Office Chair

I am not offering a million dollars in the U.S. office, just my home studio. No need to spend $ 200 on a chair, you idiot, I just want something comfortable for my desktop. You might try looking at Target or Office Max. Can have reasonable confidence that you buy. Sometimes, believe it or not, some CVS or Walgreens. Otherwise, the Wal-Mart, K-Mart stores, office supplies, etc. I bought one or two at Sam's and Wal Mart. God bless. tags walmart.i know IKEA sells them, but idk how IKEA is much cheaper, but can not find comfortable. I have a good Office Depot for about $ 80 to test them in the online store and then use a coupon (you get free shipping if over $ 50 or $ 25 anyway). Stores like everyone says, Wal-Mart, Target, Office Max I have mine at Ikea for like $ 40, that's great. You can start at any of the shops in the main office (Office Max, Office Depot, Staples), which starts around $ 39 Good luck any service yet. My horror story with these idiots are on the link below that I posted on Craigslist. I bought a leather chair near a new office on www.craigslist.org for only $ 30 he went to California from Ohio. Craig's List is trying to get rid of stuff from the local population. Usually inexpensive and take only. Office Max is having a sale. I have two decent full size "Manager" chairs for $ 49.00 choice of leather or fabric. I replaced the front of garbage collected five years ago. This is another idea, I see them on the sidewalk all the time. Next Trash night in your area, I will see about a bet. why not try the old neighborhood store or your company in your area, used furniture.Sorry I do not know where to stay on earth Maybe you can be more specific next time. the 200 is not bad now, but you can try Office Depot or Staples. Auction at a hotel or a restaurant you are looking in local newspapers they advertise in the auction listing. Garage sale or a used furniture store also believe it or not, I found a very nice one at a local Goodwill for $ 10, so I would try the local thrift stores. In our region, we also have an office thrift store, so maybe see if your neighborhood has one. The used furniture business as chairs, desks, etc. to sell. in good shape for the big prizes. Or, if you are a home goods near you, you're probably not as "officey" look, but it will fit the purpose, and under budget. Or go to a Salvation Army store, consignment furniture stores and so on.