We are about to replace the chairs in our dispatch center. Trying to get an idea of what everybody uses and how they rate.
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09-08-2001, 05:03 PM #1Junior Member
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Dispatch chairs
If it gets too hot for you just go out and wait by the truck.
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09-09-2001, 12:42 AM #2Member
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Whatever you can find to sit on......There's always a police officer or firefighter or commander in dispatch who steals you chair when you leave...always gotta kick them out.....
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09-09-2001, 05:25 AM #3Member
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We have a single Recaro in dispatch, supposedly a $1000.00 chair. The arms have some holes worn in them, but the seat and back are in great shape. It has a full back, adjustable head pad, height control, and a stationary/rocker lever. It is a very comfy chair all around, but the price tag...
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09-09-2001, 04:36 PM #4Forum Member
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We have a chair from the local office supply co. It is made for larger people with thicker padding and tougher construction. the theory is it will last longer. But the one thing they didn't take into account is the number of larger people working in dispatch.
hey spin, got an opening full time (mine)
you know what they say, the grass is greener!
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09-12-2001, 09:20 AM #5Junior Member
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We have what we call "Prison Chairs", they are chairs that the N.C. Dept. of Correction has for sale. They are general office chairs that have adjustable backs for lumbar support. They are not the most comfortable chairs that I have ever sit in but they are very sturdy. If you have the money, buy the better chair. If you want a cheap chair you could probably contact your states Dept. of Correction for a similiar type chair.
Jimmy S. Orange Co., NC
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10-24-2001, 11:22 PM #6MembersZone Subscriber
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We bought two new chairs last year. Both are from Herman Miller. One is the Aeron Chair, very cool looking. Has a mesh instead of cushions. Very comfortable and airy.
and an Ambi chair. this has cushions, but not as comfortable and has been broken and hasn't felt right since.
Both are nice because they adjust in everyway imaginable. The Aeron is everyone's favorite. Nice and wide seat area, for those of us with bigger bumms.
They cost about $500 each. Either case, though, 10 hours in one, can be hard on the rear still. I'd love to see what one of those tall backed 911 chairs feels like.
check them out at:
Herman Miller Chairs
[ 10-24-2001: Message edited by: AlaskanKare ]Living & Working Hard in Alaska
http://sewardfire.com
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01-26-2008, 08:39 AM #7MembersZone Subscriber
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Office Max has some of the best selection of office and desk chairs. Not to expensive, unless you want to go with HON or some other over priced an less than great quality company.
Don't get some all web and chrome designer thing. My office manager did that and we hate them. Look great, but after a couple hours of desk work you have to get up and walk around. After a second office move, I managed to recover my old leather chair from an aux staff room. Looks like hell but is comfortable and supports my lower back better.
Dave
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01-26-2008, 01:23 PM #8MembersZone Subscriber
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Did a bunch of shopping and settled on the Concept Seating Highback 3142. Expensive as hell, but worth every penny.
What sold me was the fact that warranty the frame for 6 years and that they sell refurb kits for when the cover get worn or soiled.
http://www.conceptseating.com/productline/highback.html
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01-27-2008, 01:42 AM #9MembersZone Subscriber
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[QUOTE=spareparts;911506]Did a bunch of shopping and settled on the Concept Seating Highback 3142. Expensive as hell, but worth every penny.
What sold me was the fact that warranty the frame for 6 years and that they sell refurb kits for when the cover get worn or soiled.]
Oh how I miss those chairs ! We had those at our Comm center until they decided to buy new chairs. Now we have much cheaper, much less comfortable chairs. Don't know the brand name but there blk with mess backs and seats to promote air flow. Im not to fond of them.
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02-03-2008, 04:03 AM #10Forum Member
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We use the KAB brand of chairs, our dispatchers are also firefighters on 2 year secondment, so we have all types and sizes come through, we have found these to be the most robust and most comfortable, especially for having a snooze in, they also had the widest range of weight and height functions. I like em (I also like the money in dispatch, I won't be going on the trucks anytime soon.....shhhhhh
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02-21-2008, 01:46 AM #11Forum Member
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Does any one like leather chairs at work ?
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