The Work Office Chair

£79

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neilbaddiel1

Joined in 2021

About this deal

Orange office chair- £140 off

Really comfy seat and looks great in the home office

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Add a pop of colour to your home with The Work. Its cut-out design and bright upholstery are sure to brighten up any space.

Features

Sleek, modern in styling and perfect for the home office
Offering the highest comfort via pocket sprung cushion seating and swivel base
Beautiful contrasting brunt orange velvet with black matt base
Minimum assembly required
Velvet with powder coated metal legs
For domestic use only
15 year frame guarantee
Free Delivery
Today's offer: 26/01/2024
Delivered in est. 2 weeks.

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Edited by a community support team member, 26 January 2024

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25th Jan
When looking for a chair, avoid gaming chairs. For me, being so tall, it has to have a high back and I look at the base to see how thick / padded it is - usually cheaper seats skimp on the base cushion (I've had a few £20 Argos gaming chairs in my time, that's how I know - supported my back somewhat but felt like I was sitting on a metal plate after a few months).

Of course, cheap foam can usually lose its springiness quickly but that's two things I look out for. I also hate wheels as they tend to mess up your flooring.
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25th Jan
The base is thick and really comfy …well for my big butt lol
25th Jan
Welcome to HukD's, congratulations on your 1st deal
26th Jan
Looks dreadful and bad for your back
26th Jan
When does yours arrive
26th Jan
Looks nice but probably not practical as an office chair. Heat though
26th Jan
Office chair? I'd definitely not like to use that day in day out. No ergonomics. Nice looking chair, though, for a dining room table or something
25th Jan
Can’t see how you can sit in this and then slide it under your table. Especially if you have carpet.
25th Jan
It rotates centrally.
26th Jan
Well done on your first deal Thanks for sharing!
27th Jan
"modern in styling"

Looks like something from the 70s. Which isn't neccessarily a bad thing.