Zody

Haworth is just extra janky vs Herman Miller or Steelcase. I've been to multiple different companies where there's literally a "Haworth Triage" area -- filled with countless broken Zody's, Very's, and other fine (/s) Haworth chairs. I think Haworth makes a decent chair when new but they don't seem t

My experience with Offeco has been so bad that I now view them as chronically unreliable. I ordered 2 Haworth Zody chairs from them. First, they “forgot” the new hard floor wheels. Then they also “forgot” to deliver the second chair at all. When that second chair finally arrived, the backrest mesh w

Whichever one fits you best. For my specific body, the Ikea Markus beat all other contenders. I went to multiple office liquidation sales that had Herman Miller Sayl chairs, Steelcase Gesture chairs, and Haworth Zodys. Nothing compared to the cheap and reliable Ikea Markus.

The Zody still looks like a very default option for IT office spaces. This makes a lot of sense to me because it is, in my opinion, one of the best chairs that will fit most people: tall and short, large or small. Its biggest downsides are the fragile armrest paddings and lumbar piece, along with ma

Is it really cheap? Haworth Zody, the seat cushion could deteriorate after that long. Again, if it's really cheap, maybe that's not a deal breaker. The mechanical is probably in decent condition. What about the mesh on the back? Again with Zody, I think their mesh tends to lose some of its support o

Dont buy haworth. They are overpriced, low quality, bad service, bad warranty. There is a reason they limit everything and companies selling them off after a couple of years. Just google zody broken lumbar. Thats why you can get a comforto ("Zody", "Very") for 100€ on ebay. They will break soon