2014 Popular Office Chair A041 from Fortune Global 500 compoany
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- 30000 pc/month
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Packaging & Delivery
| Packaging Detail: | Export packing carton:5-ply packing:1pc/ctn packing carton size: 96*38.5*58 cm Carton N.W:13.8 kg G.W:15.5 kg |
| Delivery Detail: | 30-35days |
Specifications
metal office chair/manager chair/office chair
1. PU or cow split leather cover seat cushions
2. mesh material also is feasible
3. Soft padded chrome armrest
4. Butterfly mechanism or multi-function mechansim also is feasible meets EN 1335 and BIFMA 5.1 standard
5. EN 1335 and BIFMA 5.1 standard Gas-lift tested by TUV
6. Top quality chrome base meets EN 1335 and BIFMA 5.1 standard
7. Nylon castors EN 1335 and BIFMA 5.1 standard
PRODUCT SIZE: W60*D58*H117-127cm
- Q: I was wondering how to make a simple slip cover for a regular metal folding chair.
- For the back of the chair, try a pillowcase on it and see how it fits. What tucks do you have to make? Then try it on the seat. What type cover did you want? A full cover so you don't see the legs? You did not say. I would cut up a sheet, in fact you could use sheets if you do not want to invest in upholstery type fabric. They are washable too. Try a piece on the seat, let it hang to the floor in front, and extend up over the back of the chair until it reaches the floor below. Then you could sew the two backs together till it comes to the seat, stop there. Then you need to sew a piece to each side down to the floor. Then sew up the corners. Hem the bottoms and put a bow or Velcro fastener to the back of the seat corner, or pin it and then sew it, but you have to leave a little room so you can slip it on and off.
- Q: This chair is on the playground outside of the treehouse. It is shaped like an s, so that when 2 people sit in it, they are side by side, but facing in opposite directions. What makes it really cool, is that is also spins! I have no clue what this chair is called. I hope someone can help!
- to be honest i dont think there is
- Q: I am looking to purchase for a teen and a tween a lounge type chair - something is bright colors (one green/one pink) similar to a bean bag chair, but with a little more substance or back support. I saw one on PBTeen, but it is almost $200 each.Does anyone have any suggestions on where I might find one maybe for about $100? I've seen some really cheap looking ones - kind of like an extreme bright shiny vinyl which I didn't like. It also should be light enough and easy enough for them to bring from their bedrooms to the basement for TV watching with friends.
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- Q: I usually set up at a sunset festival. I would like to try to bring my chair somewhere during the day on the week day. Should I approach businesses. If so how? What do I say? I have a good personality just need a hint what would my pitch be.
- Talk to their human relations person. Maybe make a presentation about the benefits of chair massage. increased productivity, fewer sick days, improved morale, etc. you may even ask to do it as a one time thing and when they see the benefits ask if you can come monthly/weekly/whatever. good luck!
- Q: I am practicing Zen Meditation but cannot use the lotus or seiza position anymore because of legs issues. I was told to use a chair. Should I purchase a zafu to keep my back straight by putting this one on my back? Or should I just stand straight on the chair naturally?
- This okorder /t... As you'll see from the photo, you can use a zafu between your back and the seatback, to keep your spine in correct alignment. However you don't need to purchase a zafu for this purpose - any firm pillow or even a folded towel can serve this purpose. The zafu/pillow/towel/etc. only function to keep you from slumping into the back of the chair. You might try several different chairs with different seats and leg heights.
- Q: If a guy pulls out a chair for you at a restaurant, do you sit down and lift out of your chair a little to help him scoot you in? Or do you sit down and just let him scoot you? I just want to know in case this ever happens..?
- You should lift a little to make the chair easier to slide.
- Q: I bought a Thomasville Winfrey chair for $40 used last year, and have been holding off on having it reupholstered because of the cost. I've tried slipcovers with arm padding, but everything just looks weird on it. The current fabric is in terrible shape, but the structure is like new, and the wood is in great shape.
- Since you only paid $40 for it, the $350 is certainly a reasonable alternative to new. In most cases. reupholstering is much more expensive than buying new but if you know that the chair is $900-$1200 new, this is a bargain.
- Q: I'm wondering if it takes a relatively strong person to break a mid-quality chair over someone's head. Could the average person do it?
- I can't help but want to test and see if it would break or not. Personally, I don't think it could be done by most people unless they were insanely angry at their target of furniturey smackdown. And even then, the chair would probably win against someone's head.
- Q: Does pro wrestling over use the steel chair? and do you think they should use something else besides the chair when it comes to matches or attacks?
- I think it can sometimes be overused. Especially since most people are under the wrong assumption that they are special fake chairs that wrestlers use. They are not. They are standard chairs that you'd sit on in some meeting hall, and if used incorrectly, they can lead to very real injuries, such as concussions. In fact, after learning about just how dangerous concussions really are, and just how often some wrestlers who take unprotected shots to the head receive concussions, I'd be a very happy wrestling fan to never see an unprotected steel chair shot to the head ever again. Get your hand up and protect yourself! All that being said, I think pro wrestling goes to the steel chair so often is because in the fictional reality that is pro wrestling, it makes sense. They're big and look impressive. They make a loud crack that echos through the crowd. And most importantly, they're always around ringside. It makes perfect sense (in wrestling anyway) for a wrestler to get his hand on a steel chair since they're all over the place. It's a lot less believable when a wrestler gets his hand on say... oh... a cattle prod. (I'm looking at you Scott Hall and Kevin Nash)
- Q: my 8 month old fell out of a high chair at a restaurant and cut her lip it was due to the seat belt braking while she was still in it. my shirt was very bloody and all they offer was club soda and ice.i just thought they could have done more! should i sue?
- What more would you want them to do? None of them, I'm sure, are qualified to offer medical assistance. Cuts to the lip, unless severe, typically heal on their own (some ice to reduce swelling seems right). They could have offered to pay for the cleaning cost of your shirt, sure, but you seem to want more Your child doesn't seem severely injured; you would have taken her to the emergency room she had, right? Sure you can sue them, but that doesn't mean you're going to get any money from them. Just thank your lucky stars your child is okay and maybe inspect the high chairs yourself the next time you take your kid out to eat.
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2014 Popular Office Chair A041 from Fortune Global 500 compoany
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 30000 pc/month
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