After some advice please?
I have a Bedchair and ultimately what I want to achieve is to raise the headend of the Bedchair so I can sit up and watch TV in bed anyone have any ideas/advise or products I can purchase to solve this problem please
Thanks in advance
I have a Bedchair and ultimately what I want to achieve is to raise the headend of the Bedchair so I can sit up and watch TV in bed anyone have any ideas/advise or products I can purchase to solve this problem please
Thanks in advance
In reply to Post #1
What about keeping it simple like a storm pole as a prop ? Then add a rubber butt grip to clip on the end of the bed / pole.
This way you could set the height.
What about keeping it simple like a storm pole as a prop ? Then add a rubber butt grip to clip on the end of the bed / pole.
This way you could set the height.
In reply to Post #2
That actually may work any ideas on where to get a butt grip?
That actually may work any ideas on where to get a butt grip?
In reply to Post #3
Look for a rubber type like a cygnet large one
Look for a rubber type like a cygnet large one
In reply to Post #3
Use 2 one either side for support,any other idea I'd be interested to hear as I'm in same situation
Use 2 one either side for support,any other idea I'd be interested to hear as I'm in same situation
In reply to Post #1
I wanted exactly the same thing to read in my bed chair, and the solution I found was to get one of the Nash four fold sleep systems - as they come with a raisable head section that allows you to sit up in bed at various angles.
There are two options: the Nash Scope Four Fold sleep system, and the Nash MF60 Indulgence Four Fold Sleep System.
Don't believe there is a stand-alone bedchair option, although I suppose you could take off the bag and use your own.
I went for the MF60 version. It is very comfy and allows me to sit up just as I wanted.
The downside of the mf60 is (like all the Nash MF60 beds) that it's mightily heavy. In its carry bag it weighs 22.5kg - although the bag must be 3-5kg (it's v heavy and solid, unnecessarily so imo - I just use it to store the bed in). The Scope one (which doesn't come with a bag) is 12.4kg.
I wanted exactly the same thing to read in my bed chair, and the solution I found was to get one of the Nash four fold sleep systems - as they come with a raisable head section that allows you to sit up in bed at various angles.
There are two options: the Nash Scope Four Fold sleep system, and the Nash MF60 Indulgence Four Fold Sleep System.
Don't believe there is a stand-alone bedchair option, although I suppose you could take off the bag and use your own.
I went for the MF60 version. It is very comfy and allows me to sit up just as I wanted.
The downside of the mf60 is (like all the Nash MF60 beds) that it's mightily heavy. In its carry bag it weighs 22.5kg - although the bag must be 3-5kg (it's v heavy and solid, unnecessarily so imo - I just use it to store the bed in). The Scope one (which doesn't come with a bag) is 12.4kg.
In reply to Post #5
Yea that's it was just an idea, also it's tackle you'd likely have that can double up as other things when out. Like if you've got to spomb out in the lake I use one to hook my bucket onto. Or deep margins I've used one as a front bank stick. Or if conditions get windy they're handy to have.
Yea that's it was just an idea, also it's tackle you'd likely have that can double up as other things when out. Like if you've got to spomb out in the lake I use one to hook my bucket onto. Or deep margins I've used one as a front bank stick. Or if conditions get windy they're handy to have.
Do you mean like you could do with the so called cam wheels on a bedchair ,because that's why I use one of the older bedchairs ,as you can adjust it like I think you want and use it as a temporary seat as well...
In reply to Post #8
Exactly
Exactly