What chair do you use to sit on for editing? - Page 2

Dean Sensui · August 26th, 2008, 02:27 AM

When a company my wife was working for went out of business, she bought a chair for me for $20.

Nothing fancy but it's very comfortable with a high back. Padding is firm. It has a tilt-back feature than can be locked if necessary. I removed the armrests as they tend to get in the way.

It's a Steelcase Turnstone, model TS 38003.

Also known as the "Springboard Task Chair".

http://www.office-environments.com/s...Id=SPRINGBOARD

Listed at $305.

Darren Shroeger · September 3rd, 2008, 06:39 PM

I started using Herman Miller Equa 2 Chairs before the Aeron came out. They are firm and provide great back support. Boy, every time I sit in a cheap chair I really appreciate my Herman Millers!

While I admire the design of the Aeron I still use Equas. I was fortunate enough to pick up one inexpensively at Herman Miller's factory outlet store (I used to live near their factory in Michigan). My second one came, fortuitously, from a local hospital "garage sale" where they were selling off excess items. Imagine my joy at seeing rows of Herman Miller chairs for $7 each!

August 26th, 2008, 02:27 AM	#16
Dean Sensui Trustee Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Honolulu, HI Posts: 1,030	When a company my wife was working for went out of business, she bought a chair for me for $20. Nothing fancy but it's very comfortable with a high back. Padding is firm. It has a tilt-back feature than can be locked if necessary. I removed the armrests as they tend to get in the way. It's a Steelcase Turnstone, model TS 38003. Also known as the "Springboard Task Chair". http://www.office-environments.com/s...Id=SPRINGBOARD Listed at $305. __________________ Dean Sensui VP of Production, Hawaii Goes Fishing Last edited by Dean Sensui; August 26th, 2008 at 02:36 AM. Reason: Additional info.

September 3rd, 2008, 06:39 PM	#17
Darren Shroeger Regular Crew Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Traverse City, MI Posts: 40 Images: 2	Herman Miller I started using Herman Miller Equa 2 Chairs before the Aeron came out. They are firm and provide great back support. Boy, every time I sit in a cheap chair I really appreciate my Herman Millers! While I admire the design of the Aeron I still use Equas. I was fortunate enough to pick up one inexpensively at Herman Miller's factory outlet store (I used to live near their factory in Michigan). My second one came, fortuitously, from a local hospital "garage sale" where they were selling off excess items. Imagine my joy at seeing rows of Herman Miller chairs for $7 each! __________________ Darren Shroeger \| http://hdmuse.com \| Traverse City, Michigan

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