Ikea do a terrible job of informing customers how the different adjustments work on their products. You however provide clear instructional videos explaining it so clearly. Thanks a lot!
Yes. I have no problem following their instructions to assemble anything - in fact, I kind of enjoy working out their instructions and putting something together. Like a kind of puzzle, but always do-able. It's just functionality that is not clear in their instructions. Looking at the pictures, I could see what the different levers are supposed to do... but frankly, it was only watching this video (linked in a reddit reply) that I realized that fixing the back upright is the RIGHT lever (also for raising and lowering the seat) and that the left lever is for sliding the seat forward and back - though mine slides only about one centimeter so I don't know what that's good for. This is what I have been searching for in order to make the best use of my chair.
Thanks for the video, been wondering how the various adjustments work, this shows me clearly. Been waiting to buy this baby for months as I reckon it will be way comfier for working at my desk than my current chair. Just got paid so gonna hit up Ikea on the weekend and pick one up. £229 ain't cheap so it better make me twice as productive. Will probably check your video again for assembly help. Nice one.
@@norton9216 Gab the lever on the right side (the one that moves the chair up and down), push it inward (toward you) to lock the back or pull it outward (away from you / directly to your right) to unlock the back.
Many thanks for your video. It really helped me to set up my chair. This time there was no need for the physical presence of a man who helped to set up the chair 😃
Thanks for the video. You did a brilliant job. It made assembly really easy. It took me c.40 minutes going at a slow pace. The relaxing music kept the blood pressure down 😉 lm really pleased with the chair. Very comfortable and high quality materials. Very pleased I bought it. The only 2 negatives for me to share are that the arm rests won’t slide under the IKEA Micke desk, so it takes up a little more floor specs when not in use and the wheels don’t slide easily on carpet. Minor criticism though. Enjoy if you purchase.
Thank you, took me 1 hour to assemble alone compared to probably 3-4 hours if I was following manual. all your gestures to show which nail and which tool are greatly appreciated! subscribed.
@@premiumturkish I love the chair and it was really easy to assemble. I followed along with this video and it took about 45 minutes. However, that was due to stopping and watching, but now that I know how to put it together, if I had to do it again, I think it would take under 30 minutes. I haven't put much use into the chair yet, as I've been using mostly another workspace, but it looks great and does provide comfortable support the times I used it.
@@GalaxyNexus1 Thank you for the quick response. I want to go to an IKEA and test it asap. It looks pretty comfy and premium but can’t decide if it’s as good for posture.
@@premiumturkish you're welcome. Yes, I tried it out in store a couple weeks before I got it. It wasn't the easiest to get as it was sold out when I tested it, and I just kept checking daily and about 2 weeks later my local store got 4 in stock in the color I wanted. It's very good for posture, if you don't mind not having a high back chair. All of the lower back has very firm support and the back can be raised a little. As seen on the video, the back can also be locked in the upright position, providing great support, or you can set it to be able to recline.
Hey, I would like to buy this chair. What do you think does it cause the mother in the back after a period of sitting on it, I bought a chair for $ 50 from IKEA, it is the worst chair at all, I experimented in the store and it was good then at home I sat on it for two hours and hit me Back pain I threw it, please answer me I want to know is it worth buying because I sit a lot on the computer
@@MrAttaky I have sat in mine for several hours without even getting up, and only after about 5-6 hours do I feel like my legs are tired and I should get up and move around. I've had no problems AT ALL with my back. I feel like this chair sort of 'makes me' sit in a good posture. I've adjusted it so that my feet are flat on the floor, and my back is straight - and that's much better posture than when I sit in an ordinary chair. So I think if you adjust the chair so that you are sitting upright in a good posture, not with your back bent or slumped, you should be OK in this chair. You might look online for some information about the best posture for sitting at a computer, and make sure that you are sitting correctly and maintaining good posture. It could be your posture, not the chair. But if you cannot sit in really good, correct posture with the chair you choose, then obviously, it's going to hurt you. First find out what the best posture is; then choose a chair that 'forces' you to sit in that posture.. I find this chair really helps me maintain the correct posture I was told to use years ago when I was trained how to type (at an old-fashioned typewriter, not a computer) and when I was taught piano.
Such an awesome looking chair and color!!! Ive been wanting one for the past 2 months, but for my Ikea it's only in store purchase... but theyre out of stock! lol dang. Only the color black is available, but ill have to wait a month for shipping. Thanks Covid19...
Did you ever end up getting the chair? I just got mine and assembled it along with this video. My Ikea has been out of stock of all colors, but I went there 2 weeks ago to sample the floor model and I signed up on the website to be notified when it was back in stock. A few days ago they got just 4 of them, all in this color and I snapped mine up the next day, leaving their stock at 2!
The seat on mine only slides forward about a centimeter... Strange. But at last I've got information on how to lock the back into the upright position. That was driving me a bit crazy, as sometimes I like it firmly upright. I don't much like reclining the back of a seat (even on a plane) unless at the same time I can have my feet up. Thanks.
Hi Ivan Esin, Before I bought this chair, I'm looking for a chair with.. 1. design (look like this one) 2. I won't sit too long Those thing fit to me with this chair, plus - the functional - the wheel have auto lock system, it doesn't run away when I stand up. The seat will be a little hard at first. Then it gets softer and better If you're finding a chair that you happy to sit too long and get some sleep, I don't recommend this one :) Summery Pros - good design + functional Cons - can't sleep, not have headrest Sorry for my English lang, Thank you :)
I'm really happy with it after a month. As noted by another responder, at first I thought that the seat was a bit hard, but it has definitely 'worn in' and feels more comfortable and conformed to my body. I only just learned how to slide the seat forward, and I'm experimenting with that (even though mine only seems to slide about a centimeter forward) because while I'm only 162cm, I did find the previous hard wood chair I was using was too 'short' in the seat, and the edge of the seat seemed to strike a nerve in the back of my leg, making it impossible to sit for more than about 20 minutes. I have sat in this chair (without sliding the seat forward for more room) for several hours at a time before I got tired of sitting. On my particular desk (not an Ikea desk), I have a pull-out space for my keyboard that is just at the right level for me to type with my arms in the correct position. The chair does not slide under the pull-out board, so that could be an issue if you have tight space or you just want the chair pushed as far under the desk/out of the way at possible when you're finished working. Overall, I'm delighted with it. As I said, my apartment just came furnished with a couple of very hard, simple, wooden chairs, and it was very painful to sit at my desk in those. This is a dramatic improvement, and I really love the style, so I know it will go with 'my' style even if I move to another flat where I have more control over the furnishings (some of the furniture is mine in this flat; some came with the flat). It does seem like the leather gets a bit warm, and with temperatures in the 30s now, yes, I would say that in summer, I probably should get up from the chair and let it cool down after three or four hours - but I should do that anyway for the sake of my circulation. I'm sure that in winter, I'll be glad of a warm, padded chair. This is my first 'real' office chair that swivels and glides across the floor (engineered wood, no damage from the casters) and is soft and supports my back. Prior to this chair, I was only using kitchen chairs or dining-room chairs at my desk. I am TOTALLY delighted that I spent the money and got this chair (if you're in Europe, it's cheapest to buy it in Poland - Germany, UK and Czechia have much higher prices for this chair). I can easily imagine it lasting a very long time and I would definitely recommend it if you really like the style and want to invest in a chair that you will enjoy looking at and using - I think for years to come, probably.
@Samrit I'm trying to dismantle the chair - can you help me understand how I can reverse step 14? Should I just yank off the two parts - seems like the wrong way to do it
There's a zipper at the bottom of the sitting area, do you know why? I was going to buy it, but I wanted to know why there was a zipper on the leather. I don't think the cover is sold separately on the site, can I replace it?
I wondered too - not that I was going to unzip it and take it off and find out (and then possibly not get it back on again). My guess would be that it is easier for them to put it together if they can zip on different leather covers than if they had to sew or somehow permanently attach the leather to the chair. Knowing Ikea, they probably worked out the least expensive and easiest way to get the leather seat covers on when they are making the chairs and decided that having their assemblers zip them on was more cost-efficient than 'upholstering' them on. Of course, that zipper could be to get access to a space for slipping in secret documents to hide them when the government comes to search your house. I mean, if it's there, why not use it?
Thanks for posting your great video. I’m thinking of getting one, I have wooden floors, are the castors soft-ish? (The orange bit looks like it might be a bit squishy?) Just wondering if it will hurt my wooden floor if the castors are hard. If they are hard I could replace with soft castors, do you know if the castor fitting (metal spigot) is the standard 11mm size? Thanks for any help! 😇
Sorry I not sure about the size of the caster, But Im quite sure it will hurt your wooden floor, you might be put some nice carpet to the floor first until you get the soft caster to replace it :). Thank you :)
I just got mine (after a very long covid-induced wait) and I'm using it on engineered 'wood' floors. No problems AT ALL. No marks, not noisy, very smooth-rolling. Ikea says that the rollers will work on carpet or smooth/hard floor, but I wonder if they'd glide so smoothly on carpet. Maybe one of those clear plastic floor mats they use in offices, so that the chair rolls well? Your wood floor is still 'visible' through the plastic, so it doesn't dramatically change the look of your floor. By the way, whether it will harm your wood floor depends on a few factors. Some woods are softer than others. Walnut, I believe, is softer than oak, for example. If someone in stiletto heels would harm your floors, maybe rollers would as well. But also there's the matter of weight. A 300-pound woman in stiletto heels is more likely to dent your wood or linoleum than a 90-pound woman in stiletto heels. These casters are not squishy, but I can't see how they could possibly dent a wood floor unless the wood was VERY soft and the person in the chair was VERY heavy. My engineered wood floor scratched when a 200-pound person pushed back a normal chair (not on casters) and there was a bit of grit or stone under one of the legs of the chair. Same person in this office chair hasn't caused any marks on the floor.
Hey, I would like to buy this chair. What do you think does it cause the mother in the back after a period of sitting on it, I bought a chair for $ 50 from IKEA, it is the worst chair at all, I experimented in the store and it was good then at home I sat on it for two hours and hit me Back pain I threw it, please answer me I want to know is it worth buying because I sit a lot on the computer
@@pysk11 Thank you for your response But most importantly, do you have any back pain due to the chair? What are the faults or negatives Thank you, I subscribe and like
Not that I've worked out. Either you can lock the chair into the upright position, or you can have it so that if you lean back, it leans back. I find that unless I really lean back - for example, putting my feet up - the chair supports my back in an upright position for typing. But I've personally locked it fully upright because I don't want it to tilt - I want that support for a good typing posture.
If your length is >-1.80 metres, the seat of this chair lacks depth: you then need for you upper-legs 52-56 cm. in stead of 42-46 cm. (less support). That's why this chair is just for short time use, unfortunately.
Just figured it out, grab the lever on the right side (the one that moves the chair up and down), and pull it directly outward (away from your chair / directly to your right). That will unlock the chair. Push it back in to lock the back.
Because first, 'lay' is a transitive verb. Nothing 'lays down' - you lay SOMETHING down. Persons and animals can LIE down, not 'lay down.' Second, it's not a reclining chair, so the back is not ever going to recline. You can make lock the back in a full, fixed, upright position or you can unlock it so it 'leans' back when you lean back (it moves with your body as you lean back). That's all.
The temperatures have been in the 30s here, and yes, I have noticed that after a few hours I feel like it's hot in this chair. You might try putting a towel on the seat and on the back to absorb perspiration and perhaps give you more 'breathability' than direct contact with the leather would do. Essentially, if in your country nobody uses leather furniture because it's just too hot, then this chair will probably not be a good idea for you.
Has anyone else not been able to slide snap the backrest cushion onto the frame? looks so easy on this video, I'm about to throw this chair out the window, if it wasn't so heavy and cumbersome, Thank you! for the video. I DO NOT LIKE THIS CHAIR!!
Ikea do a terrible job of informing customers how the different adjustments work on their products. You however provide clear instructional videos explaining it so clearly. Thanks a lot!
Thank you :)
Yes. I have no problem following their instructions to assemble anything - in fact, I kind of enjoy working out their instructions and putting something together. Like a kind of puzzle, but always do-able. It's just functionality that is not clear in their instructions. Looking at the pictures, I could see what the different levers are supposed to do... but frankly, it was only watching this video (linked in a reddit reply) that I realized that fixing the back upright is the RIGHT lever (also for raising and lowering the seat) and that the left lever is for sliding the seat forward and back - though mine slides only about one centimeter so I don't know what that's good for. This is what I have been searching for in order to make the best use of my chair.
I am using this chair for close to a year for working from home as a programmer. I am quite happy with it. I am 1.75m tall and 75kg.
Would you recommend it for long hours of sitting?
@@clock793 It is OK
Does it make squeeky sounds?
@@janpaolodimacali6984 yes
@@dagadagad that sucks. I hate it when chairs make squeeky sounds... :( But thank you for replying, appreciate it
Спасибо огромное!!! 🥰❤❤❤ Благодаря вам узнала, что механизм качания блокируется!!!❤
Ikea should really hire you for reviewing their products! Or at least start doing these kinda reviews to all their products
That will be great. Thank you :)
Thank you! I was trying to lock the tilt for 30 min now :)
0:19 Unbox
6:53 Assembly process (Step by Step)
25:59 Functional
Thanks for the video, been wondering how the various adjustments work, this shows me clearly. Been waiting to buy this baby for months as I reckon it will be way comfier for working at my desk than my current chair. Just got paid so gonna hit up Ikea on the weekend and pick one up. £229 ain't cheap so it better make me twice as productive. Will probably check your video again for assembly help. Nice one.
John Hammond Hi! How has been your experience so far?
It’s 299 isn’t it
How is the chair is it comfortable??
Great video, just got one and couldn't figure how to lock the tilt mechanism. Thank you.
Thanks, I figured out how to lock the adjusting back thanks to this video. It really helps. Even the audio with the clicking sounds.
Great to hear!:)
@@norton9216 Gab the lever on the right side (the one that moves the chair up and down), push it inward (toward you) to lock the back or pull it outward (away from you / directly to your right) to unlock the back.
Many thanks for your video. It really helped me to set up my chair. This time there was no need for the physical presence of a man who helped to set up the chair 😃
Thank you so much, it was so helpful! I accidentally locked the backrest in the upright position and had no idea how to unlock it.
Thanks for the video. You did a brilliant job. It made assembly really easy. It took me c.40 minutes going at a slow pace. The relaxing music kept the blood pressure down 😉 lm really pleased with the chair. Very comfortable and high quality materials. Very pleased I bought it. The only 2 negatives for me to share are that the arm rests won’t slide under the IKEA Micke desk, so it takes up a little more floor specs when not in use and the wheels don’t slide easily on carpet. Minor criticism though. Enjoy if you purchase.
Thank you, took me 1 hour to assemble alone compared to probably 3-4 hours if I was following manual. all your gestures to show which nail and which tool are greatly appreciated! subscribed.
I bought mine a couple of days ago, but been too busy/tired to assemble. The plan is to finally put it together tomorrow!
Thank you so very much for your great video. It has helped me to assemble the chair in less than half an hour. I appreciate it. :)
Thank you :))
Great video. I just purchased this chair and will definitely re-watch the video as I put it together tomorrow!
Any update would be appreciated
@@premiumturkish I love the chair and it was really easy to assemble. I followed along with this video and it took about 45 minutes. However, that was due to stopping and watching, but now that I know how to put it together, if I had to do it again, I think it would take under 30 minutes. I haven't put much use into the chair yet, as I've been using mostly another workspace, but it looks great and does provide comfortable support the times I used it.
@@GalaxyNexus1 Thank you for the quick response. I want to go to an IKEA and test it asap. It looks pretty comfy and premium but can’t decide if it’s as good for posture.
@@premiumturkish you're welcome. Yes, I tried it out in store a couple weeks before I got it. It wasn't the easiest to get as it was sold out when I tested it, and I just kept checking daily and about 2 weeks later my local store got 4 in stock in the color I wanted. It's very good for posture, if you don't mind not having a high back chair. All of the lower back has very firm support and the back can be raised a little. As seen on the video, the back can also be locked in the upright position, providing great support, or you can set it to be able to recline.
@@GalaxyNexus1 Thank you vey much once again!
Can I know which ikea sit you use to put the chair together because mine is broken and I want to fix it but I don’t know which tools you use
I've bought this chair and assembled it simply watching your step by step video. Grazie!
Watch on 1.5 speed, great video!
Thank you :)
Thank you so much man! Great and thorough video!
yo this dude deserves more subscribers ;)
Thank you, this video helped me
Hey, could you tell me how did it age.Did the foam flatten out or seen any leather cracks?
Great Video! This helped me out loads :)
Thank you for video. Its help for me with functional, how its work. I bought today this seat 🙂 Not cheap, buth its quality 😏
Hey, I would like to buy this chair. What do you think does it cause the mother in the back after a period of sitting on it, I bought a chair for $ 50 from IKEA, it is the worst chair at all, I experimented in the store and it was good then at home I sat on it for two hours and hit me Back pain I threw it, please answer me I want to know is it worth buying because I sit a lot on the computer
@@MrAttaky I have sat in mine for several hours without even getting up, and only after about 5-6 hours do I feel like my legs are tired and I should get up and move around. I've had no problems AT ALL with my back. I feel like this chair sort of 'makes me' sit in a good posture. I've adjusted it so that my feet are flat on the floor, and my back is straight - and that's much better posture than when I sit in an ordinary chair. So I think if you adjust the chair so that you are sitting upright in a good posture, not with your back bent or slumped, you should be OK in this chair. You might look online for some information about the best posture for sitting at a computer, and make sure that you are sitting correctly and maintaining good posture. It could be your posture, not the chair. But if you cannot sit in really good, correct posture with the chair you choose, then obviously, it's going to hurt you. First find out what the best posture is; then choose a chair that 'forces' you to sit in that posture.. I find this chair really helps me maintain the correct posture I was told to use years ago when I was trained how to type (at an old-fashioned typewriter, not a computer) and when I was taught piano.
I know its crazy but is it possible to make this without the arm rests
Such an awesome looking chair and color!!! Ive been wanting one for the past 2 months, but for my Ikea it's only in store purchase... but theyre out of stock! lol dang. Only the color black is available, but ill have to wait a month for shipping. Thanks Covid19...
Did you ever end up getting the chair? I just got mine and assembled it along with this video. My Ikea has been out of stock of all colors, but I went there 2 weeks ago to sample the floor model and I signed up on the website to be notified when it was back in stock. A few days ago they got just 4 of them, all in this color and I snapped mine up the next day, leaving their stock at 2!
Thank you so very much.
The seat on mine only slides forward about a centimeter... Strange. But at last I've got information on how to lock the back into the upright position. That was driving me a bit crazy, as sometimes I like it firmly upright. I don't much like reclining the back of a seat (even on a plane) unless at the same time I can have my feet up. Thanks.
Do you recommend buying this one after having it for a month? What are pros and cons? Thank you in advance!
Hi Ivan Esin, Before I bought this chair,
I'm looking for a chair with..
1. design (look like this one)
2. I won't sit too long
Those thing fit to me with this chair, plus - the functional - the wheel have auto lock system, it doesn't run away when I stand up.
The seat will be a little hard at first. Then it gets softer and better
If you're finding a chair that you happy to sit too long and get some sleep, I don't recommend this one :)
Summery
Pros - good design + functional
Cons - can't sleep, not have headrest
Sorry for my English lang, Thank you :)
Samrit K. Thank you a lot!
I'm really happy with it after a month. As noted by another responder, at first I thought that the seat was a bit hard, but it has definitely 'worn in' and feels more comfortable and conformed to my body. I only just learned how to slide the seat forward, and I'm experimenting with that (even though mine only seems to slide about a centimeter forward) because while I'm only 162cm, I did find the previous hard wood chair I was using was too 'short' in the seat, and the edge of the seat seemed to strike a nerve in the back of my leg, making it impossible to sit for more than about 20 minutes. I have sat in this chair (without sliding the seat forward for more room) for several hours at a time before I got tired of sitting.
On my particular desk (not an Ikea desk), I have a pull-out space for my keyboard that is just at the right level for me to type with my arms in the correct position. The chair does not slide under the pull-out board, so that could be an issue if you have tight space or you just want the chair pushed as far under the desk/out of the way at possible when you're finished working.
Overall, I'm delighted with it. As I said, my apartment just came furnished with a couple of very hard, simple, wooden chairs, and it was very painful to sit at my desk in those. This is a dramatic improvement, and I really love the style, so I know it will go with 'my' style even if I move to another flat where I have more control over the furnishings (some of the furniture is mine in this flat; some came with the flat).
It does seem like the leather gets a bit warm, and with temperatures in the 30s now, yes, I would say that in summer, I probably should get up from the chair and let it cool down after three or four hours - but I should do that anyway for the sake of my circulation. I'm sure that in winter, I'll be glad of a warm, padded chair.
This is my first 'real' office chair that swivels and glides across the floor (engineered wood, no damage from the casters) and is soft and supports my back. Prior to this chair, I was only using kitchen chairs or dining-room chairs at my desk. I am TOTALLY delighted that I spent the money and got this chair (if you're in Europe, it's cheapest to buy it in Poland - Germany, UK and Czechia have much higher prices for this chair). I can easily imagine it lasting a very long time and I would definitely recommend it if you really like the style and want to invest in a chair that you will enjoy looking at and using - I think for years to come, probably.
Nice Film
Relaxing one
How is the Chair ?
Thank you :) , the seat not too soft, over all I love it :)
@@johnmacdonald5767 so glad to hear that :)
@Samrit I'm trying to dismantle the chair - can you help me understand how I can reverse step 14? Should I just yank off the two parts - seems like the wrong way to do it
interesting, but sorry I can't try it right now. coz now I live at another house :)
Thank you 😊
There's a zipper at the bottom of the sitting area, do you know why? I was going to buy it, but I wanted to know why there was a zipper on the leather. I don't think the cover is sold separately on the site, can I replace it?
I wondered too - not that I was going to unzip it and take it off and find out (and then possibly not get it back on again). My guess would be that it is easier for them to put it together if they can zip on different leather covers than if they had to sew or somehow permanently attach the leather to the chair. Knowing Ikea, they probably worked out the least expensive and easiest way to get the leather seat covers on when they are making the chairs and decided that having their assemblers zip them on was more cost-efficient than 'upholstering' them on. Of course, that zipper could be to get access to a space for slipping in secret documents to hide them when the government comes to search your house. I mean, if it's there, why not use it?
Is it possible to lean back in this chair and lock the backrest in any position?
No, It can't :)
@@pysk11 yeah I've found it by myself :D chair is one of the most comfort I have ever used
very nice video :)
Box dimension?
Thanks for posting your great video. I’m thinking of getting one, I have wooden floors, are the castors soft-ish? (The orange bit looks like it might be a bit squishy?) Just wondering if it will hurt my wooden floor if the castors are hard. If they are hard I could replace with soft castors, do you know if the castor fitting (metal spigot) is the standard 11mm size? Thanks for any help! 😇
Sorry I not sure about the size of the caster, But Im quite sure it will hurt your wooden floor, you might be put some nice carpet to the floor first until you get the soft caster to replace it :). Thank you :)
@@pysk11 thanks for your reply :)
I just got mine (after a very long covid-induced wait) and I'm using it on engineered 'wood' floors. No problems AT ALL. No marks, not noisy, very smooth-rolling. Ikea says that the rollers will work on carpet or smooth/hard floor, but I wonder if they'd glide so smoothly on carpet. Maybe one of those clear plastic floor mats they use in offices, so that the chair rolls well? Your wood floor is still 'visible' through the plastic, so it doesn't dramatically change the look of your floor. By the way, whether it will harm your wood floor depends on a few factors. Some woods are softer than others. Walnut, I believe, is softer than oak, for example. If someone in stiletto heels would harm your floors, maybe rollers would as well. But also there's the matter of weight. A 300-pound woman in stiletto heels is more likely to dent your wood or linoleum than a 90-pound woman in stiletto heels. These casters are not squishy, but I can't see how they could possibly dent a wood floor unless the wood was VERY soft and the person in the chair was VERY heavy. My engineered wood floor scratched when a 200-pound person pushed back a normal chair (not on casters) and there was a bit of grit or stone under one of the legs of the chair. Same person in this office chair hasn't caused any marks on the floor.
Hey, I would like to buy this chair. What do you think does it cause the mother in the back after a period of sitting on it, I bought a chair for $ 50 from IKEA, it is the worst chair at all, I experimented in the store and it was good then at home I sat on it for two hours and hit me Back pain I threw it, please answer me I want to know is it worth buying because I sit a lot on the computer
My opinion, This is not suitable for sitting for a long time, Although the backrest can adjust the height. Hope this can help you :)
@@pysk11 Thank you for your response
But most importantly, do you have any back pain due to the chair?
What are the faults or negatives
Thank you, I subscribe and like
I don't get any pain on my back from this chair and I didn't see any problem before and after I assembled it. Everything fine for me :)
@@pysk11 Thank you :)
can the chair be locked at mid tilt?
Not that I've worked out. Either you can lock the chair into the upright position, or you can have it so that if you lean back, it leans back. I find that unless I really lean back - for example, putting my feet up - the chair supports my back in an upright position for typing. But I've personally locked it fully upright because I don't want it to tilt - I want that support for a good typing posture.
Are you still using the chair ? How is the quality after 2 years? Recommending? Thanks !!
yes , it is still fine and doesn't have any problem. it's a nice chair if you don't sit on it for a long time (for me 20 minutes is good) :)
Many Thanks! 😘
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
good taste of watch
Thansk for the video
If your length is >-1.80 metres, the seat of this chair lacks depth: you then need for you upper-legs 52-56 cm. in stead of 42-46 cm. (less support). That's why this chair is just for short time use, unfortunately.
Why won't the back of the chair lay down? :(
Just figured it out, grab the lever on the right side (the one that moves the chair up and down), and pull it directly outward (away from your chair / directly to your right). That will unlock the chair. Push it back in to lock the back.
Because first, 'lay' is a transitive verb. Nothing 'lays down' - you lay SOMETHING down. Persons and animals can LIE down, not 'lay down.' Second, it's not a reclining chair, so the back is not ever going to recline. You can make lock the back in a full, fixed, upright position or you can unlock it so it 'leans' back when you lean back (it moves with your body as you lean back). That's all.
@@FigaroHey Oh...thanks
I've been thinking of getting this chair but I live in a tropical country (weather is pretty warm here). Does it get hot sitting on this chair?
Have some, if the weather is too warm, there will be some accumulated temperature. But it depends on each person as used :)
Thanks!
The temperatures have been in the 30s here, and yes, I have noticed that after a few hours I feel like it's hot in this chair. You might try putting a towel on the seat and on the back to absorb perspiration and perhaps give you more 'breathability' than direct contact with the leather would do. Essentially, if in your country nobody uses leather furniture because it's just too hot, then this chair will probably not be a good idea for you.
Nice
the music is irritating. thank you for the rest. I did this myself!!
Has anyone else not been able to slide snap the backrest cushion onto the frame? looks so easy on this video, I'm about to throw this chair out the window, if it wasn't so heavy and cumbersome, Thank you! for the video. I DO NOT LIKE THIS CHAIR!!
Want to sell it? Hard to get in U.S.
7:10 are those things fking plastic?
They are metal.
hoping to find one used..
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