Today I picked up the new home office chair that I ordered last week. It is anew version of the chair I had before. Not that the old chair broke or anything. My father in law took it :) So I need a new one.
It was a choice between minimalist yet strong mid-range office chair and a gamer chair. In the end I decided to take the traditional way with the real office chair.
It took me 40 minutes to assemble the chair, from box to ready to sit on. It was a no-fuss work with taking photos in between steps.
Smoother assembly and better fit that most of the IKEA gadgets. here is the photo-story of the assembly.
The box that I carried it inside on my own. Quite heavy as it should be.
The parts
Opening the box.
Chair's base is of a heavy, hard, and sturdy plastic.
Headrest.
Armrests.
Seat.
Backrest.
Wheels.
Central pole with the lift.
Screws, tool, and instructions in Slovenian language.
Assembly and usage instructions in English.
Assembly
Wheels fixed on the base.
Lift put in the base.
Seat attached.
Armrests fastened with two screws each.
Back and headrest attaches, the backrest is fixed with three screws.
That's it, the chair is ready to be used. That's why I am off for a short run now.
proof of run
Easy jog to continue the streak.
better and better
:ervin :lemark
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