Fern

Some family member with 10hr fwh job has developed spine issues and bought the aeron...heaping praises after praises so I had always this chair in the back of my mind... My primary reasons for buying Aeron: it forces you to sit in a more upright posture which rewards your back in long sitting hours

I was also contemplating to buy Haworth Fern... it was also costing half of aeron with same warranty but I had concerns about longterm durability of it's foam over the years + many people said that it's build quality is not as good as HM or steelcase... Going for aeron now...

Haworth Fern and Steelcase Leap V2 were my 2nd and 3d choices...they both offer same 12 year warranty as HM. Why I didn't go for them personally? They both are foam chairs.. which after 3-5 years always sags and looses it's comfort and form & needs replacement especially the seat one.. also I live i

Yea unfortunately they don't get longer with the leap Plus, just wider. I moved to a Haworth Fern for a longer seat pad and a taller back, but the build quality is considerably worse than the Steelcase. I don't think this chair would support your weight. Haworth Soji XL is rated for 600lbs but it's

J'avais vu la Haworth Fern qui semblait intéressante, mais je lisais plusieurs commentaires en ligne disant que la qualité de construction était pas mal variable. À voir...

Haworth Fern is trash. It was the worst of all the top tier chairs I tested. Felt so cheap and even came broken. Maybe try liber novo? I settled on a used life form high back executive chair and it has been leaps and bounds better than any other chair I've tested.

Gesture is fine and to me - quite forgiving. Fern is an underwhelming chair as all Haworth products have been to me so far. Not worth the money. Fern headrest is a joke, back support lackluster and that squeaky rubber pillow is ridiculous and wants to slide down all the time. Seat adjustment also di

The Please (v2 at least) is a great chair and I've been saying that a lot here for 5 years at least. Another person that goes in depth about the Please v2, especially contrasting it to other Steelcase chairs, is Szynalzski om his blog (google it). He went with the Leap in the end but the Please v2 i

Hmm—I’d actually say the opposite. I have a Herman Miller Mirra that was provided by my employer, and it’s been the only chair that truly hasn’t given me back pain. I can sit in it for hours without any issues. After using it for about five years, I tried replacing it with the Haworth Fern and the S

They can technically wrap with paper and/or use boxes to separate and protect the chair parts. Honestly thank you for sharing this image because I was tempted to get a fern instead of an embody because it's on sale but no way I'd give my monthly salary to a company that ships a product in this condi