Review on Computer chair Bureaucrat T-9923WALNUT for executive, upholstery: genuine leather, color: black by Ada Chlebicka ᠌

1) After two weeks of use, the pneumatic lift rod's backlash became apparent and could be heard clicking when rocking in the chair. 2) The issue of the chair's inclination adjustment mechanism returning when getting in and out of the chair was then added. If he stood up slowly, he would receive a blow to the behind; this is followed by a loud mechanical click of the spring; 3) After 2-3 weeks of use, the legs themselves appear to be "made of thick foil" because they have already washed the cross (see photo) with a working weight of 100-110 kg. A backlash occurred, which he attempted to mitigate by tightening the screws; 5) Separately, you may note the instruction point recommending the installation of a lock washer under the cone screw. The hardware is poor; the slots from the screws are only licked off on the way (on the handles, the slots are licked from the factory). The washer will obviously become loose when the screw is tightened, making reliable fixing and even more so locking impossible. 5.1) Generally speaking, as far as I can tell, point 5 of the instruction (see photo), which calls for attaching the chair's base to the platform at four points rather than along the plane (due to plastic washers), was intended to correct a flaw in the design of the specified series of chairs. The tilt mechanism can recline more in this position, reducing the frequency with which it needs to be adjusted. 6) The manufacturer's response to my suggestion that I go directly to their service facility to replace any damaged components was the "icing on the cake": "Contact the store where you bought it." I hoped to support the "domestic manufacturer" as a result, but it worked out as usual. I can't speak highly of the product's quality given that the chair cost 17tr and the flaws only became apparent after two weeks.