.
A well-fitted chair works best when your feet are supported too. The LiberNovo StepSync Footrest provides a stable place for the feet when the chair is raised for desk work and complements Maxis as you move through its recline positions.
Its two-level design keeps the idea simple: use the lower platform for tasking and the upper cushioned level for added foot and leg support while reclining.
HPS Showroom Fit Note: In our experience, proper foot support can make it easier to stay seated back and maintain useful contact with the chair's lumbar and back support while actually working.
Matching StepSync versions are sold separately and are available to try with LiberNovo chairs in our Chicago showroom, subject to availability.
A chair may accommodate a taller user's weight while still placing the headrest too low to be useful.
Maxis addresses this with an extended headrest offering substantial vertical and forward/back positioning.
| Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
|---|---|
| Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Published Fit | LiberNovo positions Maxis neck support for users up to approximately 6'7". |
Armrest position can be especially important when fitting a larger body profile. Maxis uses adjustable armrests designed around its wider seating platform.
| Fore/Aft Travel | 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Height Range | 128 mm |
| Width Range | 400–600 mm |
The broad width range helps accommodate different shoulder widths while allowing users to position the arm supports more appropriately for their body and workstation.
The Maxis seat uses a multi-layer construction designed to balance cushioning, support, and breathability for extended sitting.
Rather than relying solely on thick padding, LiberNovo combines materials and structural layers to create the seating surface.
The Maxis Manual provides the standard Maxis seat construction without the powered Active AirFlow ventilation system, which is exclusive to Maxis Airflow.
All three Maxis models share the same larger-format design philosophy. The main difference is how much powered functionality you want.
Simple way to choose: Choose Manual if you prefer straightforward mechanical controls. Choose Electric if you want powered lumbar adjustment and OmniStretch. Choose Airflow if you want those powered features plus active seat ventilation.
Chair dimensions and specifications are important, but they can't tell you exactly how a chair will feel on your body.
At Healthy Posture Store's Chicago showroom, customers can experience the Maxis family in person and compare Manual, Electric, and Airflow.
Check the seat depth. Position the armrests and headrest. Experience the recline. Then compare the additional powered features available on Electric and Airflow.
The goal isn't automatically to choose the model with the most features. It's to determine which Maxis best fits your body, workstation, preferences, and budget.
Showroom models, colors, inventory, immediate purchase, and delivery availability are subject to availability.
| Product | LiberNovo Maxis Manual Ergonomic Chair |
|---|---|
| Series | Maxis |
| Recommended User Height | Approx. 5'10"–6'7", per LiberNovo |
| Maximum Load | Approx. 399 lb / 181 kg, per LiberNovo |
| Seat Depth | 20.5" / 520 mm |
| Backrest Shoulder Width | 430 mm |
| Backrest Waist Width | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
| Headrest Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
| Headrest Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Armrest Fore/Aft Range | 130 mm |
| Armrest Height Range | 128 mm |
| Armrest Width Range | 400–600 mm |
| Recline Range | 105°–160° |
| Recline Positions | 5 lockable positions |
| Lumbar Adjustment | Manual |
| OmniStretch | No |
| Active AirFlow Seat Ventilation | No |
| Gas Lift | TÜV Rheinland-certified Class 4 |
| Base | Reinforced aluminum alloy |
| Casters | 360° swivel |
| Backrest | Bionic FlexFit dynamic backrest |
Specifications are based on information supplied by LiberNovo and may be subject to manufacturer updates.
The LiberNovo Maxis Manual is covered by the applicable LiberNovo and Healthy Posture Store warranty, shipping, return, and purchasing terms.
Colors, configurations, inventory, shipping times, showroom availability, and delivery options may vary. Please refer to the current product options and applicable policies at the time of purchase.
Choosing an ergonomic chair—especially one designed for a bigger or taller body—is about more than comparing specifications online.
A great ergonomic chair only works when you're actually sitting in it correctly.
Our goal is to help you find a chair—and a workstation setup—that allows you to stay comfortably supported while you're actually working.
The LiberNovo Maxis Manual Ergonomic Chair brings LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics approach to Big & Tall users who need more room and better-proportioned support than a conventional office chair can provide.
Maxis isn't simply a standard chair made larger. LiberNovo redesigned the seating platform around bigger builds, including a 20.5" deep seat, expanded armrest positioning, extended head and neck support, an adaptive Bionic FlexFit backrest, five-position controlled recline, and a reinforced aluminum-alloy base.
The Maxis Manual delivers the essential Maxis experience with manual lumbar adjustment and no powered functions to charge or manage. It's an excellent choice for customers who want Maxis fit, movement, and support in its most straightforward configuration.
For shoppers who don't necessarily identify with the traditional “Big & Tall” label, Maxis may also be worth considering for plus-size or larger body profiles that need additional usable seating room.
Try before you decide: Visit Healthy Posture Store in Chicago to experience the Maxis models in person and compare Manual, Electric, and Airflow. Showroom models and inventory are subject to availability.
| Recommended Height | Approximately 5'10"–6'7", per LiberNovo |
|---|---|
| Maximum Load | Approximately 399 lb / 181 kg, per LiberNovo |
| Seat Depth | 20.5" / 520 mm |
| Best Fit Considerations | Height and weight are only starting points. Leg length, torso length, shoulder width, overall body profile, arm position, and workstation setup can all influence fit. |
| Showroom | Available to experience in the Healthy Posture Store Chicago showroom, subject to current display availability. |
Traditional Big & Tall seating is sometimes created by scaling up an existing chair. LiberNovo took a different approach with Maxis.
The Maxis Series was developed around the areas where bigger and taller users often need additional space and support: seat depth, backrest dimensions, armrest positioning, head and neck support, and recline control.
The result is a chair designed around body proportions—not simply a higher weight rating.
One of the defining differences between Maxis and LiberNovo's Omni Series is the seating platform.
Maxis seat depth: 20.5" / 520 mm
The deeper seat provides additional support beneath the thighs for users with longer legs and gives larger body profiles more usable seating surface.
By comparison, LiberNovo's Omni Series uses shallower 45 cm or 48 cm seat depths. Seat depth is highly individual, so leg proportions should be considered along with overall height.
LiberNovo's Bionic FlexFit Backrest is designed to adapt as the user changes position rather than functioning as a completely rigid support surface.
| Shoulder Area | 430 mm |
|---|---|
| Waist Area | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
The Maxis Manual gives you direct mechanical control over lumbar support.
Adjust the lumbar setting to establish the amount of lower-back support that works for your sitting position—without electronics, batteries, or charging.
This straightforward approach is one of the reasons to choose the Manual. You still receive the core Maxis seating platform and dynamic backrest system without adding powered controls.
Customers interested in electronic lumbar adjustment and powered OmniStretch should consider the Maxis Electric or Maxis Airflow.
LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics concept recognizes that people don't remain in one fixed posture throughout the workday.
The Maxis backrest is designed to respond as you change position, helping maintain support through different working and reclining postures.
The goal is to accommodate natural seated movement rather than requiring you to remain rigidly in one position.
Maxis offers five lockable recline positions from 105° to 160°, allowing you to move from a more upright working posture to a deep recline.
The system is designed for smooth, controlled movement and provides useful positions for focused work, relaxed tasks, breaks, and reclining.
A well-fitted chair works best when your feet are supported too. The LiberNovo StepSync Footrest provides a stable place for the feet when the chair is raised for desk work and complements Maxis as you move through its recline positions.
Its two-level design keeps the idea simple: use the lower platform for tasking and the upper cushioned level for added foot and leg support while reclining.
HPS Showroom Fit Note: In our experience, proper foot support can make it easier to stay seated back and maintain useful contact with the chair's lumbar and back support while actually working.
Matching StepSync versions are sold separately and are available to try with LiberNovo chairs in our Chicago showroom, subject to availability.
A chair may accommodate a taller user's weight while still placing the headrest too low to be useful.
Maxis addresses this with an extended headrest offering substantial vertical and forward/back positioning.
| Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
|---|---|
| Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Published Fit | LiberNovo positions Maxis neck support for users up to approximately 6'7". |
Armrest position can be especially important when fitting a larger body profile. Maxis uses adjustable armrests designed around its wider seating platform.
| Fore/Aft Travel | 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Height Range | 128 mm |
| Width Range | 400–600 mm |
The broad width range helps accommodate different shoulder widths while allowing users to position the arm supports more appropriately for their body and workstation.
The Maxis seat uses a multi-layer construction designed to balance cushioning, support, and breathability for extended sitting.
Rather than relying solely on thick padding, LiberNovo combines materials and structural layers to create the seating surface.
The Maxis Manual provides the standard Maxis seat construction without the powered Active AirFlow ventilation system, which is exclusive to Maxis Airflow.
All three Maxis models share the same larger-format design philosophy. The main difference is how much powered functionality you want.
Simple way to choose: Choose Manual if you prefer straightforward mechanical controls. Choose Electric if you want powered lumbar adjustment and OmniStretch. Choose Airflow if you want those powered features plus active seat ventilation.
Chair dimensions and specifications are important, but they can't tell you exactly how a chair will feel on your body.
At Healthy Posture Store's Chicago showroom, customers can experience the Maxis family in person and compare Manual, Electric, and Airflow.
Check the seat depth. Position the armrests and headrest. Experience the recline. Then compare the additional powered features available on Electric and Airflow.
The goal isn't automatically to choose the model with the most features. It's to determine which Maxis best fits your body, workstation, preferences, and budget.
Showroom models, colors, inventory, immediate purchase, and delivery availability are subject to availability.
| Product | LiberNovo Maxis Manual Ergonomic Chair |
|---|---|
| Series | Maxis |
| Recommended User Height | Approx. 5'10"–6'7", per LiberNovo |
| Maximum Load | Approx. 399 lb / 181 kg, per LiberNovo |
| Seat Depth | 20.5" / 520 mm |
| Backrest Shoulder Width | 430 mm |
| Backrest Waist Width | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
| Headrest Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
| Headrest Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Armrest Fore/Aft Range | 130 mm |
| Armrest Height Range | 128 mm |
| Armrest Width Range | 400–600 mm |
| Recline Range | 105°–160° |
| Recline Positions | 5 lockable positions |
| Lumbar Adjustment | Manual |
| OmniStretch | No |
| Active AirFlow Seat Ventilation | No |
| Gas Lift | TÜV Rheinland-certified Class 4 |
| Base | Reinforced aluminum alloy |
| Casters | 360° swivel |
| Backrest | Bionic FlexFit dynamic backrest |
Specifications are based on information supplied by LiberNovo and may be subject to manufacturer updates.
The LiberNovo Maxis Manual is covered by the applicable LiberNovo and Healthy Posture Store warranty, shipping, return, and purchasing terms.
Colors, configurations, inventory, shipping times, showroom availability, and delivery options may vary. Please refer to the current product options and applicable policies at the time of purchase.
Choosing an ergonomic chair—especially one designed for a bigger or taller body—is about more than comparing specifications online.
A great ergonomic chair only works when you're actually sitting in it correctly.
Our goal is to help you find a chair—and a workstation setup—that allows you to stay comfortably supported while you're actually working.
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