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deadlyllama: Work has a bunch of fancy Formway "life" chairs which are great.
I've got a second hand Formway Key chair that's still in good nick -- a previous owner reupholstered it (or it's just lasted really well) and you can still get parts for them. They're relatively cheap 2nd hand (~$100), and comfortable. Mine's 13 years old.
Lyderies: In all seriousness i would not buy a warehouse stationary one unless its sold on behalf of a company you can check out, to have a good chair you need good fabric, a mesh backing is good but can lack weight strength and if you are heavy like me (140kgs) then it collapses easy,
What are you doing in this chair? whats your weight and price range?
Give me these and i may be able to point you to the right direction
I'm guessing if you are spending more than 6 hours easy in this i would recommend a woolen upholstery as it breaths like mesh where vinyl can be more of a pain in the heat as it will not breath
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Lyderies: Last question, what area of nz do you live?
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gehenna: I rate the Haworth Zody chair. It's fantastic and not too expensive.
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berrys:timmmay: How much do those Herman Miller chairs cost?
$1500 for the Mirra. Yes, very expensive, but with my back and sitting all day (and recently all night) at my desk, its worth it to me. I image the Aeron would be around $2k.
sonyxperiageek:gehenna: I rate the Haworth Zody chair. It's fantastic and not too expensive.
Is this the chair you'retalking about? If so iit's pretty expensive! :) - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004UBUCL2
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