Sihoo to Debut H300 Pro and Doro C300 Pro V2 at ORGATEC 2026
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The furniture brand is showcasing new adaptive seating designed to maintain lumbar support during posture shifts.
Sihoo is set to exhibit its latest ergonomic office chairs at ORGATEC 2026 in Cologne, Germany, from October 27–30. According to reporting from the Financial Post, the company will showcase the Sihoo H300 Pro and the Sihoo Doro C300 Pro V2 at Koelnmesse, located in Hall 8.1 at Booths A-060 and B-061.
The new models aim to solve common issues associated with static support in hybrid workplaces. The Financial Post notes that traditional chairs often fail to accommodate movements as users shift between device use and typing, which can lead to muscle tension and a loss of lumbar support. This is particularly relevant given data from the 2025 DKV Report, which surveyed over 2,800 adults in Germany and found that people spend an average of 613 minutes sitting on weekdays.
To address these gaps, the Sihoo H300 Pro features DynaCore full-body adaptive support and 2D four-way adjustable lumbar support specifically designed to maintain contact during forward-leaning tasks. The model also includes integrated footrests and 7D coordinated armrests.
Meanwhile, the Sihoo Doro C300 Pro V2 is described by the Financial Post as the brand's first full-body adaptive ergonomic chair. It utilizes a DynaCore System with Four-Zone Linkage to coordinate the arms and support for the head, back, and lumbar in real time. This model also features 8D bionic armrests, a SyncroFlex System for backrest gliding, and Self-Adaptive Dynamic Lumbar Support 2.0.