We have a computer station in our kitchen, and any chair that goes in that spot is bound to get heavy use.  I've gotten used to having to buy a new chair every one to three years.  This chair has a couple of strengths that make it a good candidate for the job:  It has fixed arms that attach to both the seat and the back, so they do not come loose and wobble around, and it has a metal support that goes across the back, so even though the seat and the back come as separate parts, they hold together well, and this also helps prevent wobbling.  The problem turned out to be the material that covers the seat and the horizontal stitching on the seat.  After about six months of use, the material started to pull apart along the seams, and within a couple of weeks after that, the seam across the center of the seat split open all the way and we had to throw away the chair and buy a new one.  Because of this fatal flaw, I do not recommend this chair.