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lemmy.world

I know! There are even some higher quality chairs available that aren't just two office chairs glued together lol

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no bananareply
lemmy.world

Tbh I think the biggest weakness of this specific chair is the balancing act of raising and lowering both sides.

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sh.itjust.works

It's just pure laziness that the mechanisms aren't ganged together somehow. This is seriously budget-minimized.

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It really is, but I think that specific choice made the chair barely useful. Not that they could've done that cost saving somewhere else, probably. But by then I'd be asking myself why not just buy a nonadjustable chair, you know?

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lemmy.world

You know what? I think these are cool? I like to fold my legs while sitting and normal chairs are just too small for that.

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sh.itjust.works

They are pretty damn expensive but you can get them from any supply house. I'm sure Grainger has one. I'd expect to spend between $400-$1000.

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You know what? I think I’m fine by just putting an old sofa in front of the PC. Pretty sure no one would mind at work too.

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ttrpg.network

I like to put my legs on the arm rests. Sometimes if I’m sitting “normally” (not fully sideways) I put just one leg up.

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100% me. But when I do it in the office I know people are looking at me like wtf

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I think Edward the 7th had one of these when the Throne started splintering under his enormous reign.

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