🪑 Niche Mia Bentwood Reclining Chair - Beech/Natural: Stylish and Comfortable Seating Solution with Recline Function Review

excellent chair! I was skeptical because of the price but in the end it turned out to be a lot better than I thought it would be. We had similar ones from the huge Swedish maze store but they bounced too much for my comfort and they didn't last nearly as long as I did. hoped. It doesn't have the same resilience as its Swedish counterpart, so it seems safer to me. cozy. I'm quite tall and it's still fairly comfortable - I don't feel like my knees are pressing into my chest like some other…

At first the assembly instructions were missing. It wasn't exactly missing, but the photocopy of what the instructions should be was off center so I could see what "Step 1" of assembly was, but nothing else. It wasn't hard to figure out where all the components went. I was very surprised to see what was under the pillow. The frame of the chair is made up of a bunch of metal tubes and these thick plastic bags that the stuff is packed in. Yes, you read it right. They used the packaging material…

Very easy assembly; The key for me with the pads and lid was to ignore the instructions sent and push the metal into the already placed pads in the lid (instead of pulling out the pad, placing it on the metal and then making the lid). Just a few adjustments by my hand to properly align the finishing hardware. It took 20 minutes to assemble (without unpacking!) Very handy, especially with a stool. I also added some padding to the headrest pillow (will be replaced with either a small down pillow…

Do not recommend this chair. It's comfortable and the basic structure (wooden arms/legs and metal frame for the seat cushion) is solid, but the big problem is that it has those plastic ties (similar to the ones you would wrap around a stack of newspapers or magazines). Support. . They enclose the metal frame that the pad sits on and intersect at right angles. You will notice that they are not shown on the product image. These ligaments were fine for about 2 months but then gradually loosened up