Best Chair for Back
#22
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I sold office furniture for years. Look for a tilting seat and back that locks independently. Usually there are three paddles on the side. One for height, one for the seat and one for the back. They aren't cushy but can be tilted an way that feels good to your back.
#23
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I have an ancient office chair without arms. No gas cylinders so I set it and forgot it and it still works. I sit with the back right up against my back to help me sit straight. Works for me
I have had a bad back(now more or less fixed) and you do need to watch height of seat and have good support to your lower back.
I have had a bad back(now more or less fixed) and you do need to watch height of seat and have good support to your lower back.
#25
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So many good options, pbraun! You want to look at the seat shapes and hopefully know which ones work best for you. You also want to look at the foot ring/stand position and size. So hard to know what fits without trying.
I could be happy with a couple in the $100-200 range, but I think this would be my choice just above that:
https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pd...000387026.html
edit: notice that you choose either rolling or standard feet. Roller balls are also a consideration depending on what your surface is. If you have carpeting, many people like to put down a hard runner if they are machine quilting on a rolling chair set up.
I could be happy with a couple in the $100-200 range, but I think this would be my choice just above that:
https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pd...000387026.html
edit: notice that you choose either rolling or standard feet. Roller balls are also a consideration depending on what your surface is. If you have carpeting, many people like to put down a hard runner if they are machine quilting on a rolling chair set up.
#27
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#28
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Thanks Toverly. I was wondering about all of the "paddles" on some chairs.
Look for the ring on the bottom helps too. If it is not there it appears that the seat will not be hight enough.
Look for the ring on the bottom helps too. If it is not there it appears that the seat will not be hight enough.
#29
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Central NJ
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BTW - I lied! So sorry - I actually ordered from Overstock.com - not Wayfair! Sheesh. I just went into my email to look for brand, at least, that I ordered and couldn't understand why I didn't have a confirmation from Wayfair. Good grief.
At any rate, the brand I ordered was Serta - model Leighton. Definitely not the style you are looking for but I am happy with the product for whatever that is worth.
Good luck.
At any rate, the brand I ordered was Serta - model Leighton. Definitely not the style you are looking for but I am happy with the product for whatever that is worth.
Good luck.