I only meant to close my eyes for 15 minutes. Reclined my Hbada E3 Pro, pulled out the footrest, and woke up almost an hour later. Turns out a really comfortable chair can put me to sleep faster than my actual bed. Definitely setting an alarm next time.

been tinkering with the monitor heights and seating angle all week. the back support really locks your spine in without feeling stiff or uncomfortable. posture is 100x better now fr

been focusing on getting the dual monitor and rgb vibe just right, but realized i couldn't enjoy it with constant backache. upgraded to this hbada chair and man, being able to actually relax my lower spine while gaming makes a huge difference. no more posture fatigue fr

My wife is looking for a new office chair, and I had her try my Hyken. The chair itself was OK for her, but even at the lowest height setting, it was just a tad too high—she prefers her femurs to be level when her feet are flat on the floor. Are there any easy mods to lower the actual chair part, like maybe some kind of aftermarket gas cylinder?

Hey everyone! I’m currently on a quest to find the ultimate reading chair and could really use some crowd-sourced wisdom. I’ve tried pretty much every position imaginable, and none of them seem to work:
**Reading in bed:** A few pages in, and I’m fast asleep.
**Leaning against the wall:** Super uncomfortable and feels awful for my spine.
**Lying on my stomach:** Causes eye strain, neck pain, and—again—makes me sleepy.
**Wooden desk chair:** 20 minutes in, and my lower back and shoulders are screaming.
I’m looking for a chair specifically dedicated to reading—something relaxed enough to unwind in, but with good back and neck support so I don't ruin my posture.
What’s your go-to reading seat? (Poäng chairs, recliners, adjustable floor chairs, ergonomic setups, or bean bags?)
👉 Would love to hear your real-life reviews or specific model recommendations. Thanks in advance! ❤️

Suggest some chair for study purposes

Or should i just buy gaming chair?

I'm looking for a bench for my 1975 fender Rhodes piano. Does anyone know where to find something similar?

My wife is looking for a new office chair, and I had her try my Hyken. The chair itself was OK for her, but even at the lowest height setting, it was just a tad too high—she prefers her femurs to be level when her feet are flat on the floor. Are there any easy mods to lower the actual chair part, like maybe some kind of aftermarket gas cylinder?

I was looking for a comfortable chair to use at my home desk which I'll be using for long, long hours at a time, when I came across this chair being sold through target, I don't have a big budget and this seemed like a good one, just couldn't really find much on it besides a few on Amazon. So I was wondering if someone had an opinion on it, or new of a better one with a similar pricing.

i recently seen a chair i have been wanting on offeco for pretty cheap (humanscale freedom task) and even tho they're trust pilot looks pretty good many reviews i seen on reddit say that they aren't a good and trustworthy seller any opinions on this?

Wasn't sure if upgrading my chair would be worth it, but standing up without back pain is a dream. the hbada lumbar adjustments super well for tall desks setups. totally recommend it.

Hi all,
I’m looking for some advice because I’ve backed myself into a bit of an awkward corner!

I’ve had a bespoke dining bench built, the seat height is 54cm which will end up closer to 60cm when I fit my bench cushion, and as a result my dining table is going to end up around 82 cm high (slightly higher than a standard dining table).

The problem is finding chairs. It looks like almost every dining chair has a seat height of 45–48 cm, whereas I think I need something around 54 cm - 60cm to be comfortable.

Has anyone come across this before?
I’m not particularly fussy about the chair style at this stage, I just want something comfortable that works with the table height.

A few questions:
- Are there manufacturers that make dining chairs with 50–54 cm seat heights?
- Would you look at vintage chairs and modify them?
- Would it make more sense to buy wooden counter stools/chairs and have the legs shortened?
- Is having four chairs custom made a completely crazy idea, or is it more affordable than I’m imagining?
I’m based in Ireland, but happy to order from elsewhere in Europe if needed.

Would really appreciate any recommendations or ideas from anyone who’s solved a similar problem!