Computer Chair

jeffk

Ok I have this from Argos

http://www.argos.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=30001&catalogId=1500001801&langId=-1&searchTerms=617+8077&Submit=GO+%3E

And have had the one just down the price range and both arms have snapped, this one just today.
Im tall and big shall we say, but wouldn't expect a chair to break after 4 months.

Can anyone recommend something similar, on a temporary one now and the lack of high back is annoying, around the same price(or less lol),
Im in blanch so the shopping centre beside me with the usual suspects for pcs/furniure.

Cheers in advance.

babaloushka

jeffk wrote: »

Ok I have this from Argos

http://www.argos.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=30001&catalogId=1500001801&langId=-1&searchTerms=617+8077&Submit=GO+%3E

And have had the one just down the price range and both arms have snapped, this one just today.
Im tall and big shall we say, but wouldn't expect a chair to break after 4 months.

Can anyone recommend something similar, on a temporary one now and the lack of high back is annoying, around the same price(or less lol),
Im in blanch so the shopping centre beside me with the usual suspects for pcs/furniure.

Cheers in advance.

Return it to Argos and get your money back or a replacement. They are usually pretty good for returns within a year of purchase if the item is faulty, which your chair must be, unless you are using it for some kind of acrobatics
I have found in the past that you really need to SIT in a chair to find out if it suits you, so the build-it-yourself variety are no good. I recently went to Ikea intending to buy an expensive computer chair for the comfort - I chose them because all of their chairs are assembled for trying out. I eventually went home with almost the cheapest one there as it as the most comfortable for me

jeffk

babaloushka wrote: »

Return it to Argos and get your money back or a replacement. They are usually pretty good for returns within a year of purchase if the item is faulty, which your chair must be, unless you are using it for some kind of acrobatics
I have found in the past that you really need to SIT in a chair to find out if it suits you, so the build-it-yourself variety are no good. I recently went to Ikea intending to buy an expensive computer chair for the comfort - I chose them because all of their chairs are assembled for trying out. I eventually went home with almost the cheapest one there as it as the most comfortable for me

Ah ill be bringing it back alright, this is my 4 chair/replacement, with two breaks and two wouldn't assemble properly.

Ill check ikea out now thanks.
To me a chair is a chair, nothing to fancy once it has the high back and lasts the pace im happy.