Back Mesh for Herman Miller Aeron Classic (V1) Chairs by OLS

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Aeron Classic back repair · Sizes B and C

Back Mesh Replacement for Herman Miller Aeron Classic Chairs by OfficeLogixShop

You need this if the back of your Aeron Classic has torn, stretched out or started to sag, so your spine no longer gets the firm, even support the chair is known for. This Aeron back mesh replacement goes into your existing backrest frame and brings back a tight, breathable suspension, saving at least $70 compared with a full refurbished back.

Note: This package includes the Back Mesh Fabric Only. It does not include the plastic back frame or lumbar pad. You will install this mesh into your existing frame.

Important Installation Disclaimer: Our latest mesh design allows for superior tension by not including pre-drilled holes. This ensures the tightest possible fit for your specific frame. You will need a power drill to create the mounting holes during installation. If your mesh arrives with a few pre-drilled holes, please disregard them and follow the video instructions for a fresh fit. Due to the high tension required for ergonomic support, installation may require some pressure. Having a second person to help hold the mesh while you drill is highly recommended.

Fits

• Herman Miller Aeron Classic (V1), Size B
• Herman Miller Aeron Classic (V1), Size C

Does not fit

• Aeron Size A
• Aeron Remastered: see our Remastered back mesh

At a glance

Colors	3DO1 Black or 3DO3 Nickel Titanium
In the box	Back mesh only; no plastic back frame, no lumbar pad
Install	Remove the back frame, then fit the mesh; a power drill is required
Warranty	2 years against tearing and sagging
Shipping	Free within the contiguous US, and our best international rates

Why you drill your own holes: we leave the mesh undrilled so it can be stretched drum-tight on your particular frame, which is what stops it from sagging later. If yours arrives with a few holes already made, disregard them and follow the video.

Before you start

• Feel under the top lip of the back frame: two raised dots means Size B, three means Size C.
• Line the mesh up using its center notch.
• Ask someone to hold the mesh taut while you drill. It takes real pressure to get the tension right.

The full back mesh tutorial, from removing the frame to the finished chair, is further down this page. If the seat is worn too, our Aeron Classic seat mesh uses the same drill-in method.

Need a whole new back? Only if the plastic frame itself is broken OfficeLogixShop mesh Made by the team that rebuilds Aerons near Columbus Video walkthrough Full tutorial below