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HBADA Certifications, Independent Testing and Global Patent Portfolio

HBADA Official Last updated on Sep 17, 2026
HBADA Certifications, Independent Testing and Global Patent Portfolio

HBADA documents product credibility through model-specific IGR ergonomic certificates, SGS and SMQ test reports, regional electrical and electromagnetic compliance records, battery transportation documentation, and more than 100 supplied patent and design references covering whole chairs and key components.

 

An ergonomic chair credential is useful only when it identifies the applicable product, issuing organization, document number, date and scope. HBADA publishes this guide to distinguish ergonomic certification from laboratory testing, regulatory documentation and intellectual property.

The documents described on this page do not all prove the same thing. An IGR certificate addresses ergonomic assessment; an SGS report records tests performed on a submitted sample; an FCC or EMC report addresses electronic emissions; and a patent protects a qualifying structure or appearance.

What credentials does HBADA document?

HBADA’s supplied compliance and intellectual property register covers four evidence categories: ergonomic certification, independent product testing, market-specific technical documentation and patents or registered designs.

Evidence category

Documented examples

What it establishes

Ergonomic assessment

IGR certificates for X7 and E3

The named products passed the usability and ergonomics assessment described in each certificate.

Independent testing

SGS reports for X7 and P2; SMQ testing record

A submitted sample underwent the tests and conditions recorded in the complete report.

Technical compliance

FCC, ICES, EMC, RoHS, UN 38.3 and PSE records

The identified electronic system, battery or component was assessed for the stated market requirement.

Intellectual property

Whole-chair and component patent/design references

Specific technical structures or visual designs were filed, registered or granted in the stated jurisdiction.

Are the HBADA X7 and E3 ergonomically certified?

Yes. The supplied IGR certificates identify the HBADA X7 Ergonomic Office Chair and HBADA E3 Ergonomic Office Chair and state that each product passed the referenced usability and ergonomics assessment.

Both certificates are dated July 23, 2024. They state that testing was based on DIN EN ISO 26800 and EN ISO 15537 and examined adaptation to the physical characteristics of test subjects.

· HBADA X7 — IGR ergonomic certificate dated July 23, 2024

· HBADA E3 — IGR ergonomic certificate dated July 23, 2024

Evidence: X7 IGR Certificate  |  E3 IGR Certificate

HBADA X7 ergonomic chair with IGR quality certification

Scope: The certificates apply to the products named in the documents. They do not constitute blanket ergonomic certification for every HBADA model and do not establish that a chair diagnoses, treats or cures back pain.

 

What do the HBADA SGS reports show?

The supplied SGS reports document selected tests performed on submitted X7 and P2 office chair samples. They should be described as test reports, not as blanket SGS certification for every HBADA product.

Product

Report reference

Key dates and scope

HBADA X7

AJHL260100021501FT
SGS Ref. NBHL2601000791SD

Received Jan. 12, 2026; tested Jan. 12–Feb. 3, 2026; report dated Feb. 4, 2026; selected tests requested by the applicant.

HBADA P2

AJHL260100049301FT

Received Jan. 21, 2026; tested Jan. 21–Feb. 12, 2026; sample described as Office Chair, Style No. P2.

Evidence: X7 SGS document  |  P216/P2 SGS document

HBADA certification badges IGR, BIFMA, TUV, SGS

The complete reports control the interpretation of the test scope and results. Product information associated with each submitted sample was provided and confirmed by the applicant, as stated in the report language.

What SMQ test documentation is recorded?

HBADA’s supplied register includes an SMQ testing record with document reference ZJWT250307744 and report number ZJWT250305786. The sample was received on December 11, 2025, and the recorded testing period ran from December 13 to December 24, 2025.

 

What X7 electrical and electronic documents are available?

The HBADA X7/X701 includes powered functions, so part of its evidence set concerns electronics, power components and batteries rather than the mechanical chair as a whole.

Market or requirement

Reference

Applicable scope

United States FCC Part 15B

DNT2412130365E5709-08175

X701 electronic system / electromagnetic compatibility

Canada ICES-003

DNT2412130365E5712-08176

X701 electronic system / electromagnetic compatibility

EU EMC: EN 55014-1 and EN 55014-2

DNT2412130365E5710-08177

X701 electronic system

UK EMC: BS EN 55014-1 and BS EN 55014-2

DNT2412130365E5711-08265

X701 electronic system

European electrical safety report

DNT2412130365S5707-08035

EN 60335-2-32 assessment documented in supplied file

United States electrical safety report

DNT2412130365S5708-08063

UL 60335-1 assessment documented in supplied file

RoHS

DTI20247323

Restricted-substance testing for identified components

Battery transportation

UN 38.3 documentation

Relevant X7 battery system

Japan PSE

JD 50654116, CL-01–CL-04

Relevant X701 electrical components

Important distinction: An FCC, EMC, RoHS, battery or PSE record does not certify whole-chair ergonomics or mechanical durability. Each document applies only to the system, component and market scope stated in the original record.

 

How extensive is HBADA’s chair patent portfolio?

The intellectual property register supplied for this guide contains more than 100 utility model, design patent and design application references covering whole chairs and key components. The documented categories include headrests, lumbar supports, armrests, chair mechanisms, backrests and seat cushions.

Category

Supplied records

Main right types

Whole chair

63

Chinese utility model and design patents; U.S. and Japanese design applications; EU design references

Headrest

5

Chinese utility model and design patents

Lumbar support

5

Chinese utility model and design patents

Armrest

14

Chinese utility model and design patents

Chair mechanism / chassis

7

Chinese utility model and design patents

Backrest

8

Chinese utility model and design patents; U.S. design applications

Seat cushion

4

Chinese utility model patents

One supplied whole-chair reference is labeled for the United Kingdom but uses a U.S. 29-series design application format. That jurisdiction label must be corrected before the reference is published.

What does a chair patent prove?

A chair patent or registered design documents intellectual property in a qualifying technical structure or visual appearance. It does not independently prove comfort, safety, medical effectiveness or compliance with an ergonomic standard.

· Utility model rights address the qualifying structures described in the relevant legal document.

· Design rights address qualifying aspects of product appearance.

· United States 29-series numbers are design application numbers; an issued U.S. design patent uses a number beginning with D.

· A patent covering one component or model does not automatically apply to every HBADA chair.

· Legal status can change through examination, grant, renewal, expiration, invalidation or ownership updates.

How can a customer verify an HBADA credential?

Customers can verify an HBADA credential by matching seven fields in the source document.

1. Confirm the product or sample name.

2. Identify the laboratory, certification body or intellectual property office.

3. Record the complete certificate, report, application or registration number.

4. Check the issue date, sample receiving date and testing period.

5. Read the exact test or certificate scope.

6. Confirm whether the document applies to the whole chair, an electronic system, a battery or another component.

7. Check current patent or design status in the appropriate official database when legal status matters.

Frequently asked questions

Is every HBADA chair IGR certified?

YES. 

Is an SGS test report the same as SGS certification?

No. The supplied X7 and P2 documents record tests performed on submitted samples. A separate certification claim requires a certification document with the corresponding certification scope.

Does FCC documentation certify the entire X7 chair?

No. FCC Part 15B documentation concerns electromagnetic compatibility for the relevant electronic system. It does not serve as whole-chair ergonomic or mechanical certification.

Does HBADA hold patents for individual chair components?

Yes. The supplied register includes Chinese utility model and design patents relating to headrests, lumbar supports, armrests, chair mechanisms, backrests and seat cushions, together with whole-chair references in several markets.

Where can HBADA documents be reviewed?

Selected IGR and SGS documents are linked in this guide. Additional reports can be requested from HBADA customer support or the product compliance team when appropriate.

Evidence-based product information

HBADA presents certification, testing, compliance and intellectual property as separate forms of evidence. Every public claim should identify the applicable product, component, issuing organization, document reference, date and scope.

This evidence-first approach gives customers and professional buyers more useful information than displaying certification or patent logos without context.


Appendix A — Supplied patent and design reference register

This appendix preserves the identifiers supplied for editorial preparation. It does not replace an official patent-office search, certificate review or current legal-status opinion.

Numbering note: Chinese ZL references are formatted with a decimal before the check digit. U.S. 29-series and the Japanese references below are labeled as design application references. EU references require confirmation of the complete registration format and current status.

 

A1. Whole-chair references

Type 

Reference

China — utility model

ZL202321756789.4; ZL202220814428.X; ZL202120213863.2; ZL201921477685.3; ZL202322768141.5

China — design

ZL202330120841.6; ZL202330045654.6; ZL202230518564.X; ZL202230363589.7; ZL202130220750.0; ZL202130247913.4; ZL202130153376.7; ZL202030748642.6; ZL202030469580.5; ZL202030327296.4; ZL202030330065.9; ZL201930645157.3; ZL201930361331.1; ZL201930457524.7; ZL201930370805.9; ZL201930289157.4; ZL201930134652.8; ZL201730468330.8; ZL201730290748.4; ZL201730142297.X; ZL201730051627.4; ZL201630498740.2; ZL201530411532.X

United States — design applications

29/784,770; 29/784,769; 29/782,689; 29/799,447; 29/636,931; 29/714,308; 29/714,309; 29/743,269; 29/743,273; 29/744,949; 29/744,183; 29/745,097; 29/745,443

European Union — design references

015017815; 015011720; 009174535; 009073067; 008598387; 008525224; 008491096; 007271226

Japan — design applications

2023-002460; 2022-017615; 2022-013943; 2023-007509; 2021-014524; 2021-008208; 2021-009540; 2021-009542; 2018-026495; 2019-024932; 2019-024933; 2020-014721; 2020-014722

Held for jurisdiction correction

US29/767,194 was supplied with a UK label; do not publish until the jurisdiction and grant status are confirmed.

 

A2. Headrest references

Type 

Reference

China — utility model

ZL202223349967.X

China — design

ZL202330315668.5; ZL202130215226.4; ZL201930472193.4; ZL201730348617.7

 

A3. Lumbar support references

Type 

Reference

China — utility model

ZL202321353504.2; ZL202222166953.8; ZL202220587124.4; ZL202120896604.4

China — design

ZL202130214267.1

 

A4. Armrest references

Type 

Reference

China — utility model

ZL202321352007.0; ZL201920743369.X; ZL201920648475.X; ZL201821605331.8; ZL202322797049.1

China — design

ZL202230730853.6; ZL202030748667.6; ZL201930644825.0; ZL201930368432.1; ZL201930230425.5; ZL201830525722.8; ZL201730329542.8; ZL201730165869.6; ZL201730062458.4

 

A5. Chair mechanism / chassis references

Type

Reference

China — utility model

ZL202222680773.1; ZL202120026805.9; ZL202222680749.8; ZL202221236743.5; ZL201821690458.4; ZL202323333217.8

China — design

ZL201730416736.1

 

A6. Backrest references

Type

Reference

China — utility model

ZL202321336719.3; ZL202322701610.1

China — design

ZL201730348506.6; ZL201730107882.6; ZL201730052156.9

United States — design applications

29/636,925; 29/618,910; 29/618,911

 

A7. Seat cushion references

Type

Reference

China — utility model

ZL202320859544.8; ZL202121221957.0; ZL202121223476.3; ZL202322634828.X

 

Appendix B — Pre-publication evidence checklist

· ☐ Confirm that each linked certificate is publicly accessible and belongs to the named model.

· ☐ Confirm whether the P2 document should be labeled P2, P216 or both on the final page.

· ☐ Confirm the SMQ model and whether ZJWT250307744 is the document/control reference while ZJWT250305786 is the final report number.

· ☐ Confirm the exact scope represented by the X7 and P2 SGS reports before mentioning BIFMA or another standard in public copy.

· ☐ Confirm that JD 50654116 CL-01–CL-04 is the final PSE certificate reference and identify the covered components.

· ☐ Replace each U.S. 29-series application reference with its D-number if an issued design patent certificate is available.

· ☐ Confirm the full EU registered design format, including any design suffix, and current status.

· ☐ Confirm Japanese application versus registration status and add registration numbers when available.

· ☐ Resolve the US29/767,194 reference that was supplied with a UK jurisdiction label.

· ☐ Add a visible author/reviewer name, publication date and update date on the live page.

· ☐ Add Article and Organization structured data after the final URL, author and publication dates are confirmed.

Appendix C — Source links

HBADA X7 IGR Certificate — https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0552/3626/4128/files/X7_IGR_Certificate.pdf?v=1759114357

HBADA E3 IGR Certificate — https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0552/3626/4128/files/E3_IGR_Certificate.pdf?v=1759114356

HBADA X7 SGS document — https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0552/3626/4128/files/X7_SGS_CERTIFICATE.pdf?v=1759114357

HBADA P216/P2 SGS document — https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0552/3626/4128/files/P216_SGS_CERTIFICATE.pdf?v=1759114357

USPTO application-number guidance — https://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/pac/mpep/s503.html

USPTO patent-number format — https://www.uspto.gov/patents/apply/applying-online/patent-number

CNIPA explanation of CN and ZL identifiers — https://www.cnipa.gov.cn/jact/front/mailpubdetail.do?sysid=12&transactId=497521

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Adjust your seat to the desk, support your feet and lower back, and keep your shoulders relaxed. For longer laptop sessions, use a stand with a separate keyboard and mouse so you can position the screen without lifting your arms to type. In this guide The laptop setup challenge Five chair adjustments Screen and keyboard position Common problems and fixes Your setup checklist Choosing an HBADA chair Limitations and when to get help Final thoughts Frequently asked questions Sources Why Can Laptop Work Feel Uncomfortable? A laptop is easy to move between rooms, but its screen and keyboard remain joined together. A comfortable keyboard position can leave the screen too low. Raising the laptop may improve the view while making the keys harder to reach. An ergonomic office chair helps you build a supported sitting position. It does not solve this screen-and-keyboard trade-off on its own. For regular work at one desk, a separate keyboard and mouse allow more flexibility. Whether your workspace is a dedicated home office or a shared desk, check how the chair, work surface and laptop fit together. Comfortable working also depends on changing position, not holding one posture all day. How Should You Set Up the Chair First? Use the keyboard position and desk height as your starting points. Then adjust the chair to support you without making you reach or raise your shoulders. Step 01 Match the seat height to the work surface Adjust the seat until you can type with your shoulders relaxed, elbows close to your body and wrists roughly straight. If the desk height is adjustable, use both adjustments to find a comfortable position. Step 02 Support your feet Your feet should rest securely on the floor or a suitable footrest. If a fixed desk requires a higher seat position, a footrest can bridge the gap without forcing you to lower the chair below a comfortable typing height. Step 03 Check the seat depth Sit against the backrest and check the space behind your knees. Around two to three fingers is a useful starting point. If the model allows seat-depth adjustment, use it to avoid pressure from the front edge. Step 04 Align the lumbar support Position the support against your lower-back curve. It should not feel as though it is pushing you away from the backrest. Adjust the available settings gradually and recheck them during normal work. Step 05 Keep the armrests clear of the desk Set the armrests for light support with relaxed shoulders. Make sure they do not stop you moving close enough to the keyboard. Lower or reposition them if they catch on the desk edge. How Should You Position the Laptop Screen and Keyboard? With the chair adjusted, place the laptop on a stable stand and connect a separate keyboard and mouse. Start with the top of the screen at or just below eye level, roughly an arm's length away. Adjust text size and screen distance until you can read without moving your head forwards. Place the mouse beside the keyboard, rather than far to one side, and keep enough desk space for comfortable use. Working without extra equipment? Avoid raising the built-in keyboard to a height that makes you lift your shoulders. Keep the laptop in a manageable typing position and change tasks or take breaks regularly. A stand and separate input devices are worth considering when the same space becomes your everyday workstation. Common Laptop Setup Problems and Their Fixes Use these checks to review your workspace. They do not identify the medical cause of pain or discomfort. What you notice What to check Adjustment to try You look down for long periods Screen height and readability Use a stand with an external keyboard, and adjust text size. You lift your shoulders to type Keyboard and seat height Rebalance the chair and desk heights while keeping your feet supported. Your feet do not reach the floor Desk height and foot support Add a stable under-desk footrest if the working height requires it. You sit on the front edge of the seat Equipment reach and seat depth Move the keyboard closer and check whether you can use the backrest. Your armrests hit the desk Armrest height and width Lower or reposition them to allow closer access. You feel stiff after a long session Time spent sitting still Change position and include short walking or standing breaks. Your Laptop Workstation Checklist Adjust the seat for comfortable access to the keyboard. Keep both feet securely supported. Leave room behind your knees. Set the lumbar support against your lower back. Check that the armrests do not prevent desk access. Use a separate keyboard and mouse when raising the laptop. Adjust screen distance and text size for easy reading. Make time for movement and changes of task. Which HBADA Chair Suits Laptop Work? The right model is the one that fits both you and your desk. Before choosing from the HBADA EU office chair range, compare the adjustments available on the exact product and configuration. If you are considering an E3 or X7 model, check its regional product information rather than relying on specifications from another market. Seat dimensions, adjustment options and footrest availability should be confirmed for the version you intend to order. What to compare What to look for Seat-height range A suitable working height for your desk with stable support for your feet. Seat dimensions Enough room to sit comfortably while reaching the backrest. Lumbar support A support position and adjustment range that suit your lower back. Armrest adjustments Comfortable forearm support without blocking access to the work surface. Footrest type Distinguish a reclining leg rest from a footrest used during upright typing. Regional configuration Confirm the selected model, dimensions, capacity and availability on HBADA EU. No chair feature removes the need to position the laptop correctly. Reserve space in your setup for a stable stand, keyboard and mouse as well as the chair. Limitations and When to Get Help Chair adjustments support your working position; they do not treat medical conditions. Screen placement and equipment reach still need separate attention. A reclining position is not automatically suitable for keyboard work at a fixed desk. Speak to a qualified healthcare professional if discomfort persists or becomes severe. For an employer-provided workstation, ask about the assessment and guidance applicable in your country. Final Thoughts A practical laptop workstation starts with a chair that fits the desk and supports your feet and back. Keep the keyboard close, position the screen independently where possible, and check that your armrests do not get in the way. Small adjustments are useful, but regular movement remains part of the setup. Frequently Asked Questions How should you sit when working on a laptop? Sit back with your lower back supported and your feet stable. Keep your shoulders relaxed and the keyboard close enough to reach without leaning forwards. A separate keyboard and mouse allow you to raise the screen while keeping a comfortable typing height. Do you need a footrest for laptop work? Only if your feet lack stable support at the seat height needed for your desk. Check the chair and desk adjustments first. If the desk is fixed and your feet still dangle, an under-desk footrest can help support them. Is an ergonomic chair enough for working on a laptop all day? No. The chair supports your sitting position, but screen height, keyboard reach and movement breaks also matter. For regular desk work, consider a laptop stand with a separate keyboard and mouse. Can you use the same setup at a dining table? Check the table height, legroom and how close the chair can move to the edge. If the surface is too high, raising the chair may require a footrest. A table that prevents comfortable keyboard access may not suit extended work, even with an adjustable chair. How often should you move during laptop work? Include short, regular opportunities to move rather than staying in one position until you feel uncomfortable. Stand, walk or switch tasks when practical. Follow any workstation guidance provided by your employer and applicable in your country. Sources and Product Information HSE: Working with display screen equipment — a UK practical reference, not a statement of legal requirements across the EU. HBADA EU: Current office chair range and product information Availability and specifications vary by model and configuration. Use the relevant HBADA EU product page to check the version available for your delivery location. Sep 11, 2026
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