LiberNovo Omni Pro ergonomic chair in Graphite with cutaway of the actively ventilated seat fan

LiberNovo Omni Pro Dynamic Ergonomic Chair

Graphite / 48 cm / Standard Bundle
Sale price  A$1,659.00 Regular price A$1,899.00 Save A$240.00
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LiberNovo Omni Pro Dynamic Ergonomic Chair

Sale price  A$1,659.00 Regular price A$1,899.00 Save A$240.00
  • OmniStretch motorised lumbar: Recline and run a slow traction stretch that helps release lower-back tension — a recovery break without leaving the chair.
  • Actively ventilated seat: A 4,000 RPM centrifugal fan breathes through six seat layers, auto-pausing when you stand. Two speeds.
  • Months per charge: Removable 3,000 mAh battery, USB-C charged — up to 36 hours of low-speed airflow, ~30 days with a daily stretch, up to a year on adjustments alone.
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  • Gabriel Atlantic + aluminium: Danish-woven upholstery rated past 100,000 abrasion rubs, over a reinforced aluminium-alloy base.
  • Certified and tested: BIFMA X5.1, UL-certified electronics and battery, GREENGUARD and TB117 — recline mechanism tested to 300,000 cycles.
ColorGraphite
Seat Depth
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Description

The LiberNovo Omni Pro takes the Omni family's core idea — support that keeps moving with you — and adds power to it. The same dynamic platform tracks your headrest, backrest, seat and armrests through every shift, while a motorised lumbar stretch and an actively ventilated seat handle the two things a purely mechanical chair can't: releasing a stiff back and keeping you cool through a long day.

OmniStretch: a lumbar that works your back, not just holds it

Behind the eight-panel Bionic FlexFit backrest sits a motorised lumbar mechanism. Recline, start a stretch cycle from the armrest buttons, and the lumbar zone extends through a slow traction movement that helps release the tension a static chair just holds in place — a recovery break without leaving the chair.

A seat that runs its own climate

Under the cushion, a 4,000 RPM centrifugal fan pulls air through six engineered layers — breathable fabric, silk-cotton padding, 3D support mesh, perforated foam and a dedicated airflow channel. A seat sensor switches the fan off when you stand and back on when you return, with two speeds switched from the armrest.

Powered for months, not hours

The removable 3,000 mAh battery — USB-C charged, about 4 hours 40 minutes to full — runs the fan for up to 36 hours on low or 9 hours on high. Use the chair the way most people do — position adjustments plus the occasional stretch — and charging becomes an afterthought: up to 30 days with a daily stretch cycle, up to a year on occasional adjustments alone. A spare battery swaps in within seconds when you'd rather not wait on a charge.

Five ways to sit

Lock the recline at 105°, 115°, 125°, 135° or a full 160° — upright, deep-focus work at one end, close-to-flat recovery at the other. 4D armrests and a 3D-adjustable neckrest — height, depth and tilt through 32°–37° — tune the fit at every angle.

Danish fabric, aluminium bones

The Pro is upholstered in Gabriel Atlantic fabric, woven in Denmark by one of the world's leading furniture-textile makers — rated past 100,000 abrasion rubs, OEKO-TEX certified and flame-retardant. Underneath, a reinforced aluminium-alloy base carries it all.

Tested like contract furniture

BIFMA X5.1 certified, with the recline mechanism tested to 300,000 cycles and the backrest, swivel and gas lift to 120,000 cycles each. The powered systems carry their own certifications — UL 962 for the furniture electronics, UL 2054 and UL 62133-2 for the battery, plus FCC compliance — alongside GREENGUARD, TB117 and CA Prop 65. Rated for heights of 153–186 cm and loads to 136 kg (BIFMA).

In the box, assembly and warranty

  • In the box: backrest, seat with armrests, back support bar, neck support, base, gas lift and castors — plus a rechargeable battery, screwdriver, fixings and safety gloves
  • Self-assembly with the included tools; the Standard bundle adds the StepSync footrest (items may arrive as separate parcels)
  • Manufacturer warranty: 5 years on the frame, 2 years on electronic components (LiberNovo)
Installation
Self-assembly with the included screwdriver — fixings and safety gloves in the box
Warranty
5-year frame / 2-year electronics manufacturer warranty (LiberNovo)
What’s in the box
Backrest, seat with armrests, back support bar, neck support, base, gas lift and 5 castors; 1 × rechargeable battery; screwdriver, fixings and safety gloves. Standard bundle adds the StepSync footrest (may ship as separate parcels)

Powered lumbar

OmniStretch works the tension out

Behind the eight-panel Bionic FlexFit backrest sits a motorised lumbar mechanism. Recline, start a stretch cycle, and a slow traction movement extends the lumbar zone — helping release the tension a static chair just holds in place.

LiberNovo Omni Pro in Graphite — OmniStretch motorised lumbar behind the FlexFit backrest

Ventilation

A seat that runs its own climate

A 4,000 RPM centrifugal fan pulls air through six layers — breathable fabric, silk-cotton padding, 3D support mesh, perforated foam and a dedicated airflow channel. The seat sensor pauses it when you stand and resumes when you return, with two speeds on tap.

Cutaway of the LiberNovo Omni Pro ventilated seat showing the centrifugal cooling fan

Recline

Five locked angles, 105° to 160°

Lock in at 105°, 115°, 125°, 135° or a full 160° — upright, deep-focus work at one end and close-to-flat recovery at the other. 4D armrests and the 3D neckrest, with height, depth and 32°–37° tilt, tune the fit at every angle.

LiberNovo Omni Pro in Graphite with the StepSync footrest

Materials

Danish fabric over aluminium bones

Gabriel Atlantic upholstery — woven in Denmark, rated past 100,000 abrasion rubs, OEKO-TEX certified and flame-retardant — wraps a platform that rides on a reinforced aluminium-alloy base.

LiberNovo Omni Pro in Glacier with StepSync footrest, Gabriel Atlantic upholstery

Proven

Certified, then tested past the standard

BIFMA X5.1 certified, with the recline mechanism tested to 300,000 cycles and the backrest, swivel and gas lift to 120,000 each. The electronics carry UL 962, the battery UL 2054 and UL 62133-2, and the chair adds GREENGUARD, TB117 and FCC compliance.

LiberNovo Omni Pro ergonomic chair in Graphite, front view

Details

Specifications

Model LiberNovo Omni Pro Dynamic Ergonomic Chair
Colours Graphite or Glacier
Seat depth 45 cm or 48 cm
Recommended fit 153–186 cm (5'0"–6'1")
Load rating 136 kg (BIFMA) / 110 kg (EN1335)
Recline 5 lockable positions — 105° / 115° / 125° / 135° / 160°
Backrest Bionic FlexFit — 8 flexible panels, 16 pivot points
Lumbar OmniStretch motorised lumbar stretch
Seat ventilation 4,000 RPM centrifugal fan, two speeds, auto on/off seat sensor
Controls Armrest buttons — lumbar stretch and two-speed ventilation
Battery Removable 3,000 mAh, USB-C (≈ 4 h 40 min full charge) — up to 36 h fan on low / 9 h on high; ~30 days with a daily stretch cycle; up to 1 year on occasional adjustments
Armrests 4D adjustable
Neckrest 3D adjustable — height, depth, tilt 32°–37° — hydrophilic memory foam
Seat cushion Multi-density foam, reinforced front edge
Upholstery Gabriel Atlantic (Denmark) — rated past 100,000 abrasion rubs, OEKO-TEX certified, flame-retardant
Base Reinforced aluminium alloy
Durability testing Recline 300,000 cycles; backrest, swivel and gas lift 120,000; base and castors 100,000; armrests 60,000
Certifications BIFMA X5.1, ANSI/BIFMA X7.1, UL 962, UL 2054, UL 62133-2, FCC, GREENGUARD, TB117, CA Prop 65
Assembly Self-assembly — screwdriver, all fixings and safety gloves included
Manufacturer warranty 5-year frame, 2-year electronics (LiberNovo)

Questions

Before you order

Will the Omni Pro fit me?

It's rated for heights of roughly 153–186 cm and loads up to 136 kg under the BIFMA test standard (the European EN1335 rating is 110 kg). Two seat depths — 45 cm and 48 cm — let longer legs take the deeper seat.

What does the ventilated seat actually do?

A 4,000 RPM centrifugal fan under the cushion pulls air through six seat layers, so heat and moisture are drawn away instead of building up. A seat sensor pauses the fan when you stand and resumes it when you sit back down, and there are two speeds switched from the armrest — low runs up to 36 hours per charge, high up to 9.

How often does it need charging?

The removable 3,000 mAh battery charges over USB-C — a full charge takes about 4 hours 40 minutes — and is sized for the way the chair is actually used: up to 36 hours of continuous low-speed airflow, around 30 days with one full stretch cycle a day, and up to a year on occasional position adjustments. Spare batteries are available, so a swap takes seconds rather than waiting on a charger.

Does it need assembly?

Yes — the Omni Pro ships as components: backrest, seat with armrests, back support bar, neck support, base, gas lift and castors. It assembles with the included screwdriver, all fixings and a pair of safety gloves are in the box, and the rechargeable battery slots in — no wiring.

How is the Pro different from the Omni SE?

The SE is the manual member of the family — same FlexFit backrest and dynamic tracking, tuned by hand. The Pro adds the motorised OmniStretch lumbar, the actively ventilated seat, Danish Gabriel Atlantic upholstery, a reinforced aluminium-alloy base and refined 3D neckrest and 4D armrest adjustment.

Why does the recline start at 105° rather than a bolt-upright 90°?

The most upright lock is a slightly open 105°. Keeping a small opening between torso and thighs reduces pressure on the lower spine compared with sitting at a rigid right angle — you stay engaged without perching.

Which seat depth should I choose?

45 cm suits average builds; 48 cm gives longer thighs fuller support. A good check: sit with two to three fingers of space between the front edge of the seat and the back of your knees.

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