Ergonomic Kneeling Posture Task Chair [WL-1430-GG] | ![Ergonomic Kneeling Posture Task Chair [WL-1430-GG]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41TpLoVIsdL._SL160_.jpg)
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| Brand: Office Furniture in a Flash
Category: Office Product
Department: Home and Kitchen
List Price: $219.00
Buy New: $106.00
You Save: $113.00 (52%)
New (5) Used (1) from $100.00
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 20752
MPN: WL-1430-GG
ASIN: B000TMK0NG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Comfort and Support of Kneeling Chair with the functionality of a Task Chair | | • | Black Fabric Upholstery | | • | Thick Padded Seat, Back and Knee Rest | | • | Pneumatic Seat Height Adjustment | | • | Tilt-Tension Adjustment |
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Product Description
Ergonomic Kneeling Posture Office ChairComfort and Support of Kneeling Chair with the functionality of a Task ChairBlack Fabric UpholsteryThick Padded Seat, Back and Knee RestProvides Firm SupportPneumatic Seat Height AdjustmentTilt-Tension AdjustmentHeavy-Duty Nylon BaseDual Wheel Casters
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| Customer Reviews:
 back support issue May 4, 2010
Forrest Rattray (Waveland, MS USA)
Pro:
good price. seems to be durable so far. height adjustment works great.
con:
I know that the correct sitting posture for a kneeling chair is not to use a backrest at all, but if the designer is going to have one on this chair, why not make it functional? The backrest, at it's most far back position, literally pushes you forward off the chair. I had to replace the supplied 4" X 3/8" carriage bolt with a 6" just to get comfortable.
changes:
I wish the seat could adjust forward and back, but I know that would raise the price.
 good office and meditation chair January 31, 2010
Jack Roddy
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Well made chair but no back adjustment. the back needed to be bent back about 10 degrees for my stature. I had a shop bend it rather than returhing to manufacturer.
 Adjusting The Chair January 18, 2010
Gina Hilario (California)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I have just gotten the chair and can't say if I will find it comfortable over time. I almost took it apart to return it because I found the back pressing against the middle of my own back so that I was forced to sit a couple of inches forward on the seat. When I mentioned this to my husband he promptly removed the spring. Suddenly the chair back seems lower, further back, and stationary so that I'm sitting straight up without support. When I feel like it I can now lean back slightly and rest my lower back against the chair back for a few moments. This may not be the way the chair was intended to be used but so far it's working for me.
The directions for assembling it aren't the best. I've assembled a few chairs by myself but had to ask my more mechanical husband for help on this one.
Good Chair for Average User; Too Small for Tall Guys January 14, 2010
Jim from Oaktown (Oakland, California)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Bought one of these for a friend who had complained of lower-back pain after working at his home computer. Several years earlier, I had ordered a "Kneelsit" chair from Australia for the same reason, and found that it really eliminated my back pain, but my friend wanted something cheaper and smaller. The WL-1430-GG requires a lot of assembly (tip: lay out all the smaller parts on a table, in the same order as shown on the assembly instructions, and use a magnifying glass to see the detail of "what goes where" in the line drawings). When assembled, the chair looked good (the tilted seat is good for relieving strain on the lower back), and the three settings for seat height are a plus, but the knee pad turned out to be positioned too close to the seat for comfort, since my friend is 6'2", with long legs. (Unfortunately, the knee pad can't be adjusted relative to the seat.) We took apart the rubber shock absorbers and related parts that support the knee pad, and re-assembled them on the "wrong" side of the crossbar: this provided an extra inch or so of space, but it's still a tight fit. Bottom line: this is probably a good chair if you are of average height and weight. If you're unusually tall, short, or heavy, be sure to test the chair before discarding its packaging, since you may need to return it.
 Great customer service June 5, 2009
Anne (WA, USA)
5 out of 36 found this review helpful
The chair didn't work for me unfortunately. However, the seller made made the return of the chair easy. Very good customer service. Would by from Cross Country Furniture again.
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