Review on Executive computer chair Bureaucrat KB-9N, upholstery: mesh/artificial leather, color: gray by Felicja Kowalska ᠌

Despite having purchased a gray vehicle with a dark blue seat, I am writing a review regarding the color black. Regardless of hue, I write in the capacity of an expert for people who have selected this style of chair. I'll write a comparable review for gray. with advantages. pretty dependable, does not wobble in any place, comes with a hexagon screw for the armrests, is roomy, and has a trustworthy feel to it. has drawbacks Kandovoe is sensitive yet strong in every way. Perhaps because I'm used to soft chairs, but as some reviewers have stated about this or another chair, it's not for the home. Because it is so horselike, you can't unwind there. continually clicks or crackles while you sit, swing, or spin. So to say, the curved holes for connecting the handles needed to be loosened and tightened. True, the handles are cold, and the braid is too short and thin, making it difficult to rest your elbows on it while it continuously spins and moves out. The back is stiff, making it uncomfortable to lean back and have a straight back. You can't rock in it for enjoyment because you WON'T SWING AT ALL (this was the most aggravating thing); the rocking mechanism is either poorly constructed or simply too stiff to rock. Even at the upper position of the elevator, even in the lower one, you need to rest your feet on something like a table in front of you in order to swing back sufficiently. The center of gravity appears to be excessively forward. The roller that controls the seat's angle of inclination quickly comes to a stop. that is, either not swinging at all, swinging back somewhat, or swinging back entirely with a locking foot snapped inward. You could climb with your feet and enjoyably rest back on my old, plush one. Although Ikeevskoe Markus is superior, it costs twice as much. I purchased a strangled toad. Despite the fact that Ikea's functionality is superb, 12 pieces is too much.