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The LiberNovo Maxis Electric Ergonomic Chair combines the larger Maxis seating platform with electronically controlled lumbar support and motorized OmniStretch for customers who want more powered functionality built into their ergonomic chair.
Designed around Big & Tall users, Maxis features a 20.5" deep seat, expanded armrest positioning, extended head and neck support, a Bionic FlexFit backrest, and five-position controlled recline.
What separates the Electric from the Maxis Manual is its electric lumbar support and motorized OmniStretch. These powered functions make it easier to adjust support and activate LiberNovo's stretching motion during the workday.
For shoppers who do not necessarily identify with the traditional “Big & Tall” label, Maxis may also be worth considering for plus-size or larger body profiles that need more usable seating room.
Try before you decide: Visit Healthy Posture Store in Chicago to compare Maxis Manual, Electric, and Airflow side by side. 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 |
| Power | Rechargeable 2200mAh battery |
| Fit Considerations | Height and weight are 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. |
Maxis was not developed simply by increasing the weight rating of an existing LiberNovo chair.
The Series uses a deeper seat, larger backrest dimensions, extended head and neck support, broader armrest positioning, and a controlled recline system designed around the needs of bigger and taller users.
The focus is on usable dimensions and body proportions—not size or weight capacity alone.
The Maxis seating platform uses a 20.5" / 520 mm seat depth, compared with the shallower seating platforms used across LiberNovo's Omni family.
Additional depth can provide more support beneath the thighs for users with longer legs and more usable seat surface for larger body profiles.
Seat depth remains highly individual, so leg proportions should always be considered along with overall height.
LiberNovo's Bionic FlexFit Backrest uses a multi-part structure designed to respond as your seated posture changes.
| Shoulder Area | 430 mm |
|---|---|
| Waist Area | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
Maxis Electric replaces the Manual model's mechanical lumbar control with an electrically powered lumbar system.
This gives you powered control over lumbar support while retaining the larger Maxis seating platform and adaptive backrest design.
For customers who regularly change working and reclining positions, powered adjustment can make it easier to fine-tune support without reaching for a manual control.
One of the most important upgrades from Maxis Manual to Maxis Electric is motorized OmniStretch.
LiberNovo describes OmniStretch as a gentle powered movement designed to help users relax and reset during extended sitting. Rather than functioning like a traditional vibrating massage chair, the system uses controlled motion through the backrest.
It is especially relevant for customers who want more than conventional ergonomic adjustments and expect to use the chair for both focused work and more relaxed sitting.
LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics approach is designed around movement rather than one fixed seated posture.
As you change position, different parts of the chair are designed to continue working with your body through tasking, relaxed sitting, and reclining.
Taller users can encounter office chairs where the seat fits but the headrest sits too low or lacks enough positional range.
Maxis uses an extended headrest with substantial vertical and forward/back adjustment to accommodate differences in height, torso length, and sitting position.
| Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
|---|---|
| Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Published Fit | LiberNovo positions Maxis neck support for users up to approximately 6'7". |
Armrest spacing can be just as important as seat depth when fitting a larger body profile.
Maxis uses armrests designed around its wider seating platform, with substantial adjustment in width, height, and fore/aft position.
| Fore/Aft Travel | 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Height Range | 128 mm |
| Width Range | 400–600 mm |
The broad range helps accommodate different shoulder widths while allowing the arm supports to be positioned more appropriately for the user and workstation.
Maxis is designed to provide a smooth, controlled transition as you lean back rather than an abrupt drop into recline.
This is particularly useful on a larger chair, where predictable movement can make changing positions feel more comfortable.
The Maxis backrest provides five lockable positions: 105°, 115°, 125°, 135°, and 160°.
A powered ergonomic chair still depends on a properly supported workstation. The LiberNovo StepSync Footrest provides stable foot support when Maxis Electric is raised for desk work and complements the chair as you move through its recline positions.
Its two-level design keeps the function intuitive: 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, stable foot support can make it easier to remain seated back and maintain useful contact with the lumbar and backrest while working.
Matching StepSync versions are sold separately and are available to try with LiberNovo chairs in our Chicago showroom, subject to availability.
The Maxis seating surface uses a layered construction designed to combine cushioning, support, and breathability.
Maxis Electric uses the standard Maxis seat without the powered Active AirFlow ventilation system found on Maxis Airflow.
Customers who want electric lumbar support and OmniStretch but do not need active seat ventilation may find Electric to be the most balanced Maxis configuration.
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.
Powered features are difficult to evaluate from a specification sheet alone.
At Healthy Posture Store's Chicago showroom, customers can compare Maxis Manual, Electric, and Airflow and experience the differences for themselves.
Sit in the same Maxis platform, then compare manual versus electric lumbar control, experience OmniStretch, and determine whether Active AirFlow seat ventilation adds meaningful value for the way you work.
The goal is not automatically to choose the model with the longest feature list. It is to determine which configuration best fits your body, workstation, preferences, and budget.
Showroom models, colors, inventory, immediate purchase, and delivery availability are subject to availability.
| Product | LiberNovo Maxis Electric 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 | 105°, 115°, 125°, 135°, 160° |
| Lumbar Adjustment | Electric |
| OmniStretch | Motorized |
| Active AirFlow Seat Ventilation | No |
| Battery | Rechargeable 2200mAh |
| 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 Electric 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 is about more than comparing specifications—and powered features are especially useful to experience firsthand.
A great ergonomic chair only works when you're actually sitting in it correctly.
Our goal is to help you find the Maxis configuration—and workstation setup—that allows you to stay comfortably supported while you're actually working.
The LiberNovo Maxis Electric Ergonomic Chair combines the larger Maxis seating platform with electronically controlled lumbar support and motorized OmniStretch for customers who want more powered functionality built into their ergonomic chair.
Designed around Big & Tall users, Maxis features a 20.5" deep seat, expanded armrest positioning, extended head and neck support, a Bionic FlexFit backrest, and five-position controlled recline.
What separates the Electric from the Maxis Manual is its electric lumbar support and motorized OmniStretch. These powered functions make it easier to adjust support and activate LiberNovo's stretching motion during the workday.
For shoppers who do not necessarily identify with the traditional “Big & Tall” label, Maxis may also be worth considering for plus-size or larger body profiles that need more usable seating room.
Try before you decide: Visit Healthy Posture Store in Chicago to compare Maxis Manual, Electric, and Airflow side by side. 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 |
| Power | Rechargeable 2200mAh battery |
| Fit Considerations | Height and weight are 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. |
Maxis was not developed simply by increasing the weight rating of an existing LiberNovo chair.
The Series uses a deeper seat, larger backrest dimensions, extended head and neck support, broader armrest positioning, and a controlled recline system designed around the needs of bigger and taller users.
The focus is on usable dimensions and body proportions—not size or weight capacity alone.
The Maxis seating platform uses a 20.5" / 520 mm seat depth, compared with the shallower seating platforms used across LiberNovo's Omni family.
Additional depth can provide more support beneath the thighs for users with longer legs and more usable seat surface for larger body profiles.
Seat depth remains highly individual, so leg proportions should always be considered along with overall height.
LiberNovo's Bionic FlexFit Backrest uses a multi-part structure designed to respond as your seated posture changes.
| Shoulder Area | 430 mm |
|---|---|
| Waist Area | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
Maxis Electric replaces the Manual model's mechanical lumbar control with an electrically powered lumbar system.
This gives you powered control over lumbar support while retaining the larger Maxis seating platform and adaptive backrest design.
For customers who regularly change working and reclining positions, powered adjustment can make it easier to fine-tune support without reaching for a manual control.
One of the most important upgrades from Maxis Manual to Maxis Electric is motorized OmniStretch.
LiberNovo describes OmniStretch as a gentle powered movement designed to help users relax and reset during extended sitting. Rather than functioning like a traditional vibrating massage chair, the system uses controlled motion through the backrest.
It is especially relevant for customers who want more than conventional ergonomic adjustments and expect to use the chair for both focused work and more relaxed sitting.
LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics approach is designed around movement rather than one fixed seated posture.
As you change position, different parts of the chair are designed to continue working with your body through tasking, relaxed sitting, and reclining.
Taller users can encounter office chairs where the seat fits but the headrest sits too low or lacks enough positional range.
Maxis uses an extended headrest with substantial vertical and forward/back adjustment to accommodate differences in height, torso length, and sitting position.
| Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
|---|---|
| Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Published Fit | LiberNovo positions Maxis neck support for users up to approximately 6'7". |
Armrest spacing can be just as important as seat depth when fitting a larger body profile.
Maxis uses armrests designed around its wider seating platform, with substantial adjustment in width, height, and fore/aft position.
| Fore/Aft Travel | 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Height Range | 128 mm |
| Width Range | 400–600 mm |
The broad range helps accommodate different shoulder widths while allowing the arm supports to be positioned more appropriately for the user and workstation.
Maxis is designed to provide a smooth, controlled transition as you lean back rather than an abrupt drop into recline.
This is particularly useful on a larger chair, where predictable movement can make changing positions feel more comfortable.
The Maxis backrest provides five lockable positions: 105°, 115°, 125°, 135°, and 160°.
A powered ergonomic chair still depends on a properly supported workstation. The LiberNovo StepSync Footrest provides stable foot support when Maxis Electric is raised for desk work and complements the chair as you move through its recline positions.
Its two-level design keeps the function intuitive: 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, stable foot support can make it easier to remain seated back and maintain useful contact with the lumbar and backrest while working.
Matching StepSync versions are sold separately and are available to try with LiberNovo chairs in our Chicago showroom, subject to availability.
The Maxis seating surface uses a layered construction designed to combine cushioning, support, and breathability.
Maxis Electric uses the standard Maxis seat without the powered Active AirFlow ventilation system found on Maxis Airflow.
Customers who want electric lumbar support and OmniStretch but do not need active seat ventilation may find Electric to be the most balanced Maxis configuration.
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.
Powered features are difficult to evaluate from a specification sheet alone.
At Healthy Posture Store's Chicago showroom, customers can compare Maxis Manual, Electric, and Airflow and experience the differences for themselves.
Sit in the same Maxis platform, then compare manual versus electric lumbar control, experience OmniStretch, and determine whether Active AirFlow seat ventilation adds meaningful value for the way you work.
The goal is not automatically to choose the model with the longest feature list. It is to determine which configuration best fits your body, workstation, preferences, and budget.
Showroom models, colors, inventory, immediate purchase, and delivery availability are subject to availability.
| Product | LiberNovo Maxis Electric 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 | 105°, 115°, 125°, 135°, 160° |
| Lumbar Adjustment | Electric |
| OmniStretch | Motorized |
| Active AirFlow Seat Ventilation | No |
| Battery | Rechargeable 2200mAh |
| 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 Electric 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 is about more than comparing specifications—and powered features are especially useful to experience firsthand.
A great ergonomic chair only works when you're actually sitting in it correctly.
Our goal is to help you find the Maxis configuration—and workstation setup—that allows you to stay comfortably supported while you're actually working.
The LiberNovo Maxis Electric Ergonomic Chair combines the larger Maxis seating platform with electronically controlled lumbar support and motorized OmniStretch for customers who want more powered functionality built into their ergonomic chair.
Designed around Big & Tall users, Maxis features a 20.5" deep seat, expanded armrest positioning, extended head and neck support, a Bionic FlexFit backrest, and five-position controlled recline.
What separates the Electric from the Maxis Manual is its electric lumbar support and motorized OmniStretch. These powered functions make it easier to adjust support and activate LiberNovo's stretching motion during the workday.
For shoppers who do not necessarily identify with the traditional “Big & Tall” label, Maxis may also be worth considering for plus-size or larger body profiles that need more usable seating room.
Try before you decide: Visit Healthy Posture Store in Chicago to compare Maxis Manual, Electric, and Airflow side by side. 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 |
| Power | Rechargeable 2200mAh battery |
| Fit Considerations | Height and weight are 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. |
Maxis was not developed simply by increasing the weight rating of an existing LiberNovo chair.
The Series uses a deeper seat, larger backrest dimensions, extended head and neck support, broader armrest positioning, and a controlled recline system designed around the needs of bigger and taller users.
The focus is on usable dimensions and body proportions—not size or weight capacity alone.
The Maxis seating platform uses a 20.5" / 520 mm seat depth, compared with the shallower seating platforms used across LiberNovo's Omni family.
Additional depth can provide more support beneath the thighs for users with longer legs and more usable seat surface for larger body profiles.
Seat depth remains highly individual, so leg proportions should always be considered along with overall height.
LiberNovo's Bionic FlexFit Backrest uses a multi-part structure designed to respond as your seated posture changes.
| Shoulder Area | 430 mm |
|---|---|
| Waist Area | 520 mm |
| Backrest Height | 630 mm |
Maxis Electric replaces the Manual model's mechanical lumbar control with an electrically powered lumbar system.
This gives you powered control over lumbar support while retaining the larger Maxis seating platform and adaptive backrest design.
For customers who regularly change working and reclining positions, powered adjustment can make it easier to fine-tune support without reaching for a manual control.
One of the most important upgrades from Maxis Manual to Maxis Electric is motorized OmniStretch.
LiberNovo describes OmniStretch as a gentle powered movement designed to help users relax and reset during extended sitting. Rather than functioning like a traditional vibrating massage chair, the system uses controlled motion through the backrest.
It is especially relevant for customers who want more than conventional ergonomic adjustments and expect to use the chair for both focused work and more relaxed sitting.
LiberNovo's Dynamic Ergonomics approach is designed around movement rather than one fixed seated posture.
As you change position, different parts of the chair are designed to continue working with your body through tasking, relaxed sitting, and reclining.
Taller users can encounter office chairs where the seat fits but the headrest sits too low or lacks enough positional range.
Maxis uses an extended headrest with substantial vertical and forward/back adjustment to accommodate differences in height, torso length, and sitting position.
| Vertical Adjustment | 140 mm |
|---|---|
| Fore/Aft Adjustment | 120 mm |
| Published Fit | LiberNovo positions Maxis neck support for users up to approximately 6'7". |
Armrest spacing can be just as important as seat depth when fitting a larger body profile.
Maxis uses armrests designed around its wider seating platform, with substantial adjustment in width, height, and fore/aft position.
| Fore/Aft Travel | 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Height Range | 128 mm |
| Width Range | 400–600 mm |
The broad range helps accommodate different shoulder widths while allowing the arm supports to be positioned more appropriately for the user and workstation.
Maxis is designed to provide a smooth, controlled transition as you lean back rather than an abrupt drop into recline.
This is particularly useful on a larger chair, where predictable movement can make changing positions feel more comfortable.
The Maxis backrest provides five lockable positions: 105°, 115°, 125°, 135°, and 160°.
A powered ergonomic chair still depends on a properly supported workstation. The LiberNovo StepSync Footrest provides stable foot support when Maxis Electric is raised for desk work and complements the chair as you move through its recline positions.
Its two-level design keeps the function intuitive: 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, stable foot support can make it easier to remain seated back and maintain useful contact with the lumbar and backrest while working.
Matching StepSync versions are sold separately and are available to try with LiberNovo chairs in our Chicago showroom, subject to availability.
The Maxis seating surface uses a layered construction designed to combine cushioning, support, and breathability.
Maxis Electric uses the standard Maxis seat without the powered Active AirFlow ventilation system found on Maxis Airflow.
Customers who want electric lumbar support and OmniStretch but do not need active seat ventilation may find Electric to be the most balanced Maxis configuration.
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.
Powered features are difficult to evaluate from a specification sheet alone.
At Healthy Posture Store's Chicago showroom, customers can compare Maxis Manual, Electric, and Airflow and experience the differences for themselves.
Sit in the same Maxis platform, then compare manual versus electric lumbar control, experience OmniStretch, and determine whether Active AirFlow seat ventilation adds meaningful value for the way you work.
The goal is not automatically to choose the model with the longest feature list. It is to determine which configuration best fits your body, workstation, preferences, and budget.
Showroom models, colors, inventory, immediate purchase, and delivery availability are subject to availability.
| Product | LiberNovo Maxis Electric 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 | 105°, 115°, 125°, 135°, 160° |
| Lumbar Adjustment | Electric |
| OmniStretch | Motorized |
| Active AirFlow Seat Ventilation | No |
| Battery | Rechargeable 2200mAh |
| 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 Electric 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 is about more than comparing specifications—and powered features are especially useful to experience firsthand.
A great ergonomic chair only works when you're actually sitting in it correctly.
Our goal is to help you find the Maxis configuration—and workstation setup—that allows you to stay comfortably supported while you're actually working.
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