[Black Friday] Designer furniture 15% +, world's top ergo chairs Leap,Gesture,Amia,Think... 25% on preconfigured 'ready to ship' chairs
- Deal Link:
- https://store.steelcase.com/leap-ready- ... clcl=en_CA
- Savings:
- 25%
- Retailer:
- Steelcase
the deal is dead
Also, theoretically code CHANCE15 might work, yet does not seem so
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Steelcase is a leading high-end ergonomic office chair manufacturer. Its Leap (known for great back support) and Gesture (great fully adjustable arm pads) chairs are often rated the best of best and suit most people. Amia is a bit more affordable yet has the best seat, while Think offers wider seat, slick look and streamlined adjustability which is great for a work place shared by several coworkers or family members. Leap Plus is probably widest and can accommodate heavier people up to 500lbs. Leap WorkLounge is transitional between office chair and a lounger. Series 1 is their lightweight, budget model, still arguably more comfortable than Series 2. But generally, Steelcase chairs are sturdy and more traditional than HM's.
And, finally, Steelcase offers some BF & Cyber Weekrebates too
25% off for ready to ship
Their prices may be even steeper than HM'a yet their chairs are more universal in the sense that they are disliked by less peoples than HM's hard mech.
Think model is one of nicer looking, wider, simpler Steelcase chair, and is more affordable than Leap or Gesture. Unlike top Steelcase chairs it has only one lever for height and 4 position switch for backrest, the idea that chair is smart enough to adjust to different types of bodies, up to 400 lbs, without much tinkering.
For me best features are looks, width, fully adjustable arms, and I like how the back feels though sometimes pad it (with 4 $ mesh back cushion from Dollarama) and Leap is more comfortable
reviews
https://www.techgearlab.com/reviews/sma ... case-think
https://blog.szynalski.com/2017/09/revi ... ase-think/
If there are any local dealers around, always first try several chairs at their showroom to at the least to see how the chairs fit you and you may even get a better deal with them
UPDATE - BLACK FRIDAY sales seems prolonged until end of the month
Also, theoretically code CHANCE15 might work, yet does not seem so
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Steelcase is a leading high-end ergonomic office chair manufacturer. Its Leap (known for great back support) and Gesture (great fully adjustable arm pads) chairs are often rated the best of best and suit most people. Amia is a bit more affordable yet has the best seat, while Think offers wider seat, slick look and streamlined adjustability which is great for a work place shared by several coworkers or family members. Leap Plus is probably widest and can accommodate heavier people up to 500lbs. Leap WorkLounge is transitional between office chair and a lounger. Series 1 is their lightweight, budget model, still arguably more comfortable than Series 2. But generally, Steelcase chairs are sturdy and more traditional than HM's.
And, finally, Steelcase offers some BF & Cyber Weekrebates too
25% off for ready to ship
Their prices may be even steeper than HM'a yet their chairs are more universal in the sense that they are disliked by less peoples than HM's hard mech.
Think model is one of nicer looking, wider, simpler Steelcase chair, and is more affordable than Leap or Gesture. Unlike top Steelcase chairs it has only one lever for height and 4 position switch for backrest, the idea that chair is smart enough to adjust to different types of bodies, up to 400 lbs, without much tinkering.
For me best features are looks, width, fully adjustable arms, and I like how the back feels though sometimes pad it (with 4 $ mesh back cushion from Dollarama) and Leap is more comfortable
reviews
https://www.techgearlab.com/reviews/sma ... case-think
https://blog.szynalski.com/2017/09/revi ... ase-think/
If there are any local dealers around, always first try several chairs at their showroom to at the least to see how the chairs fit you and you may even get a better deal with them
UPDATE - BLACK FRIDAY sales seems prolonged until end of the month
Last edited by s12345 on Dec 15th, 2022 11:06 am, edited 31 times in total.
