I'd usually suggest spending a fair amount on a decent chair if you're going to be in it for a long period of time, although if you're on a bit of a tight budget, this mesh one seems really reasonable with the extra 20% off. I've seen a few similar under different names at £50+
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Info
This stylish and comfortable Black Mesh Chair is ideal for use in a home office, conference or meeting room. The stylish mesh cover is mirrored in quality by the chrome base and steel frame to create a design which is sleek and sophisticated in any office environment.
Features and Benefits
Stylish – The black mesh design with chrome detailing is sophisticated and chic.
Comfortable – With a sturdy steel frame and a meshed backing, this chair is soft and comfortable.
Flat-Packed – This chair comes flat-packed for easy home assembly.
Specifications
Assembly required
Dimensions: H72 x W50 x D50cm
Back Height: 72cm
Max. User Weight: 18st
Colour: Black
Latest comments (31)
OrangePotato
29 Sep 17#16
Any suggestions on a better one that's preferably under £200?
scoopsuk to OrangePotato
29 Sep 17#18
By all accounts, the Ikea Markus seems to be a well regarded chair for not too much money but with a 10 year guarantee. Maybe not adjustable enough for some but likely very reliable.
OrangePotato to scoopsuk
8 Oct 17#31
That's one I'm definitely considering but the reviews vary a lot. It seems like everyone agrees that the build quality is second to none but quite a few people have said they've never sat in such an uncomfortable chair
Alansk1
29 Sep 17#27
I've had this chair for over a year. For the price, it's good, but it's still a very average chair. The padding on the seat isn't great and you'll probably need another cushion on there for comfort.
When it comes to office chairs, you really do have to spend to get something decent.
shadders139 to Alansk1
8 Oct 17#30
any recommendations?
3ak
28 Sep 17#7
Bought this one on eBay a week ago; looks quite similar
Thanks. Can I ask what type of material the seating area is made from? Is it fabric or PU leather?
3ak to hhali
28 Sep 17#9
PU leather seating
hhali to 3ak
29 Sep 17#12
Thanks
little_deal_minx to 3ak
29 Sep 17#19
Thanks for posting that link, would you recommend the chair? How are you finding it, comfy and sturdy enough? I'm tempted to buy it as it's cheap and there's no point, for me, to buy an expensive chair as I have a cat that's already destroyed two pricey desk chairs so I've given up on having nice things lol :smiley_cat:
3ak to little_deal_minx
29 Sep 17#20
It's a steady build, took about 5 mins to put together. Does have good back support and your bum is certainly cushioned. That's all I was looking for - had it for a week now it's holding up fine.
Ilykthings to 3ak
29 Sep 17#21
What adjustments does it have?
3ak to Ilykthings
29 Sep 17#29
Just up and down handle. Nothing else but the back rest obviously moves a little if you push on it
floridafil to 3ak
29 Sep 17#26
A week? Wow, well that sells it for me. :relaxed:
Jack2359
28 Sep 17#1
has anyone got one and can say what the (minimum) height from the floor to the top of the armrests is.
Unless the arms fit underneath my (fairly low-slung) desk, it is useless. Dunno why they never state this.
Marzman to Jack2359
29 Sep 17#28
Specs are here: viking-direct.co.uk/a/p…29/ I had to take the wheels off as it was a bit too high for using it with a racing wheel/pedals, but I'm planning to get some feet for it.
Good deal, I paid £30 odd for one from an office clearance company (the chair seemed virtually new).
Edit: just re-read your post. It's about 65cm but the arms are slightly different on mine.
bermudaviper
29 Sep 17#25
It's no Herman Miller
beanoni
29 Sep 17#24
Out of stock
montblanc
29 Sep 17#23
When you play guitar it's difficult to find one without arm rests or with ones that can be lowered. I'll need a new chair.. and a stool :smiley_cat:
Looks a lot like my Ikea chair. Ifs the same and same quality get it... If not, I'd recommend the Ikea chair to anyone. I own 2 now... One for home PC and one for my office. I've owned countless chairs and the Ikea one's the best by far.
vernon_bennett
29 Sep 17#14
Whilst not perceived to be a bargain, although I bought it at a UK launch price, I recently acquired a Secret Labs Titan chair. It’s the most comfortable and best built chair I have ever sat in
SRM_87
28 Sep 17#10
This looks like the ikea one I paid 3 times as much for :poop:
edanfalls to SRM_87
29 Sep 17#13
But the IKEA one is probably better quality. A few years ago I bought an office chair from a proper office supplier for about £150, thinking that would make it good quality. It looked pretty tatty after a couple of years.
A year ago I bought a swivel chair from IKEA for about £100 and it's far better quality. Still looks new a year later on.
Hippos
28 Sep 17#3
Thanks Neo. I ended up ordering an Alphason Northland leather chair at £143.99 delivered, hopefully with 4% via Topcashback :raised_hand:
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Opening post
I'd usually suggest spending a fair amount on a decent chair if you're going to be in it for a long period of time, although if you're on a bit of a tight budget, this mesh one seems really reasonable with the extra 20% off. I've seen a few similar under different names at £50+
Free C&C or £3.95 del
Info
This stylish and comfortable Black Mesh Chair is ideal for use in a home office, conference or meeting room. The stylish mesh cover is mirrored in quality by the chrome base and steel frame to create a design which is sleek and sophisticated in any office environment.
Features and Benefits
Stylish – The black mesh design with chrome detailing is sophisticated and chic.
Comfortable – With a sturdy steel frame and a meshed backing, this chair is soft and comfortable.
Flat-Packed – This chair comes flat-packed for easy home assembly.
Specifications
Latest comments (31)
When it comes to office chairs, you really do have to spend to get something decent.
ebay.co.uk/i/2…670
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Unless the arms fit underneath my (fairly low-slung) desk, it is useless. Dunno why they never state this.
Good deal, I paid £30 odd for one from an office clearance company (the chair seemed virtually new).
Edit: just re-read your post. It's about 65cm but the arms are slightly different on mine.
A year ago I bought a swivel chair from IKEA for about £100 and it's far better quality. Still looks new a year later on.