Your HÅG has many years left in it – even if one part has grown tired

First: does the part fit your chair?

HÅG has changed its chairs over the years. A seat cover for a Capisco built in 2019 does not fit one built in 2001. That is why the first question with every spare-part order is always the same: when was your chair built?

It is printed on a label on the underside of the seat. Turn the chair over or tip it carefully onto its side – the model number and the date of production are there.

These cut-off dates matter on the Capisco range:

• Back cover: only for chairs produced after 1 February 2005
• Seat cover 8105 / 8106 / 8107: only for production after 31 October 2003
• For older chairs the covers are no longer available – then the route is an upholsterer or a new chair.

If you are unsure, simply send us one photograph of the chair and one of the label. We will work out which part it is.

In stock and ready to order

We keep these parts and ship them straight away – no enquiry, no waiting.

Gas lifts

It is the gas lift that sets the height range of your chair – not the model. A Capisco 8106 sits between 46 and 64 cm on the 200 mm lift, and between 55 and 80 cm on the 265 mm one. The easiest way to tell which one is in your chair is how high it will wind up.

Manufacturer's list prices, net plus VAT, as at 1 July 2026 – for orientation. Our own price is usually below them.

Castors and glides

The single most common mis-order: castors for the wrong floor. HÅG names its castors after the floor they are meant to run on – so you order „castors for hard floors“ if you have parquet, laminate or tiles, and „castors for soft floors“ for carpet. The reason behind it: the castor for a hard floor has a soft tread that runs quietly and spares the surface; the castor for carpet is hard, so that the chair moves through the pile at all. Anyone who goes by the material alone orders exactly the wrong way round.

Manufacturer's list prices, net plus VAT, as at 1 July 2026. Castors and glides are available as a set only – a set is five pieces. The Ø 50 mm castors do not fit HÅG Futu and HÅG SoFi, the Ø 65 mm ones do not fit HÅG Tion.

Replacement covers

A new cover turns a ten-year-old chair into a visually new one – at a fraction of the price. What it costs does not depend on the model but on the fabric you choose: HÅG sorts its covers into seven price groups. Xtreme is in group 1, Select in group 2, Capture and Oceanic in group 3, leather in group 7.

Order all covers directly – the order numbers below match the items in the shop.

HÅG Capisco and Capisco Puls

List prices net plus VAT for price group 1 (Xtreme, for example). Higher fabric groups cost more – with leather roughly twice as much.

Other HÅG models

There are covers for the older ranges as well as the current ones. Open for the order numbers:

How to order a spare part

Send an enquiry by e-mail To customer service

What you should know about spare parts and the warranty

• Ten years of spare-part supply. For every part that preserves the original function, HÅG keeps a replacement available for at least ten years from the date of production.
• Original parts only. If non-original spare parts are fitted, the HÅG warranty lapses. That applies above all to gas lifts and castors from the accessory trade.
• Tighten the screws. The manufacturer recommends this expressly as regular maintenance – most creaking chairs are not repair cases at all.
• There are no armrests for the Capisco. That is intended by design and not a gap in the spare-part programme. HÅG offers armrests for SoFi, Creed, Futu and Tion only.

More on this on our page Warranty and spare parts.