Review on Gaming chair Chairman GAME 16, upholstery: imitation leather/textile, color: black/blue by Czeslawa Winski ᠌

I do not advise purchasing! It's been in use by me for just over a year. This chair is truly terrible. I was first only irritated by the armrests' unevenly painted material. After a while, I started to realize that I was leaning slightly to one side rather than sitting upright. Though it occasionally irritated me, it was manageable. Leaning on the back one day, the bolt suddenly snapped. It is secured by screws in the seat mounts, and I nearly made a mistake. I made the decision to take the chair apart in order to remove the portion of the bolt that was still inside the chair. I stopped to consider what kind of plasticine silumin these bolts were composed of before starting to disassemble the chair. Then it started! Since the seat cover's zippers lacked straps and could only travel in one way, I had to take them out in order to remove the cover. I was able to see the armrest mount by pulling back some of the leatherette, but I had to move the foam rubber that "Nafiga" had bonded to the plywood foundation in order to unscrew it. It's nice that there are no issues here, but after tearing the foam rubber from the plywood and removing the armrest mount, I noticed two things: first, the plywood to which the curved seat is glued, and second, that it has a crack in it. Result: Of course, I'll handle all of the repairs personally. I'm heading to a typical hardware store to purchase standard bolts. I'll make a replacement out of plywood to replace the one that was put in. I'll add fresh, zippered dogs. Since the gas lift that works well is actually not so great, I might tweak it. Since there was such a dance, I'll swap out the factory-installed "G" wheels for some standard ones. PS: Since I possessed the DIK 2 chair for more than ten years and it had a similar setup, I smoked this chair because of the armrests. And because the leatherette was crumbling, I updated the DIK2. And replacing a constriction was the same price as purchasing a new one. Now I'm sorry To avoid tightness, it was vital to keep using the old chair.