one of the comment said that this chair is not good to put under a desk but did not specify why. do you know why it might not fit under a desk ?
996952
It's the height of the arms that may cause a difficulty. My computer desk is at the right height to work on, but the chair arms won't quite fit under it if I have the chair near enough & high enough to be comfortable. It's no big deal, but just means adjusting to sitting slightly away from the desk and the chair can't be moved under it when not in use.
996953
I am unsure. Maybe they sit with the chair at the full extension due to longer legs. Which is how I have mine. The arms are in line with the desk. But I can lower the chair and it fits fine underneath the desk. I find the chair to be quite comfortable myself. Anyway, hope this helps. :)
996954
It's because of the arms. They come out at at about desk level. But at the same time, I find that they do not get in the way too much.
1676062
no way. it's huge. it would be like taking a poolside lounge chair and trying to put it under your desk. it is very sleek and modern looking however, and would look nice in the corner of your office if you had the space.
699708
Yes, I have both pieces. And you are correct. The chair will not slide under the desk. But it is fine for working, writing etc. it may not fit well in a toght space.
1910574
The mounting no. Everything fits underneath. An issue can be knee space if whole thing is under desk while you are sitting. Depends on desk and chair height.
1315633
This is perfect for me with standard desk heights. I lower desk chairs to suit my legs, and this is no different. I prefer sitting so my arms can rest on the desk and my spine is in alignment, rather than towering over the desk surface and leaning over like I see taller people...who probably need a taller desk. And these people usually complain of aching backs/back stress.
1905723
I'm thinking you can, but only if the chair reclines is whether you can find some use of it. It's a pretty firm foot stool too. It does have the tendency to slide a bit unless your feet are applying pressure down on it. I guess maybe adding some non-slip tape on the bottom to prevent from sliding further may work. I have mine underneath my desk almost hitting the back of the wall and therefore it really has no place to go from there. Hope this tip helped.
1987541
The legs are only 17.5" wide, it's the chair you'd probably have an issue with as far as sliding it under your desk. The front part of the chair is 22.5" and at its widest length, it's 24.5"
636298
The seat measures a solid 20 inches. If that's all the room you have, I would say this chair will not work with your desk.
1862997
no too low your legs wont fit under the desk unless you have a VERY short chair
1676061
Hi Jill no these chairs would't fit under a desk. They are too big. Overall they are very fragile and it allready broke a bit after the first week. Besides that there are metal inside the mattress so I would't recommend it for a longer sleep.
360838
I use chair at work which is a very small classroom--meaning I can only fit 5 desks in it. I don't have any problems moving around. I don't know exact measurements. I bought it because I am overweight and wanted a comfortable chair when I am sitting. If I had a complaint it would be that since I am only 5'8" I don't always slide to back of chair because it is big!
1500530
I know that somewhere on line I saw the dimensions. The only slight drawback to the height of about 30 inches is that if you have a wheeled office chair with arms, it might not roll all the way under the desk. A regular armless chair would probably be best with this desk. When I lower my chair all the way, it pulls under the desk at least part way. The dimensions listed by Lou on June 28th seem right to me.
960283
Depends on the height of the desk of course but I would say it is a little low for a desk chair
544264
I don't see why not. It's slightly reclined and a bit low, so if he has a higher desk, you might want to toss a cushion or somesuch to boost the seat a bit.I have used it at my desk, and it's been great.
1690703
That would depend on where you have it fastened. Mine is fastened to the desk top, and can be lowered a little bit lower than the desktop, but is not in a position where it could fit underneath it.
891139
it's pretty wide and deep, so it probably won't look or function properly as a dining chair. it would may be a little clumsy to pull in and out from under a table since it is pretty bulky and has some weight to it as compared to a standard dining table chair. You'd also need to have a really wide table.
1676059
No, this won't fit under a desk - it's much bigger than you'd expect also too bulky, even when folded.