Chaise de travail ergonomique Hallam

I spent way too much time shopping for a new chair and reading product reviews and blogs about ergonomics. I took a risk on this one as it had very few reviews, but it looked like exactly what I wanted. Arms go up to tuck under desk- Chic look with grey upholstery (I wanted something comfortable when I wear shorts - not mesh or leather)- No squeaks, smooth glide wheels, feels light and more maneuverable than my last chair- Adjustable height- shorter seat pan and narrow distance between arm rests, which is perfect for my 5'5 ht and light build. After two day's use it's hard to say if this is a good or bad thingTime will tell if this is a high-quality product, but for now I am very happy with the style and value.

The chair came when it said it would. It was just as described. It was a good price compared to the other chairs I researched on the internet. It is comfortable but not overly plush, and I really like that the arms flip up. In our small house it really helps get the chair out of the way. I am over all pleased with the chair and the price. I'm glad I bought it.

This chair fit it mostly being fabric and having nylon arms. I got it built in 45 minutes from the point of ripping the plastic off to figuring out how to get the back lined up to the arms that screw it into the bottom. I highly suggest putting the back part and bottom part on first before screwing the metal part in on the bottom, it will make it easier. This thing has great back support, I can lean back into it.

The up/down hydraulic works perfectly (albeit, you can't do it while sitting in the chair, hardly a gripe.) and the chair leans back to a comfortable position if you have the mechanism unlocked. Wheels roll smoothly as well, even in my room with a carpet in terrible condition that makes it hard to traverse.

I got this chair for my daughter, and she really likes it a lot, it is sturdy, and seems that will last a long time. So far, I can highly recommend it!