Well, Covid. I got this because Im often working at the dining/room table and know that the dining room chairs are a bit low for me for that task. I do have a proper office chair in the room thats my office, but it was cumbersome to move it back and forth. This does not go with the dining room in any way, but I dont care for now.
Its the right chair for what I wanted. We are large people, and the seat is pleasantly wide and the chair goes high enough. The only adjustment is up and down, but again, thats an improvement over the dining room chairs. Its handy that it doesnt have arms, since it does slide under the dining room table easily. Rated for 275lbs, which is more than we need to worry about.
This did not come with assembly instructions, but Ive put together office chairs before, so it wasnt a big deal. But it could be a bit confusing, so heres the scoop:
1. put the caster wheels into their slots in the base. You have to push hard to get them to click into their retaining clips
2. put the pneumatic cylinder into the base, with the large side down. It doesnt really click in theres some pressure that will tend to keep it there, but it can come out if you upend the chair.
3. put the seat on top of the pneumatic cylinder (of course, meeting the hole in the right place)
4. Enjoy your chair, including setting the height to where you need it to be.
Nice basic adjustable/height chair
Well, Covid. I got this because Im often working at the dining/room table and know that the dining room chairs are a bit low for me for that task. I do have a proper office chair in the room thats my office, but it was cumbersome to move it back and forth. This does not go with the dining room in any way, but I dont care for now. Its the right chair for what I wanted. We are large people, and the seat is pleasantly wide and the chair goes high enough. The only adjustment is up and down, but again, thats an improvement over the dining room chairs. Its handy that it doesnt have arms, since it does slide under the dining room table easily. Rated for 275lbs, which is more than we need to worry about. This did not come with assembly instructions, but Ive put together office chairs before, so it wasnt a big deal. But it could be a bit confusing, so heres the scoop: 1. put the caster wheels into their slots in the base. You have to push hard to get them to click into their retaining clips 2. put the pneumatic cylinder into the base, with the large side down. It doesnt really click in theres some pressure that will tend to keep it there, but it can come out if you upend the chair. 3. put the seat on top of the pneumatic cylinder (of course, meeting the hole in the right place) 4. Enjoy your chair, including setting the height to where you need it to be.