Hi, could you tell if it reclines easy and is it ok for 10 hrs daily work please?
593901
NO, it does not recline easily. I would not recomend it for 10 hours daily anything.
732817
It's OK, nothing substantial or fancy here. Because you can recline them, I always am able to find a comfortable position, but for people with any kind of back problems, I wouldn't count on these chairs to meet your needs.
979577
I qualify. Had chair for six months now and it has done well. No problems what so every. Use about 8 hrs per day at work. J. Lowrie
2129607
1. No assembly was required that I can recall. If anything, it would only have been sliding the backs into place. No sweat. 2. Yes, I would call it that. The back doesn't go any further back when you recline. The seats and footrests slide forward. 3. When fully reclined, it isn't quite fully horizontal, but it comes reasonably close to it. It's quite comfortable.
2158412
I use the drafting stool 8+ hours 3 days a week. Adjustment range is okay, not great, not bad. Had an equally priced chair and had to get rid of due to position issues. Overall a great work chair.
1597188
I am 5'5" and find this chair comfortable; however, I would not recommend this chair in an office work setting. The chair's neutral position is in a reclining position. You cannot adjust the chair to sit up straight. There is plenty of seat room for average size person. The back part of the chair ends about shoulder height on me, so I cannot rest my neck/head against it. The construction is sturdy, but I did have difficulty with a couple of screws.
1719514
I find it to be very sturdy. It does not lean back as an office chair would but it is not meant to. Its purpose is to provide support for your back which it does very well. One of the best purchases I have ever made for my drumming and bad back.
219822
No it doesn't recline at all. You have to force it back. I wouldn't suggest it for 10 hours use. My back hurts sitting in it for 15 minutes. I have to put a pillow behind/under me.
1592042
I would describe this as a recliner for occasional use vs. a chair you can "camp out" in. It is very firm and not what I would describe as comfy. My husband is 5'10'' and he says it is fine for him; but I would probably not recommend it.
2047006
The chair does not lay flat. The full recline is about 130 degrees. However between the upright position to that position it can be stopped at any point.
1251416
Yes! The reclining positions are nice, We had it a bit reclined when first using the highchair when our daughter was younger. Haven't used the seat adjustments yet so I can't speak to those, but I know it's an option. Overall a great chair so far!
610314
I think it has good back support. We use it as a conference table chair and our clients like them. I'm not sure how supportive it would be for an all day type of desk/work chair.
219819
Yes and yes. When you put it together you can adjust how much or little you would like it to recline.
215652
Personally, I find that 5+ hours is alright, but much after 6 1/2, 7 hours, you feel like you want to lay down. It's no LayZBoy, but it's far better than most chairs I've tried (it looks cool too). But it you try to sit down for long without a shirt and pants (I don't, home is where the pants aren't) then the fabric is not terribly comfortable.
126894
hi sherrin! A couple responses (after using mine for about 6 months, and taking some measurements): (1) The recline is not adjustable (only 2 positions - open or shut). (2) I don't think it reclines as much as you think (if you look closely at the photo, I think the placement of the hinge creates a minor optical illusion). I actually measured the recline - it's about 20-21 degrees, whereas an average dining room chair back would be reclined 15 degrees, and the average living room furniture would be 15-20 degree recline. To me, it feels the same angle as any other living room furniture I've ever used. (3) Because the chair sits lower to the ground (12 or 13", compared to an average dining room chair of 16"), your knees would be in your chest if you tried to "prop up" the back too much. Yes I think you could back it up against a wall, just doesn't seem like it would be comfortable. I'm over 6 ft, I think this chair is super-comfy the way it is (I'm usually working on my laptop, but I also use it for watching TV &/or gaming). My suggestion is, take your measurements, only get it if you think it will work for you as-is.
427074
Swivel yes, recline, no. It is angled back a lil tho. Easy to put together, but a lotta screws
1591357
The tilt resistance is decent, but not super-tight. I am weight 250 and usually sit erect, so I am not certain about continuous reclining. I have the tension on maximum and with that setting it requires a light push with the legs to recline. Releasing pressure will result in the chair returning to upright position. I would say that I am pleased with the recline resistance.