
Me Too Task Chair
Task seatingThe Me Too task chair has a dynamic mechanism that moves with the user and offers lumbar, neck, and back support for a healthy sitting position throughout the day.
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Turkish workplace furniture manufacturer with both project-led sales and selected public online prices.
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Task seating, executive desks, meeting tables, lounge and workplace storage.
Company background
Nurus traces its roots to a carpentry workshop established in Ankara, Turkey, in 1927 by Nurettin Usta (Kunurkaya); it passed to his daughter Birten Gökyay and her husband, and later to a third generation of the Gökyay family, who built it into an international office furniture brand from the 1990s onward. The company remains privately held and family-owned, operating a roughly 45,000-square-meter manufacturing base in Turkey partly powered by a 2.4-megawatt solar installation. Nurus states it holds more than 80 active product and system certifications and was the first Turkish company invited to join the German Design Council. It has also won Red Dot, iF Product Design, and Good Design awards, among more than 100 design accolades.
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The Me Too task chair has a dynamic mechanism that moves with the user and offers lumbar, neck, and back support for a healthy sitting position throughout the day.
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The Mou Pro task chair combines an ergonomic seat with a modern design, offering adjustable features intended for long working hours.
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