One more question from me also. What controls the recline? Does it automatically start to recline as you lean back or is there a lever you have to pull? In other words can it be locked at a certain angle whilst you put your full weight on the back?
w00t - Lazy chair has arrived!
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I disagree, it's been great for me so far
If you're working at your desk with your back in the reclined position you'll be straining your arms, as they have no support. And if you work resting your arms on the desk your back won't have any support. It's pretty simple.
Any kind of back or arm strain related injury takes a long time to develop, but once it's there you'll wish it wasn't. Hence why if you spend a lot of time sitting at a desk it's better getting a proper chair intended for the task. Why else would the Herman Miller Aeron chair be so common in the work place?
How much assembly does this need/how big is the box it comes in?
Just want to check it will fit up my stairs, want to order one of these
Wondering this my self, altho I will have an answer soon as mine gets delivered today.
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Sorry I never saw this before . . Assembly takes about 20 mins or so, it's not too much. The box is large, I had assembled my chair and then taken it up without the arms!How much assembly does this need/how big is the box it comes in?
Just want to check it will fit up my stairs, want to order one of these
Exact same one?
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Nice, post some pics with bread
Nice, post some pics with bread
I live in a one bed flat on my own and work away a lot/long hours my bread (if there is any) is mouldy.
KaHn
This chair looks good, how dark is the brown leather - its hard to tell from your pictures (ideally I am looking at black leather if possible but this chair only seems to be in brown).
hmm, I am tempted by the following but they dont quite look as comfy and the ~£200 isnt in stock http://www.reclinersdirect.co.uk/altea_swivel_recliner.php
or
http://www.reclinersdirect.co.uk/globe_black.php
but dont really want to pay £400.
hmm, I am tempted by the following but they dont quite look as comfy and the ~£200 isnt in stock http://www.reclinersdirect.co.uk/altea_swivel_recliner.php
or
http://www.reclinersdirect.co.uk/globe_black.php
but dont really want to pay £400.
The best engineered chair in the world
*well it used to be haven't tried one of those aero things yet though*
Thank you
Do you know how comfortable it is to use?
At the moment I' thinking of getting a razer lycosa(mainly for the thin/short stroke keys)
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The only way to know if it's comfy is to sit in it. When spending £200 and distance-buying you really need to know it's comfy (for you) before you buy it.
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It's fairly dark and has a dark chocolate colour.
As for the chair that isn't in stock, google around. There are plenty e-tailers out there that should stock it. I personally wouldn't pay £400 for the chair you linked to.
I play on one screen, usually have msn/movie/winamp/webpage on the other. I have gamed across two screens, for e-peen +1 looks awesome but it's pointless.Since it's been revived...
When you play games do you play on one screen? As other wise wouldn't the cross hair be split in two?
What is that keyboard, seen your pics of it a few times and it looks beautiful
Is it comfortable?
It is indeed a Logitech Dinovo set. The best keyboard combination I've had the pleasure of using. I've now had it for over 4 years and paired up with Logitech's excellent CS, it's amazing.
Tefal, can you drop me a line?
i used to have one of them. £900 worth of chair
fridge for the beer, massage on demand ahhhhhh thats was the ****
sold it though
EDIT// http://www.reclinersdirect.co.uk/cool_chair_black_b.php
thats the one i had loooovley
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