LuxovateFolding Deck Chair with Cushion
R1,649
About
This reclining foldable deck chair will make you feel like you are sitting on clouds, it provides every customer the most comfortable and secure way to enjoy life. Suitable for the beach, yard, porch, or poolside. Foldable and portable for carrying and storage. This chair really makes you feel relaxed and when it reclines back, it really does feel like zero gravity.
Product Features
- Adjustable Reclining Position: Chairs are designed with a lockable reclining system. It can be adjusted to any position to your preferences
- The various angles that the chair can be adjusted to aew helpful to reduce pressure and back pain
- No assembly: Foldable for easy transportation and compact storage
- Suitable for any patio occasion, such as poolside, yard, beach, or balcony
- Comes with a cushion for more comfort
- Foldable
- Easy to carry and store
Product Specifications
- Materials: Steel Tube and Nylon
- Unfold Size: 1800 x 720 x 400mm (h)
- Fold Size: 980 x 720 x 150mm
- Max Load: 150kg
- Finish: Electrostatic Powder Coating / Black / Silver
- Net Weight: 12kg
What's in the box?
- 1 x Folding deck chair
- 1 x Cushion
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