> I have not received any comments on the www.flickr.com/photos/cordoval > photo on the bedstation. It is not a joke, just in case, I designed > and built it because I have back problems. It is ok if someone that > has no back problem and wants just comfort uses a chair, however, if > you have back problems like I do, then there are some cases where the > only solution is really a bed station.
Hi Luis, I was just looking at it - very cool :) Oddly enough I've actually had a picture of some contraption in my head of something similar to that, but was always too lazy to actually attempt to make it (and it wouldn't have turned out nearly that well). Very cool! How's it working for you? Is the keyboard still relatively easy to type with at that angle? I'd love to hear more about it and how it's working. I think it's great that you put it together. Good idea with the power supply/heating pad...LOL I'll have to try that. I posted earlier about buying an Aeron a little while back, and being pretty unhappy with it. It might look neat, but it just doesn't fit my body type at all, it's very stiff feeling and the seat "grill" is actually pretty rough and almost causes a rash if I'm wearing shorts. I've definitely learned my lesson to not trust reviews or recommendations alone - you just have to try them yourself. BTW: If anyone knows of a store in the Los Angeles area that carries all of the major "big" brands of better chairs (HumanScale, Steelcase, ?), please let me know - I'd love to go check them out all in one place. There's a store called "Design Within Reach" (http://dwr.com) that appears to carry maybe at least a few of the better chairs if anyone interested. I haven't made it there yet, but I'll let you know how it is when I finally get there someday. I've gone through many of the Office Depot type chairs for around $100. They were ok for a while, but my back/neck/leg pains have just gotten worse and worse, so I'm really in need of something else, something hopefully more specific to my condition. I could care less about the looks/form/design/colors/etc/etc... Part of the chair. I just want it to be so incredibly comfortable that I could sit in it for 20 hours straight without having the feeling of death encroaching :) I would REALLY, REALLY suggest that anyone on here using the computer more than a few hours a day (most likely all of us) go out a get a really nice chair if you can afford it. It's amazing, the amount of work you'll get done when you can sit comfortably. Anyways - when anyone who was posting before about getting a new chair actually decides and buys one - please let us know what you got, and how it feels over the next couple weeks. I'll be sure to do the same. I think at this point, I'm leaning towards the Humanscale or Steelcase (Still haven't found a local dealer yet...annoying) Chad _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode: <http://www.realsoftware.com/support/listmanager/> Search the archives: <http://support.realsoftware.com/listarchives/lists.html>
