The offer for this office chair came at the right time! I needed a chair to support up to 400lbs. This is it. The assembly was easy. I am now spending my time at my computer desk in comfort.
Twice while reaching forward for something, my weight has shifted forward and the entire chair pitched forward and up-ended leaving me suddenly on the floor. The lightweight base combined with high center of gravity and deep seat of the chair make it unstable and potentially dangerous.
Solid chair for the money. And good for bigger people. My son is 6’1 and this was the only chair he could find that was comfortable. And we were looking at professional chairs that cost upwards of $800-$1000. And this was just as good if not better than the ones we were checking out at that price point. Assembly is very easy, just note that you have to keep the armrest bolts that bolt into the seat and back rest extremely loose when doing the final step of assembly. It’s very challenging the last part, and it helps to have a second person to help as the wheels are already on the chair and it moves around while you’re trying to put the bolts in. Then tighten the bolts, alternating from side to side and tighten them little by little, going from bolt to bolt. As the bolts start to tighten other bolts will loosen. So continued to check and keep tightening until no bolts are loose. We used the Allen key, but I suggest using a socket wrench to do the installation. We did it with the Alan key, but it was very difficult to get it nice and tight, as Alan key tends to slip out as the bolts get tighter.
Had this chair a total of three times and every single time it broke the same way, a screw snapped in half. Had two chairs break in the same year, this chair is a piece of junk.