Herman Miller Sayl — Black — Front-side

Color

Black

Herman Miller · 2010–Present

Sayl

Entry Herman Miller with frameless suspension—strong used/refurb value.

Bottom line

Sayl is Herman Miller’s entry task chair—frameless suspension at a lower MSRP, with strong used/refurb value. Rated to 350 lb, adjustable seat depth, forward tilt available, and 4D arms on many configs. Suspension or upholstered back; no headrest.

159 kg capacity152–191 cmElastomer4D Articulating

Where to buy

Typical prices — new ~$1,150, refurbished ~$420, used ~$250.

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Units

Configurations

Available in Suspension Back and Upholstered Back.

Spec sheet

Typical configuration
Suspension back, adjustable seat, fully adjustable 4D arms
Era produced
2010–Present
Discontinued
No
Approx. MSRP (new)
$1,150
Typical refurbished price
$420
Typical used price
$250
Height range
152–191 cm
Weight capacity
159 kg
Seat width
46 cm
Seat depth
41–46 cm
Backrest height
53 cm
Seat material
Elastomer
Armrest type
4D Articulating
Arm adjustability
Fully adjustable 4D arms available (also fixed / height-only)
Forward tilt
Yes
Lumbar
Integrated
Headrest
None
Cylinder
Top-activated pneumatic (low / standard / extended)
Caster stem
11mm × 22mm standard
Frame
Glass-filled nylon Y-Tower + elastomer suspension
Tilt / lock
Tilt limiter with seat-angle options on many configs

Revision matrix & serial tag guide

Serial tag location: Underside of seat; frameless 3D Intelligent suspension + Y-Tower is unmistakable.

YearVersionChanges
2010LaunchYves Béhar unframed suspension back; Harmonious tilt in a lower price tier.

Aftermarket & replacement parts

Compatible cylinder type: Top-activated pneumatic (low / standard / extended). Caster stem: 11mm × 22mm standard. Headrest availability: None.

Spec notes

  • Product sheet: 5th–98th percentile via cylinder options.

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