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Previously on "Just had a day WFH - Not happy!"
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Look for the rating on the chair. I recently got one rated for 24 hour use and it was well worth it.
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Did someone forget to turn it upside down for you/Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostMy chair at work is more comfy!
Oh well.
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Christ, have I wondered on to Mumsnet by mistake? Where is the knitting section??
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Easy solution, buy another house and start again.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWHS
I go into the office to work because the desk setup is better. I had a home office built from scratch and like a numpty didn't pay any attention to how it would work once it was finished. The desk is not wide enough and the chair doesn't fit under it.
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WHSOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View PostMy chair at work is more comfy!
Oh well.
I go into the office to work because the desk setup is better. I had a home office built from scratch and like a numpty didn't pay any attention to how it would work once it was finished. The desk is not wide enough and the chair doesn't fit under it.
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I've got one of these at home:Originally posted by chef View PostWHat chair do you have at work? I'm looking for a new home office chair and haven't yet ound one that looks smart but is also comfortable. Any suggestions?
Designer Mesh Office Chair Black - Buy the Mesh Office Chairs and Designer Office Chairs from Milan Direct
Simple and elegant and very comfortable.
The mesh really helps if you like Commando WFH
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Try one of these, have 2 at home in the office.Originally posted by chef View PostWHat chair do you have at work? I'm looking for a new home office chair and haven't yet ound one that looks smart but is also comfortable. Any suggestions?
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WHat chair do you have at work? I'm looking for a new home office chair and haven't yet ound one that looks smart but is also comfortable. Any suggestions?
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Just had a day WFH - Not happy!
My chair at work is more comfy!
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