Review on Computer chair Bureaucrat T-9923WALNUT for executive, upholstery: genuine leather, color: ivory by Dagmara Cymerys ᠌

Name: Computer chair Bureaucrat T-9923WALNUT for executive, upholstery: genuine leather, color: ivory
Item: Computer chair Bureaucrat T-9923WALNUT for executive, upholstery: genuine leather, color: ivory
Rating: 3

May 13, 2023

Nothing ordinary, a normal product.

You couldn't relax in the recliner with that cushion blocking your head. Since it is the only white leather and wooden chair I could find for sale, I decided to keep it. After a week of trying to adapt, I finally uninstalled the chair and started working on a solution. It was discovered that a substantial quantity of foam rubber was used to stuff the pillow. And for some reason, this foam rubber was twisted into a roller and poured abundantly with adhesive, such that the bottom of the cushion practically didn't miss, and this roller produced agony in the back. I removed the roller, trimmed the surplus foam from the base of the pillow by a factor of three, reattached everything, and reassembled the cushion. From the outside, everything looked the same. The pillow surprised me because, although it is made of foam rubber, it also contains a thick material that is reminiscent of a synthetic winterizer; this material filled the pillow's full volume, allowing it to maintain its shape from below while yet being surprisingly plush. Since there is no longer anything pressing against my back, I can sit in peace.

In closing, I'd like to suggest that developers take another look at how pillows are made. It ought to be comfortable and not hurt your back in any way. The cost of foam rubber, meanwhile, can be reduced.

Pros

Wow, that's stunning! There is a focus on quality throughout. Leather and wood aromas are fantastic. No cracks or creaks were found during assembly. The swing mechanism is constructed durably and features not only one but multiple fixed positions. Helpful for the lower back.

Cons

For me, the top pillow under the head starts somewhere about the shoulder blades. Maybe this doesn't matter as much for those of shorter stature, but at my 1.9m, having the net close to my back causes the pillow to exert pressure on my vertebrae, which causes it to crack violently back after only a handful of hours. Either slide down, or support your weight with something, to go down. When the gas lift is at its lowest setting, my feet again touch the floor. The tallest seating option is not ideal because your legs will not reach the floor.