Review on Computer chair Hara Chair Nietzsche office, upholstery: textile, color: black by Barbara Pisarek ᠌

Did not like the chair itself, especially the back. For a lean person, it is better to choose a back in the form of a grid, otherwise it puts pressure on the back. The lumbar support is not adjustable, I want to raise it higher, since it is located very low. I had to unscrew both back cushions, and sit without them, firmly, but more comfortable and my posture does not suffer. Another feature of my particular chair is that its backrest is slightly curved in the horizontal plane and slightly diagonally, so I had to put a metal spacer at the attachment point to align it. The geometry for a chair is, in principle, a critical moment, since a person spends a lot of time on it. All other elements are made conveniently. At the expense of workmanship, everywhere they write that it is very high quality, in fact, it is more correct to say it is made with a large margin of reliability. In terms of workmanship, I have big questions, since the welds do not look like factory ones, but like they were made in a handicraft way in a garage. The metal parts were not polished, on some parts under the seat the paint simply peeled off during the very first use of the chair and periodically collected its pieces on the floor for another week. It feels like it's just spray-painted. There are no complaints about the seat itself and the crosspiece with the gas cartridge, it was done really high quality.