Interstuhl Every
Charcoal

Interstuhl

Every

Tested July 6, 2026 · see how we score

78

Good

Score out of 100

The Every's 3D backrest self-adjusts to every movement without touching a single tension lever.

Price and specs pending verification with the manufacturer.

Score by criteria

Lumbar support & ergonomics8.0 / 10
Adjustability8.5 / 10
Materials & build quality8.0 / 10
Comfort / padding7.5 / 10
Value for money6.5 / 10
Design7.5 / 10

Pros

  • 3D backrest that self-adjusts to your movement in real time
  • Highly configurable seat and armrests
  • German-made build quality

Cons

  • Expensive relative to the warranty offered
  • Initial adjustment curve given the number of options

Price comparison

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You should buy it if…

  • You want a backrest that self-adjusts to movement with no levers to touch
  • You value German manufacturing quality

Better skip it if…

  • You want the best value for money in this segment
  • You prefer a simpler mechanism

Look at instead: Interstuhl Silver, Steelcase Think

Specs

Height range150–195 cm
Max weightup to 140 kg
Available sizesOne size
Warranty5 years
CategoryOffice, Premium
Best forBack pain, Long hours / remote work

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