Purple Double Seat Cushion vs Uplift V2-Commercial

Purple comes up quite often when you look at ways to support the body, from bedding to cushions, you can usually see them come up when you are looking for relief. Having a chair with a pretty terribly designed seat pan, I wanted a way extend the use of the chair. Looking for options, this Purple cushion came up quite a bit and the marketing materials checked all my use boxes. So did the cushion help, well, yes it did

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I have tried it on a variety of chairs and it it slips on them all. I feel that the fabric used for the cover should be: a) more substantial (while it is a nice, stretchy, knit it is a bit thin) and b) have a much beefier, much more ‘non slip’ fabric on the bottom of the cover. I may make a new cover for I myself. I also think that a sturdier cover would increase the comfort factor since it would minimize the feeling of the gridded purple material

(my monitors are only 27" tho). So far (first day) im pretty happy with the stability.

I bought a chair for my office to enhance the decor of my room than for comfort and the Purple seat cushion has made my office chair so much more comfortable when I work from my home office! I am so happy with it! Thank you for such a quality product.

* ‍Uplift V2 Commercial Frame. * Butcher Block Countertop Desk Surface (Home Depot). * Ikea Drawers (Alex).

I could pick which one I like in one shot. Also I was thinking I may want to go firm some days and softer other days. My thoughts: - It's expensive!! But is it worth it? Well for me, I tried EVERYTHING Amazon had to offer and nothing worked. So given this actually resolved pain I was experiencing, it is worth the price so I can work in my racer chair for 8+ hours a day

While a number of desktop styles made from laminate, including the whiteboard laminate we picked out for our review model, come at no additional cost, desktops made from real or reclaimed wood can end up costing more than the desk itself. For instance, the most expensive option at the time of writing is the Pheasant Wood Live Edge 1.75” which costs a whopping $1,090.