Pros
- A comfortable chair, like comfortable shoes, is an individual thing. I always choose a chair for a long time. I’ll sit, I’ll sit, I’ll get up, I’ll sit down again. It takes no less than 10 minutes. I immediately brush aside some, with some it’s not clear and I need a little longer. I picked up this chair in one of the large Hong Kong furniture centers, where the choice was huge. My work is sedentary, I can sit for 20 hours, so the Creso is the most important thing for me. I liked this chair because it can be transferred to a semi-lying position (I worked in this position - the load is not only on the , but also on the back). It was very convenient. Was.
Cons
- At first, loud clicks were annoying when landing on a chair. It was right on the new chair. Then they began to appear when changing positions in the chair. What it clicks and could not figure out. The sounds are quite loud, somewhere in the base. It was annoying especially when everyone is sleeping and you want to change your position. Somewhere in 3-4 years, the shock-absorbing pneumocartridge died. The chair began to lower itself to the lower position, and then stopped rising altogether. But the saddest thing is that in the end the back broke off! This is purely a design flaw. The L-shaped steel plate on which the plywood back is fixed is not high enough. This is the main and obvious reason. If it were 100mm higher, the chair would have served further. Perhaps the plywood from which the back is made has lost its load-bearing properties and collapsed. The chair is not all leather. The sides of the lower leatherette cushion dried out, cracked and crumbled. The back of the back is also made of leatherette. I have rough walls - you spin, touch the wall and white abrasions appear on the back.
