Review on Computer chair Metta Samurai S-3.04 for executive, upholstery: textile, color: black by Dorota wieniewicz ᠌

I borrowed another IKEA office chair with a short back from the girl after working on it for six months, and it turned out to be much more convenient to work on for a long period. I'm seeking for a different, better chair. with advantages. The movable armrests are incredibly comfy. His back ceased aching once Ikeevskogo "Markus" was transplanted into him. I wish to draw attention to a few additional issues that did arise in the shortcomings. Pros below: So let's get going. This new development appears to be full with errors. I can say this to folks who have a build that is somewhat comparable to mine because I have been using the chair for a little more than six months, am 181 inches tall, and weigh under one hundred pounds. The chair causes knee damage. Even for my height, his bottom position is too high, so his feet are elevated. If you use it, a footrest is essential. After using it for three to four months, I started experiencing significant knee discomfort, which I have been dealing with for the past few months. I sinned against him because there was no such filth on the seats before. It's not vertical, for one. It has a solid angle of back deviation no matter how you set it up, so eventually you will be reclining in it rather than sitting straight. The roller under your lower back will either stab you squarely in the back or you will slide down without incident due to the design. 3. Creaks quickly materialized. The chair constantly and disgustingly creaks, much like my knees after it. 4. It is very hefty, making it challenging to remove if it disintegrates and disappears under the table. 5. Strong reinforced mesh that can support my weight. Although I had originally purchased an overlay, the seat still doesn't seem right. 6. Finding a suitable position on it to work for a long period is just incredibly challenging.