Eco-Friendly Vegan Leather Grey Eva Task Chair by EdgeMod (EM-302-GRY) Review

This chair is TERRIBLE. Assembly was incredibly difficult, the screw holes don't line up between the frame and chair base. Finally finished building after 45 minutes (have to give up one more screw and hope it holds) only to have the cheap plastic snap when I was trying to put the two halves of the chair together. Save your money, don't buy this. Now I have to go through the hassle of taking it apart to get it back. Waste of time and money, just terrible.

Exactly like the photo. Watch out for the 17 inch sizes as I don't think anyone over 180 pounds would be comfortable in them. Good budget chair. The price may change in the future, but don't pay more than 75 for it and you will be happy. Doesn't lean back much. If you have postural problems, it is useful to sit up straight. You can loosen the rear screws for a slight tilt. White is white, not pure white. This is a good space saver. When you sit in a chair every day, you spend more on something…

The first thing that attracted me to this chair was the price and the looks. You really can't beat the price. I ordered two of these chairs. They replaced the standard big black office chair with armrests. The office looks bigger with new chairs because they take up less space. My husband assembled both chairs in under half an hour. They are very durable and the PU synthetic leather feels very comfortable. I gave four stars for comfort because the back of the chair is very straight. I think…

I had the same problem as the last reviewer and I'm hoping Revain can somehow fix it because I really want to keep this chair. It was difficult to find a chair that matched my small table. The seat back is not attached to the base with the four screw holes specified in the instructions. I was able to connect it through two holes, but because it doesn't fit properly in the base, the top of the chair back tilts forward, requiring you to sit at less than a 90° angle. Basically it forces you to…

You'll never figure out how to attach the backrest to the seat base. Never! But here's how: 1) Imagine the letter L was on your back! 2) Yes, you need to lay the backrest on your back and 3) push the seat hard onto the bottom of the backrest (form an L)! 4) Not finished yet! And this is where it gets even weirder! To connect the screws in place! Support your back with your knee. Push the seat forward away from you. And yes, as long as the holes line up. Go ahead and fasten the screws! That's…

I am a 180 lb female, almost 5ft 10" tall and my desk is on a very small porch. I needed something hands free so I could slide it completely under my desk when not in use and also be able to easily get in and out of it without having to rotate the chair from all sides. It's perfect. The chair ends right at my shoulder blade, his back is straight so I force him to sit up straight (no more slouching) which helped a lot with my back pain, his main body is long enough that it ends behind my knees…

I found the seat back didn't fit properly and didn't match the pre-drilled holes and t-nuts. Bad 6x30 screws can be loosened very easily. I had to buy new bolts from the hardware store, but I found that the T-nuts for the 6x30 bolts were loose and wouldn't tighten. I managed (with some effort) to attach the seat back with the remaining two screws. If someone tries to recline in their chair, it's a safety issue. I've put together a massive amount of furniture using the hardware provided and…

Received the chair today and put it together in 20 minutes. I should have only taken 10. I understand all the comments about the holes and screws not matching. Here you attach the seat to an L-bracket on the backrest. Step 4 (!) The reviewers are right, it doesn't fit at all. BUT I found a solution. Lay it on your back, have someone stand on this part (that's what you'll touch with your back when you're done) while you press the L-Bracket seat against the wall (SEE MY PHOTO) and into it. Just…