Computer Chair Wobbling

Still waiting for China to design an office chair meant for sumo wrestlers.... I'd buy one.

 

Rated up to 400lbs.
https://www.staples.com/Staples-Glenvar-Bonded-Leather-Big-and-Tall-Chair/product_1035219
Killing that one could be a challenge

 

After beating the snot out of my chair, and with forethought and malice I broke it's arms, dismembered it legs and severed it's back from it's seat. And without any remorse, I stuffed each limb into black plastic bags and hid them in my neighbors trash receptacle. It was a messy sight in my office from the spilled fluid of the lift... wouldn't ya know it would be red?

 

Lemme guess... White shag carpet ?

 

Compressed dog arm rests.
Those always break for me.
The one I have now has steel arm rests, but the nutserts going into the plywood are starting to give way slowly.

But so far I have about 2 1/4 years on it. The last one lasted 4 1/2 months.

Edit to add : this one looks like http://www.ebay.com/itm/Executive-E...l-PU-Leather-Computer-Desk-Task-/151932813613

 

How'd you know?
btw: can I borrow your chair for a little while?

 

Steelcase ftw if your budget permits.

 

12 year warranty on a $2700 office chair...

 

Skip forward to 18 seconds for your answer.

 

Although I may have my way with your chair, I'm not asking to marry the damn thing

 

You don't care for loose chairs, huh ?

 

They are very strong chairs. My work only uses them.

 

You work with a bunch of fatties huh ?

 

No chair abusers, , they sit on the hand rest sometimes.

 

My kinda people!

 

Actually, for luxury and convenience, nothing beats a swiveling chair with caster wheels. And if you're sitting close to a desk, it's very convenient for getting in and out.

Since I started using a swiveling chair, my comfort has taken a turn for the better, and the wheels have let the good times roll.

 

I didn't know there were any other kind that didn't swivel & roll
(except for broken ones)

 

You have to be careful of the ones that roll especially if you're going to be buying the cheaper end. The wheels can actually cause it to break faster if not built well.