Computer chairs: the backbone of a good sit up.

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EoRaptor: Sep 13, 2003; by Fluffdaddy

Cosmo Clock 21 posted:

Anybody used kneeling chairs before? The concept seem intriguing if nothing else.

I have a friend who swears by them, but if you don't have a very close thigh/calf ratio, they can be grueling. I have terrible knees and could never use them.

Also, if you already have a slouch, they aren't very good, as you can easily pitch forward and make it worse, not better.

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EoRaptor: Sep 13, 2003; by Fluffdaddy

tuyop posted:

What's the go-to online store for these refurbished chairs in Canada?

We're starting to outfit our home office and since one of us works from home 1-2 times a week, and possibly more in the future, the stuff actually has to be good. This is in Halifax if there are also stores in the area that anyone magically knows about.

They need to be able to go really short though, like so that a 5'2" woman can comfortably reach the floor. This is a tall order in office furniture, apparently.

It does exist at that height. I have a whole office worth of furniture to get rid of (in Toronto) included desks, chairs, conference tables, cubicles, and some of them would fit a shorter person. The companies that normally liquidate stuff like this are saturated though and aren't interested in more, so it's proving to be tough to clear things out.

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EoRaptor: Sep 13, 2003; by Fluffdaddy

8-bit Miniboss posted:

https://twitter.com/LogitechG/status/1286001836223352832

$1500

So Logitech brought the branding and Herman Miller brought the price tag, gotcha.

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