| | |  | Any Questions Please feel free to call TOLL FREE 1-866-533-5147 Furniture & Decor | Home » » Ergonomic Kneeling Posture Office Chair with Back | | | | | | | Description: | | Ergonomic Kneeling Posture Office Chair with Back. Thick Padded Seat, Back and Knee Rest Provide Firm Support. Adjustable Back Angle. Adjustable Back Height. Adjustable Seat Height. Black Fabric. Black Powder Coated Steel Frame. Dual Wheel Casters. This Chair meets and/or exceeds ANSI/BIFMA standards. | | | Features: | |
• Back Size: 18''W x 21''H
• Seat Size: 18''W x 17''D x 2''T
• Knee Size: 19''W x 11''D x 2''T
• Overall Max: 19''W x 32''D x 43'' - 50''H
• Brand New in box
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Ergonomic Kneeling posture office chair with backFeb 28, 2009
I still don't have my chair put together, but may not work for me either,(5'4") after reading the other reviews. My chair came with a broken part and though I tried to send picutres to them of the part, so it can be replaced, my messages won't go through. Verizon calls them spam. I couldn't even send it to my granddaughter to help me--same spam notice. I may just send it back anyway, if I can't reach them. I am almost 74 years old and this is a lot of hastle for me.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Not Adjustable equals Not ErgonomicDec 19, 2008
Maybe the most fundamental principle of ergonomics is proper fit. On that score, this chair will inevitably fail most people, since there is very little opportunity to adjust height, angles, etc. In my case (I am 5'4"), the knee pads need to be about six inches closer to the seat and pitched at a different angle, and the back rest should slide forward a couple inches. Sadly, neither the back rest nor the knee pads slide or pitch in any direction.
This is probably a great chair if it just happens to fit you (in which case, you are probably at least 6 feet tall). Otherwise, it's a torture device--that is , NOT "ergonomic."
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
GarbageOct 14, 2008
Not a good design, can't use it with a computer, no height adjustment. Dealer is a slick talker, will try to get you to keep it instead of returning it.
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