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> So yes it's f*king expensive, but I do highly recommend it. A year on, I think it was a very good investment. It's worth noting that it comes with a 12 year
by throw0101a 5y ago
> So yes it's f*king expensive, but I do highly recommend it. A year on, I think it was a very good investment.
It's worth noting that it comes with a 12 year warranty:
* https://www.hermanmiller.com/customer-service/warranty-and-service/ https://www.hermanmiller.com/customer-service/warranty-and-s...
So if you keep it for (at least) that long, the initial price may be high, but if you amortize it over more than a decade, the annual or monthly cost isn't as crazy. You probably spend more on buying lunch or coffee.
(The arm rests may not be included IIRC, so those may have to be replaced at some point.)
- varenc 5y agoAny idea how the warranty works if you bought the chair slightly used from someone else? I know it was originally bought from an authorized reseller, but I'm not the original purchaser. Their warranty support page is a bit cryptic on this topic.
- bushido 5y agoThe warranty is based on a label at the bottom of the seat. If yours still has it you should be able to get warranty, using a serial number that's on the label. Source: previously owned a used aeron. currently have an embody. Never had to use the warranty, but looked up this info when purchasing a previously owned chair.
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