Support for up to 275 lbs.
Performance Rating: 6 to 8 hours
Adjustnents: Angle; Seat Height; Synchro Tilt; Tilt Lock; Tilt Tension
5 Year Limited Warranty
Faux Bonded Leather
Lumbar Support: No
Ergonomic: No
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Support for up to 275 lbs.
Performance Rating: 6 to 8 hours
Adjustnents: Angle; Seat Height; Synchro Tilt; Tilt Lock; Tilt Tension
5 Year Limited Warranty
Faux Bonded Leather
Lumbar Support: No
Ergonomic: No
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I sat in all the Office depot chairs at 3 different locations about a month ago, if I remember right this was one of the comfiest plop down chairs they had. It had some ok back support and felt decent for the price. I would highly recommend going to test it out in store, just keep in mine showroom models typically have more wear and tear and cushions are broken in
Bonded leather = peeling and throwing the chair away in the next couple years. Or putting a towel over it or some kind of a cover
It's a $100 throwaway chair dude. What are you expecting? Corinthian leather?
For the record, I buy chairs like this every 2 or 3 years, and I've never had one start peeling or had to cover it up. Usually the pin in the base of the seat wears and makes the chair feel a little wobbly, before arms start falling off or the pleather starts peeling.
Bonded leather = peeling and throwing the chair away in the next couple years. Or putting a towel over it or some kind of a cover
Its all bonded leather unless you go to a super high end store. Its either spend $1500-$3000+ for maybe a lifetime chair or $110-$250 every 5 years. But considering pets and kids, that high end chair might not be the best option most people.
Yes those high end chairs are amazing, ive looked. But in the end for me, with cats, i chose the comfortable inexpensive (throw away) vs the amazingly comfortable but insanely expensive chairs.
It's a $100 throwaway chair dude. What are you expecting? Corinthian leather?
For the record, I buy chairs like this every 2 or 3 years, and I've never had one start peeling or had to cover it up. Usually the pin in the base of the seat wears and makes the chair feel a little wobbly, before arms start falling off or the pleather starts peeling.
Well, I think he's recommending either going with fabric/mesh or spending more money for real leather. If you sit on bonded every day it's not gonna last very long.
The Faux leather peels of within year or so and then you need to look around for warranty support for Realspace. This is OD brand, however OD support team does not know how to do warranty claims on these chairs. Buy with caution, these are not durable with 6-8 hrs daily use.
Never had a bonded leather chair peel. EVER. Had 4 Serta Executive chairs, sat in for 12+ hours a day. Every one had the ball pin come loose and wobble, ZERO peeling. Extended warranty covered the initial chair, 3 replacements were free. (Did pay the $40 warranty each time, however.)
Point is, bonded leather peel is overstated. It's a hundred dollar chair. It's going to either break or have the seat cushion flatten before it peels.
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For the record, I buy chairs like this every 2 or 3 years, and I've never had one start peeling or had to cover it up. Usually the pin in the base of the seat wears and makes the chair feel a little wobbly, before arms start falling off or the pleather starts peeling.
Its all bonded leather unless you go to a super high end store. Its either spend $1500-$3000+ for maybe a lifetime chair or $110-$250 every 5 years. But considering pets and kids, that high end chair might not be the best option most people.
Yes those high end chairs are amazing, ive looked. But in the end for me, with cats, i chose the comfortable inexpensive (throw away) vs the amazingly comfortable but insanely expensive chairs.
For the record, I buy chairs like this every 2 or 3 years, and I've never had one start peeling or had to cover it up. Usually the pin in the base of the seat wears and makes the chair feel a little wobbly, before arms start falling off or the pleather starts peeling.
Those are both better long term value.
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Point is, bonded leather peel is overstated. It's a hundred dollar chair. It's going to either break or have the seat cushion flatten before it peels.
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