This wingback chair was very easy to build. The back fits the seat with two guide pins, then two bolts and washers connect the two parts together permanently. The four legs are made of metal and they each attach with four bolts. Its a straightforward assembly that results in a good-looking, solid chair. The upholstery is well installed and feels like it will last a good while.
Sadly, this chair reminds me of the pretty girl in high school who was also a sociopath.
There is a rather noticeable new cushion smell to the chair. I think that will fade after a few days. UPDATE: Its been three days and my wife wont let me keep it in the house. Ive tried letting it off-gas outside in the sun without good effect. I put it in the garage and if I sit in the chair in the garage it gives me a headache. The noxious fumes have probably already altered my genetic code.
The back of the chair is very comfortable to rest against, the angle of the chair begs me to lounge in this chair. Update: The charm of the sociopath is a lie. I think this chair is trying to kill me.
The seat, features thin padding. After sitting in it for only an hour Im pretty sure Ill need to add a cusion to sit on. Update: This chairs seat has about an inch and a half of open-cell foam padding. I can tell its cheap open cell foam padding because it collapsed into almost no foam padding after about two hours of sitting time. Now it feels like Im sitting on a park bench. Maybe a little better than that, it feels like sitting on a towel on a park bench. It is not comfortable. And it smells. And the off-gassing stuff is probably poisoning me because it gives me a headache. I want to burn this chair, but Im afraid I would be arrested for crimes against the environment.
Its not good value for money. I think it will last forever and I will regret every day I spend with this chair. I hope it doesnt give me permanent respiratory damage. I am filled with shame for possessing this chair, but I cannot figure out how to dispose of this disastrous mistake.
This would make a very nice gift to give to an ex-wifes divorce lawer.
Well built, good looking, DISASTER
This wingback chair was very easy to build. The back fits the seat with two guide pins, then two bolts and washers connect the two parts together permanently. The four legs are made of metal and they each attach with four bolts. Its a straightforward assembly that results in a good-looking, solid chair. The upholstery is well installed and feels like it will last a good while. Sadly, this chair reminds me of the pretty girl in high school who was also a sociopath. There is a rather noticeable new cushion smell to the chair. I think that will fade after a few days. UPDATE: Its been three days and my wife wont let me keep it in the house. Ive tried letting it off-gas outside in the sun without good effect. I put it in the garage and if I sit in the chair in the garage it gives me a headache. The noxious fumes have probably already altered my genetic code. The back of the chair is very comfortable to rest against, the angle of the chair begs me to lounge in this chair. Update: The charm of the sociopath is a lie. I think this chair is trying to kill me. The seat, features thin padding. After sitting in it for only an hour Im pretty sure Ill need to add a cusion to sit on. Update: This chairs seat has about an inch and a half of open-cell foam padding. I can tell its cheap open cell foam padding because it collapsed into almost no foam padding after about two hours of sitting time. Now it feels like Im sitting on a park bench. Maybe a little better than that, it feels like sitting on a towel on a park bench. It is not comfortable. And it smells. And the off-gassing stuff is probably poisoning me because it gives me a headache. I want to burn this chair, but Im afraid I would be arrested for crimes against the environment. Its not good value for money. I think it will last forever and I will regret every day I spend with this chair. I hope it doesnt give me permanent respiratory damage. I am filled with shame for possessing this chair, but I cannot figure out how to dispose of this disastrous mistake. This would make a very nice gift to give to an ex-wifes divorce lawer.