Not pleased because a couple of places where the bolts went were sticking way out and made it hard to get bolted together. One side of chair seems to fit lower than the other side.
It’s a nice chair. Pain in the butt to put together though. Comfortable enough better than what I had. Only had it for a week so we’ll see how I feel after a month of constant use.
Working from home I needed a chair that I could be comfortable for 8-10 hours. This fits the bill for me. I like that the arms go up and down fits nicely under my desk great support and exactly what I was looking for - worth the cost.
The chair is very comfortable it it well made and sturdy. It supports my back and for the amount of time I must spend in a chair it is worth the price. We chose to assemble it ourselves and we did so in under an hour. I would recommend this chair to anyone who spends a lot of time in the chair or even just a little time in the chair.
We were nervous about putting it together. We just followed the directions and had it done in no time. Seems like one hole was a little off but we worked through it. I sit on the chair for hours a day doing diamond art and it is very comfortable. I would recommend this chair for extended sitting.
VERY NOISY and a little small but comfortable and attractive looking
on October 30, 2020
Posted by: JOHN E.
Verified Purchase:Yes
I owned the previous model of this chair for many years and was happy with it. I had to repair it two times but it was comfortable and serviceable. So when it finally broke down completely I bought the current model sight unseen. I found that the seat is about 3 inches shorter now which is not good but not a deal breaker. The biggest problem is the VERY NOISY spring in the recliner mechanism. It’s SO LOUD that it interrupts phone conferences which is a very bad thing for folks who work from home. I tried to lubricate the spring. It’s VERY MESSY to do and PRONE TO LEAKS due to the poor design. Bottom line: I’m going to live with it but would have looked for other options if I knew what I know now.