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Maybe not Herman Miller but I think steelcase does....will be on the expensive side ig depending on the model....you could msg him and he'll send pics.

Racing style gaming chairs are functionally worthless, they are designed for vehicles that go really fast, and people like them because they are cool looking. Also the fact most all of these chairs have a hard seat, cheap foam and don’t last more than a few years GTRacing being one of the main offen

Everyone preaches Herman Miller chairs as the best be all be all. They are hella expensive though. I found a Steelcase chair, think it was the leap model on fb marketplace for $150, and I love it. Super comfy. I’m a about 275 and it’s comfy and feels very sturdy

Fala OP, parabéns pela compra! Por coincidência, to em uma situação parecida com a sua. Tenho uma Steelcase Think V1 que adquiri usada. Ela tava “abandonada” em um estoque, com pouco uso e está impecável. Amo essa cadeira e acho extremamente confortável. Atualmente trabalho home office, e preciso me

I got the Haworth Zody recently and I think I should have gone for the Steelcase one

I generally suggest refurbished Steelcase chairs. I personally use a refurbished Steelcase Think.

I think there are some herman miller products that are similar....but he does also have steelcase humanscale etc which are equally good brands if not better. Just msg him and explain what you want and what your budget is.

I’ve bought multiple steelcase chairs from them for great prices. Recently it seems like their prices are higher than previously (paid less than 100 each for two different thinks and a leap) but still relatively cheap in comparison to online resellers. You can follow them on Instagram to see what ne

I've done okay with Steelcase chairs, I originally tried them at work. I just found someone who sells them secondhand after buying them from office liquidators and got one for a fraction of the price 🎉 if you happen to be in LA I'll hook you up, lol. Having adjustable armrests and good lumbar suppor

Nope. They are fine if you test them before buying. Companies like Steelcase give a warranty of 12 years for a reason. They are far superion all the budget trash companies. I've been using Steelcase since day 1 at office and have a refurbished Think at home. I wouldn't go back to any budget company