Office chairs

hi everyone!

I will start renovating my office tomorrow. So far, I have always bought everything from Ikea. However, I am uncertain about the office chairs. I want a chair that is as back-friendly as possible. Can you recommend one to me? Do such chairs even exist?

I would be very grateful for quick help.

jessy

hi jessy!

so i have an office chair from ikea and am super satisfied with it. however, i don't know much about the ergonomics topic. but i think the chairs are pretty good ...

best regards
sweety

I am also very satisfied with mine, but it was one of the more expensive ones, and it's worth it for my back :)! Have fun shopping!

Hello shortly after it appeared in the assortment in Germany, I bought the office chair "Markus." At the time, I considered the item a real bargain at a price of 169,-. After about a year, this slowly started to change. The top layer of the armrest padding peeled off and crumbled away. At Ikea, they did offer me a goodwill replacement, which I never carried out. (Bis zum nächsten deutschen Ikea sind es um die 100km) It wasn’t really bad and didn’t really affect its use. Then, after some time, the "Lendenwirbelstütze" also came loose on one side, and I thought for a while about just using the base and screwing a different chair onto it. But since nothing fit right off the bat, I never got past the planning phase there. Luckily. Just now, the mechanism of the thing gave out. Sure, the durability is well above the legally required 2 years. But I do have higher standards for furniture. These were well met by all the other Ikea furniture. Only this chair is simply junk.

Hello
shortly after it appeared in the range in Germany, I bought the office chair "Markus". At that time, I considered the item a real bargain at a price of 169,-.
After about a year, this slowly began to change. The top layer of the armrest padding peeled off and crumbled away.
Ikea did offer me a goodwill replacement, which I never carried out. (The next German Ikea is about 100km away) It wasn't really bad and didn't really affect the use.
After some time, the "lumbar support" also came loose on one side, and I thought for a while about just using the base and screwing another chair onto it. But since that didn't fit right away, I haven't gotten beyond the planning phase yet.
Fortunately.
Just now, the mechanism of the thing gave out as well.

Sure, the durability is well above the legally required 2 years.
But I do have higher demands for furniture. These were well met by all the other Ikea furniture.

Only this chair is simply junk

Apparently that was really a flop. Well, what chair do you have now? I just moved and am looking for a good office chair, but that’s proving difficult.

We have chairs for everyday home use and real professional chairs for office needs. Drive over and get advice, there are some great ones :D