Spec me a chair 100 quid.

[Energize]

Expect a £100 chair to feel like sitting on a bed of nails after a year or two.

 

[Zbornak]

Expect a £100 chair to feel like sitting on a bed of nails after a year or two.

10 year guarantee though for the above linked Ikea chair. That's pretty bold isn't it?

 

[Energize]

10 year guarantee though for the above linked Ikea chair. That's pretty bold isn't it?

Does it guarantee it to be comfortable?

 

[Zbornak]

Does it guarantee it to be comfortable?

I haven't read the terms of the guarantee.

 

[Nikolic]

Another vote for the Markus from Ikea. Replaced a cheap £40 faux leather one. Difference in comfort and support is night and day!

 

[PardonTheWait]

Expect a £100 chair to feel like sitting on a bed of nails after a year or two.

Alternatively if you occasionally manage to propel your loathsome spotty behind out of your chair for a few hours each day, a £100 office chair will feel quite splendid.

Mine was from IKEA and has the same mesh back as the Markus but it's not as posh. I like it.

 

[Energize]

Alternatively if you occasionally manage to propel your loathsome spotty behind out of your chair for a few hours each day, a £100 office chair will feel quite splendid.

Touched a nerve I guess.

 

[*Moangroan*]

I dont think that kashmir one is £100 pound anymore from staples...more like 199....lol...a victim of its own sucess

 

[Tefal]

Fox.

he hax

 

[Bigsy]

Markus aint bad used one for ages but a million miles away from the ergonomics of a real chair.

I managed to get a second hand steelcase leap on ebay for £100, it looks like new and I can honestly say its just about the best £100 I've ever spent.

We have a mix of herman miller aeron and mirra chairs in work and my steelcase leap is comfier than both imo.

 

[xGBHxPegasus]

Always hear people rave about the markus

Does anyone remember who brought a Need4Seat chair? I remember somome posting in the what have you brought thread ages ago and want to know how its holding up

 

[dexter27]

really is best to get yourself along to a place and try them out

^ This. Everyones arse is different

 

[Shmo]

Another vote for second hand steelcase leap off the bay. It's big, heavy, stable and adequately adjustable. 9 years old and condition is still good and everything works so build quality must be decent. The plastic casters look like they've rolled down Ben Nevis though.

Don't think you can get a better chair new for the same money.

 

[Cleeecooo]

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/20103101/

this is what i've got, seems pretty good. got levers for up & down and tilting back n forth.

+1

Love this chair! If it was bigger and more socially acceptable, I'd replace my sofas with these

 

[Kamwah]

Always hear people rave about the markus

Does anyone remember who brought a Need4Seat chair? I remember somome posting in the what have you brought thread ages ago and want to know how its holding up

Me.

It's absolutely great, my 2 most recent kittens got to it a bit T_T

 

[Kazz]

Steelcase Leap from Ebay, sooo comfy . £125 ish

 

[CircleFaust]

i have the Ikea Markus

great chair at the price. only downside is arms could be better padded but you'll have to go more expensive for a plusher chair

 

[IC3]

Steelcase Leap from ****, sooo comfy . £125 ish

I would edit this as you are giving a different shop website.
Change it to Popular auction site

 

[Diagro]

i find that you need to spennd 300> to get a Chair thats good.

You want something that is made for 8h+ and has all over adjustment.

 

[IC3]

i find that you need to spennd 300> to get a Chair thats good.

You want something that is made for 8h+ and has all over adjustment.

The 2 mentioned above look good and comfy!