Flash FurnitureGarver Mid-Back Black Fabric Executive Swivel Office Chair with Nylon Arms

Great chair, great look. Got it for my mom who has back a knee problems and has had multiple surgeries. She says it's comfortable and doesn't sink, so stable. Works well on carpet of our home office. Size as advertised.

I must admit I was hesitant to make a purchase like this online, but I decided to go for it! I've had serious back problems and have migrated from uncomfortable kitchen chairs at my office desk to doing any kind of work and/or computer-related things from a lying position on my bed to no avail. It was time to finally get a computer chair, but I didn't have much to spend.After browsing for hours, I decided on this chair. I love it! It came in two days, all the hardware along with the allen wrench needed to assemble it were included in the box which was lightweight enough for me to carry myself. The assembly was fast, easy and hassle-free.I'm quite picky about all things, but especially items in or around my working space - ie. my desk, file area, etc. The chair swivels perfectly, reclines as far back as one would want to tilt and it has great suspension. I've been irritated in the past with chairs that are grand - comfortable, expensive, etc. but at maximum height, enough to be at a proper position at my desk, the arm rests are too high to actually fit under my desk causing me to work at a desk from a foot away. This chair is at the perfect height for optimal alignment all the while being able to roll right under my desk so as not to overreach or extend myself to attend to my paperwork, computer, etc.For the little amount of money I paid and the exceedingly satisfactory product... I would absolutely and definitely recommend this chair to anyone!! Enjoy!

I am downgrading my original review to 3 stars. I was happy with the chair, until one of the plastic cones at the bottom cracked, and after that the chair kept tilting back suddenly and tried to dump me out. I'm not going to take back my whole review because it was a good chair, and they could easily fix the problem by using metal parts for a few extra dollars, but FYI. If you buy this chair, make sure the chair tilts correctly or send it back, and if you hear some plastic crack, don't try to use the chair.Here was my original review:I received the chair today, put it together, and I'm sitting in it right now. The assembly is easy and the chair feels very solid. I bought it for the eye-catching price of 69 US dollars, which seems like a fair price because delivery was included. I like the Flash furniture kits. Until recently, I was using the Flash furniture kneeling chair at my desk. Since I hurt my knee, I'm unable to use the kneeling chair for more than a couple of hours without discomfort. I bought this chair, which is a conventional office chair with armrests and back support. It is not as ergonomic as the kneeling chair, but it is pretty good. I wanted to buy a chair upholstered in fabric, not leather, so it won't stick to my legs and so no animal is killed to make the chair. The black fabric looks good. The height control works well, and the swivel works well. There is no tilt adjustment to control the degree of tilt on the back of the chair. For that, you would need to move to a more expensive chair. You can tilt the chair back slightly by pushing with your feet, then it returns to vertical when you stop pushing. I am 5 foot 8 inches tall, and the back of the chair comes up to my shoulder blades. I can lean back in the chair comfortably and have full back support. The chair does not have support for your head or neck, but I don't need or want that anyway. The back of the chair is curved to provide lumbar support. The lumbar support is almost in the right place for my back, but I think it's about an inch off from being perfect. I don't believe it will cause me any discomfort. It might be designed for a slightly taller person. The padding seems very compressible and will probably not stay soft, but that's not a problem for me because I will just use a cushion or a folded blanket. Regarding the assembly: I have experience assembling furniture, as I put together most of the furniture in my house from kits in order to save money. The assembly on this chair is easy if you have experience using tools. Unfortunately it does not have detailed instructions, just one of those sheets with detailed pictures of what to do in each step of the assembly, but the pictures are easy to read. There is only one size of screw, so there is not a hassle of figuring out which size goes where. The kit comes with its own Allen wrench, so the only other tool you need is scissors to open the box, because the box was very well taped when the UPS guy brought it. You also might want a pair of cotton gloves, because the Allen wrench digs into the palm of your hand when you're tightening the screws. One important detail was not mentioned in the instructions, so I will explain it here in case you are new to assembling your own furniture. During each step of the assembly, when you put in the screws, make sure that you rotate around the screws and tighten them down evenly. Do not tighten one screw all the way, then move to the next screw. Instead you need to tighten each screw very lightly, then go around again and tighten each screw a little more, and keep going around and around until they are all as tight as they will go. I'm not an engineer, so I can't explain why this is necessary. I think it has something to do with shear forces. Anyway, it is necessary to rotate around the different screws and tighten them graduatlly, so they are all equally tight, in order to safely assemble the chair and make sure the screws don't come loose. If you don't follow this instruction, some of the screws will work loose, and the chair will be unstable. I would recommend this chair as a good mid-priced chair, if you are willing to spend a little time to make sure all the screws are tightened correctly.

After I finally finished putting together my desk (built from scratch) it was time to look at chairs. My problem is that I spend 7+ hours a day working on the computer, but 99% of it being pro bono, I don't have the budget for the chair that would do my back and my butt justice. So, I settled on this mid-price chair on the positive reviews here alone, and figured that I could always send it back if it wasn't a good fit.*Edited at the bottom of the review - see why I downgraded to four stars!*PUTTING IT TOGETHERBuilding the chair was a relatively simple process. The wheels and base simply clicked into place, and once I figured out that I had put one arm on the wrong side, it was a relatively simple process to put the chair and arms together. The chair comes with all the hardware you will need, and also includes an Alan key for tightening bolts - for some people this will be important, as there's nothing worse than not having the right tool for your new toy!CONSTRUCTION/QUALITYI have only owned older or cheaper chairs, but I do have friends with high-end chairs, and I'm pleased to say that this one in particular is just about right for the price-point. The overall build seems just fine - it's not rickety by any means and if you tighten the bolts properly there shouldn't be any give. The wheels move well, although I'm on hardwood so I'm not sure how they fair on carpet. Despite the arms and base being made of plastic/nylon, they are a very strong grade and should hold up just fine (I will update the review with any change in this).ERGONOMICS/COMFORTI find this chair to be very comfortable overall. There is some (set) lumbar support, and I find it quite easy to sit up straight without having to lean to far back to type comfortably. The chair comes to a nice height at the back (I'm 5'9"), and you can lean it back and set it or allow free leaning with the use of the side lever. The chair has a decent range in terms of height, although if you're taller or have a tall desk, you might find that it doesn't go as high as you might want. The seat is reasonably comfortable - it's definitely not the best I have experienced but so far has helped alleviate any serious fatigue - a legitimate concern when you spend many hours a day at your desk. The arms are unpadded, but not uncomfortable. I rarely use the arms, unless I'm watching a video or taking some time to think, so I didn't really weigh them in to my rating.OVERALLFor the price I paid, I am very pleased and at this price point I believe the chair merits the full five stars. I now have a comfortable, decently-made chair for less than a hundred dollars (at the time of this writing), and it has definitely improved my ability to work for longer stretches, allowing me to finish up a day's work more quickly! Overall, I can definitely recommend this chair as an excellent contender in this price range!*EDIT*Well, I decided to downgrade this review to four stars. After having the chair for several months, the seat padding has greatly decreased in effectiveness. Now granted, I use this chair for several hours every day so this may not apply to some people considering the chair, but nevertheless it is worth mentioning. It was only when we purchased a second chair for my wife that it became clear just how compressed the cushioning had become - you could actually feel the difference in height! I will be buying a chair cushion to alleviate this, so I still can recommend this chair, but perhaps with a little less enthusiasm.