Decent but cheap seat?
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decent but cheap starts at the IKEA Markus and goes from there....
you either buy 2nd hand quality office chairs YMMV, or brand new chairs that range from ***** to decent with a £1K price variance in between.
Personally I would advise against:
- mutton dressed as lamb 'gaming chairs'
- paying full price for ergonomic office chairs
- getting ripped off for used chairs that look nice but are actually in poor condition
Only buy from somewhere you can return or dispute via your credit card, don't fuss over £100 here or there for a good chair
you either buy 2nd hand quality office chairs YMMV, or brand new chairs that range from ***** to decent with a £1K price variance in between.
Personally I would advise against:
- mutton dressed as lamb 'gaming chairs'
- paying full price for ergonomic office chairs
- getting ripped off for used chairs that look nice but are actually in poor condition
Only buy from somewhere you can return or dispute via your credit card, don't fuss over £100 here or there for a good chair
If you're buying 2nd hand, Senator chairs arent that expensive and are comfortable in my experience.
In the offices i work in we use:-
- Senator Freeflex Mesh
- Senator Ecoflex
- Herman Miller Aeron
- Herman Miller Mirra
Comfort wise i rate them in the order they're in above, although the Internet loves the Aeron.
I bought a mint 2nd hand Freeflex Mesh for around £100 that I use at home, Ecoflex's sometimes go for less.
In the offices i work in we use:-
- Senator Freeflex Mesh
- Senator Ecoflex
- Herman Miller Aeron
- Herman Miller Mirra
Comfort wise i rate them in the order they're in above, although the Internet loves the Aeron.
I bought a mint 2nd hand Freeflex Mesh for around £100 that I use at home, Ecoflex's sometimes go for less.
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Thanks for info i am also looking
Which chair to go for also depends on your size/weight, so......