Eurotech Seating Apollo DFT9800 Drafting Review

Probably not worth what I paid but comfortable enough. The seat can be raised to work well on a standing desk, bar or other higher workspace. It's pretty easy to assemble. There are actually only 2 adjustments that can easily be made after assembly. It should be 3, but the back height doesn't support any real weight, so it instantly returns to its lowest position as soon as you even recline in the chair. So you can only adjust the height of the armrest and the height of the seat. They could…

I bought this chair after seeing and reading various reviews. I need a chair that is high enough so that I can also sit high in the pulpit. It definitely didn't disappoint. I'm 6ft tall and have to jump on a chair to get to the highest position. The problem, as I see from other reviews, was with the back. It didn't stay in place. (I wish I had seen these reviews before purchasing.) But after looking at another Eurotech chair to see if there was a solution, I found a solution. Apparently this is

I have owned many drawing stools over the years and this is by far the best value for money. It is comfortable, well fitted and has a solid construction. The maximum seat height of 36 inches fits perfectly with my elevated desk (standing height) of 45 inches. The adjustable armrest height is crucial as I have keyboards of different heights. I may have to buy another one while I can and keep it, although I feel like this chair won't break as easily as others I've had. Now for the ASSEMBLY…