Thinking of getting one of these. Any long term users? Would you recommend getting one or not? T.I.A.
In reply to Post #1
Ive had one a few years and found it great. no issues with feet or mechanisms and has held is shape well. Noticeable difference in the reduction of back pain compared to sitting on a bed for 48 hours. And eveyone who has sat in it when they have come in my swim for a brew has been very impressed
Ive had one a few years and found it great. no issues with feet or mechanisms and has held is shape well. Noticeable difference in the reduction of back pain compared to sitting on a bed for 48 hours. And eveyone who has sat in it when they have come in my swim for a brew has been very impressed
In reply to Post #2
Thanks , sounds worth getting then.
Thanks , sounds worth getting then.
In reply to Post #1
If you use search function there's quite a long thread about the transformer chair
Or paste this link
https://www.carpforum.co.uk/Shared/Messages.asp?TopicID=423923
If you use search function there's quite a long thread about the transformer chair
Or paste this link
https://www.carpforum.co.uk/Shared/Messages.asp?TopicID=423923
In reply to Post #4
Thanks for the link. I think I'll get one very soon.
Thanks for the link. I think I'll get one very soon.
In reply to Post #5
I've had one for a fair few years as well, a decent chair. Not had any issues with it, though a few on here have had issues. From memory, something to do with the stitching or the material wearing thru'.
I've had one for a fair few years as well, a decent chair. Not had any issues with it, though a few on here have had issues. From memory, something to do with the stitching or the material wearing thru'.
In reply to Post #1
Had one pretty much since release; hands down the best bed buddy chair I've owned in terms of comfort and versatility as it makes a good day / chill out chair as well. Never had a prob with stitching or the pin release mechs etc and its held its shape well - just make sure you store it off the ground as the mesh fabric can eat boilie crumb and make it a mouse magnet . . .
Had one pretty much since release; hands down the best bed buddy chair I've owned in terms of comfort and versatility as it makes a good day / chill out chair as well. Never had a prob with stitching or the pin release mechs etc and its held its shape well - just make sure you store it off the ground as the mesh fabric can eat boilie crumb and make it a mouse magnet . . .
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Yeah agreed with the mesh fabric being a boilie crumb magnet
Yeah agreed with the mesh fabric being a boilie crumb magnet