Can I just say, thank you so much to my girl for buying this for me. Let me explain the wwww and w . Who is using it, Why and where - Im disabled , I make every meal from scratch, and cant stand in the kitchen. I needed a safe rolling chair that could stand all 58 118 lbs riding it hard , and not leave me landing right on my bunny bone against the cold, hard tile . The What and When of it all- this Chair is whats up , and I use it every single freaking day multiple times. This is what you need in your home.
After the chair is put together(super easy yall) you have no worries . I roll across the kitchen with ease, and onto my carpeted floor (not cheap carpet either , medium fluffiness). Its very annoying to be disabled, and leasing an apartment that you cant fit to your needs. I wasnt born like this ,so I had to figure out how to accommadate myself to the world around me. Wheelchairs do not reach the counter, and anyone who cooks regularly knows a cook utilizes every part of their kitchen, so a chair that stays still just gets in the way. I have toppled over many many times trying the stretch and reach method. I dont like using reachers due to the droppage and slippage, I have very long arms, and am very cheap , so I just kept trying to deal. When my girl bought this for me she literally saved me from killing myself one day. I am very long , very very long lol, but I have a derriere and I need a comfy spot for it. When I lean back, this Chair provides support for my back and cushion for my tuffet. Even better, my tiny girlfriend can adjust the seat so she isnt kicking her legs trying to roll forward, then ending up looking like an angry Yosemite Sam. If any of your needs are close to mine, or if you need an inexpensive desk chair that fits in small spaces (my kitchen is definitely in that category ) just get this and make your life easier. Better this than stitches or a cast (again ,I fell a lot lol)
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Can I just say, thank you so much to my girl for buying this for me. Let me explain the wwww and w . Who is using it, Why and where - Im disabled , I make every meal from scratch, and cant stand in the kitchen. I needed a safe rolling chair that could stand all 58 118 lbs riding it hard , and not leave me landing right on my bunny bone against the cold, hard tile . The What and When of it all- this Chair is whats up , and I use it every single freaking day multiple times. This is what you need in your home. After the chair is put together(super easy yall) you have no worries . I roll across the kitchen with ease, and onto my carpeted floor (not cheap carpet either , medium fluffiness). Its very annoying to be disabled, and leasing an apartment that you cant fit to your needs. I wasnt born like this ,so I had to figure out how to accommadate myself to the world around me. Wheelchairs do not reach the counter, and anyone who cooks regularly knows a cook utilizes every part of their kitchen, so a chair that stays still just gets in the way. I have toppled over many many times trying the stretch and reach method. I dont like using reachers due to the droppage and slippage, I have very long arms, and am very cheap , so I just kept trying to deal. When my girl bought this for me she literally saved me from killing myself one day. I am very long , very very long lol, but I have a derriere and I need a comfy spot for it. When I lean back, this Chair provides support for my back and cushion for my tuffet. Even better, my tiny girlfriend can adjust the seat so she isnt kicking her legs trying to roll forward, then ending up looking like an angry Yosemite Sam. If any of your needs are close to mine, or if you need an inexpensive desk chair that fits in small spaces (my kitchen is definitely in that category ) just get this and make your life easier. Better this than stitches or a cast (again ,I fell a lot lol)