Scaun de birou Steelcase The Please; Fotoliu managerial Scaun Fotolii

Scaunul este Steelcase, este foarte confortabil si se afla in stare buna. Prezinta urme firesti de folosire.

Tapiteria nu este agatata, rupta ori uzata in exces. Necesita curatare. Structura metalica nu prezinta urme de rugina, lovituri ori zgarieturi de profunzime. Rotile sunt silentioase.

Este un scaun super ergonomic cu un pret de lista de 1050 euro. Modelul a castigat numeroase premii, in 2013 ocupand pozitia a 5-a in topul celor mai bune scaune de birou din lume

Adaug in finalul anuntului descrierea scaunului culeasa de pe site-ul britanic businessinteriors.

Are urmatoarele reglaje:

Inaltime - sus / jos

Sezut - fata / spate

Spatar - sus / jos

Spatar - fata / spate

Manere - sus / jos

Dimensiuni:

Inatime maxima spatar: 124 cm

Inaltime minima spatar: 106 cm

Inaltime maxima sezut: 54 cm

Inaltime minima sezut: 42 cm

Lungime: 65 cm

Adancime: 65 cm

Dimensiuni perna sezut: 46 X 47 cm

Pot asigura livrare in Bucuresti - 50 de lei indiferent de zona.

Pentru expediere in tara plata se va face in avans, in baza facturii emise.

Pentru livrare in tara va rog cereti detalii prin mesaj privat. Fac si livrari prin curier propriu, transport dedicat cu duba de 3.5 tone sau Logan MCV.

"Perhaps a surprise entrant for some not familiar with this less famous chair (it isn’t sold in the US by Steelcase because this European designed chair overlaps with Leap), but this chair has possibly the best back mechanism of any chair on the market. Like Leap, this chair also has an independently moving and adjustable lumbar, except it is even more flexible than the Leap back. For many this chair is considered better ergonomically than Leap for this very reason, so if you’re outside of the US it’s worth trying both chairs out. It’s also slightly cheaper than Leap. Unlike Leap, the back can also pivot from side to side around the back support column, allowing even more free movement of the spine. In this regard, it stands comparison with the best ergonomic chair from Herman Miller, Embody. In our view the more flexible back mechanism in the lumbar of this chair makes it better ergonomically than Herman Miller’s Embody chair, which is also far more expensive – hence our decision to place this ahead at fifth spot."