Review on Executive computer chair TetChair Duke, upholstery: textile, color: light brown/bronze by Dorota Poniak (Grand ᠌

Hell is assembly. Include all of its delicious incarnations. We once gathered chairs for a labor lecture in the assembly hall during our Soviet school days. It seems quite obvious to me what it was like. Therefore, excluding the screws holding the support, there are only 8 screws in this chair from 2022. Another goal is to loosen four of these eight screws before screwing them back in. The screws first come half-screwed in, so you have to fight with the upholstery twisted inside to get them out. Life hack: If they resist, tighten them till they buckle, then loosen them once more. And so on numerous times till the filler or upholstery releases. The primary trash is screwing the seat to the back. After reading the reviews, I concluded that handless individuals couldn't write. It seemed to work out. Either I don't have any hands, or the chair manufacturer has never put his own chairs together. I had the sense that this was an issue that affected all domestic seat makers in general. It would be nice to gather them all in a business expo and require them to gather their own goods. then count the number of sweats they eliminate. It is odd that this industry was unaffected by the furniture-producing experience of a well-known company that exited the domestic market. Ours are different in that they "make a mistake, if only to sell quicker and more expensively"