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Depends on your requirements in a chair...
Riemann · 31-35, M
@HootyTheNightOwl Long time seating.
@Riemann Lol... that doesn't really tell us much... you can sit for a long time in just about any chair - whether it's a good chair for you or not is a different matter.
We don't know what your requirements are or how much you might be looking to invest in a chair...
I know that I need good height adjustment and back/butt support in my next chair. I might also be in the market for a heated pad that I can use on it in order to reduce my pain levels on bad days.
https://www.universalofficesolutions.co.uk/information/4669.htm
We don't know what your requirements are or how much you might be looking to invest in a chair...
I know that I need good height adjustment and back/butt support in my next chair. I might also be in the market for a heated pad that I can use on it in order to reduce my pain levels on bad days.
https://www.universalofficesolutions.co.uk/information/4669.htm
Riemann · 31-35, M
@HootyTheNightOwl My budget is below 60gbp. Height adjustment. Comfortable.
Riemann · 31-35, M
@HootyTheNightOwl Good one, fellow swr understanding another one so not surprised.
Thinking of fake leather type too, as it'd probably be easier to clean.
Thinking of fake leather type too, as it'd probably be easier to clean.
@Riemann But way over the £60 budget you're looking to spend, though.
In the ideal world... I'd likely look to spend somewhere around £200 and get a chair with heat and massage capabilities - working on the assumption that I spend +12 hours of my day sitting in an office chair. For me, it's an investment in my comfort that my body will thank me for over time because I will have dual means of controlling my pain throughout the day.
Once I get to the point where I am working and have financial independence, I will likely do that for however long I remain imprisoned here because I will be spending just as long as I do now if not longer working on my computer.
Let's say my £200 chair breaks after 4 years, I've only spent £50 per year on it - which works out at the equivalent of the average cheap chair that I currently use per year.
In the ideal world... I'd likely look to spend somewhere around £200 and get a chair with heat and massage capabilities - working on the assumption that I spend +12 hours of my day sitting in an office chair. For me, it's an investment in my comfort that my body will thank me for over time because I will have dual means of controlling my pain throughout the day.
Once I get to the point where I am working and have financial independence, I will likely do that for however long I remain imprisoned here because I will be spending just as long as I do now if not longer working on my computer.
Let's say my £200 chair breaks after 4 years, I've only spent £50 per year on it - which works out at the equivalent of the average cheap chair that I currently use per year.
@Riemann There's this one at Ikea... but it doesn't look as comfortable to sit in...
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/renberget-swivel-chair-bomstad-black-90503285/
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/renberget-swivel-chair-bomstad-black-90503285/