EmiliasNana

I asked for this chair for Christmas and absolutely love it: (lift, tilt, roll with back and neck support, plus mesh seat for $129.) Thought the arms might get in the way.............they don't. I could take a nap in it LOL


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tessagin

I use one of the kitchen chairs. No arms but on casters and I can adjust the height. We bought some really cheap task chairs at Walmart then attach the caster base to our kitchen chairs. People really don't notice them and they work great for little ones who sit at the table. I like the one for the office because it adjusts to the different sewing surfaces.

caspharm

I know people have recommended the saddle style chair to use with a LA and DSM. Right now, I have one of the Ergonomic Advantage chairs and I really like it. It is a bit pricey, but I've had for several years and it still feels the same as when I bought it. I bought the floor model from the gal at PIQF, so I got a deal on it.

Vat

I bought my chair at Walmart. Love it ! ! It has 5 legs(wheels), raises and lowers, the back is mesh (this helps keep
your back cool), arms roll forward and backward (out of the way, when you don't want or need them). If I recall
I paid around $80 for it (I think), it is black in color. Like it so well, bought another one for the computer.

Quiltlady330

I've used this type of chair for years and am very satisfied.