Review on Computer chair Duke for the head, upholstery: textile, color: grey 29 by Danuta R-k ᠌

Assembly is hell. Scoop in all its most juicy manifestations. Once upon a time in the Soviet school years, we collected armchairs at a labor lesson in the assembly hall. I think it's pretty clear what it was like. So, in this chair, produced in 2022, there are only 8 screws, not counting those that hold the support. And four of these 8 screws to unscrew and then screw in is another task. To unscrew, you need to fight with the upholstery wound inside (the screws initially come already half screwed in). Life hack: if they don’t give in, you need to screw them in until they stop, and then unscrew them again. And so several times until the upholstery or filler releases. Screwing the seat to the back is the main trash. After reading the reviews, I thought that people without hands write. It turned out - it seemed. Either I myself am without hands, or the manufacturer himself has never assembled his own chairs. In general, I got the impression that this is a problem for all domestic seat manufacturers. It would be cool to collect them all at some industrial exhibition and make them collect their own products. And see how many sweats they get off. It is strange that the experience of producing furniture from a well-known company that left the domestic market did not affect it, this market. Ours go their own way - "make a blunder, if only to sell faster and more expensive"