Perfect for those lazy days, this stunning designer loungers undulating shape means you relax for hours in comfort. An adjustable headrest suits any height of person.
Materials: Stone faux leather, chrome
Dimensions: h78cm : w60cm : d180cm
Latest comments (20)
VincentGO
20 Aug 17#20
Anyone know what other store (in store and online) sell these kind of furniture? Am looking for some inspiration for the new house.
buzzard
20 Aug 17#19
We've had leather sofas and faux leather chairs - first leather sofa lasted more than 20 years and second is 14 and still going. Chairs crack after 1-3 years and will not be buying them again.
If you keep leather out of the sun and/or feed it a bit of cream now and then it will last, this rubbish is the classic buy cheap buy twice.
teerex
20 Aug 17#18
This would take up too much room
ScroopEgerton
20 Aug 17#17
You can swivel on it.
73greystoke
20 Aug 17#16
Tough crowd tonight.
Robbo11
20 Aug 17#15
Looks more like a posh sun lounger.
Just.Wondering
19 Aug 17#14
Could be good for a cinema / gaming room with a projecter setup
purplejones13
19 Aug 17#8
Looks like one of those sex chairs
morrig to purplejones13
19 Aug 17#12
Yes a very kinky position one..
LeahsMintytoutou to morrig
19 Aug 17#13
If this is a sex chair it looks boring! Sex chairs are supposed to be able to be used in many positions.. this is too straightforward for that shizzle lol :wink:
confusedx
19 Aug 17#6
looks like a BJ chair
Jackmaster to confusedx
19 Aug 17#11
Living up to your name? What does that even mean HaHAHA?!
Has that even happened to you ever? Just wondering as some might say it seems unlikely. Not me though....
Jackmaster
19 Aug 17#1
Is this an outdoor lounger? Who on earth lays like that indoors?
Reminds me of a dentists chair. Maybe estate agents would think this looks good in a show home. A lot of estate agents on here haha?
Master.G to Jackmaster
19 Aug 17#10
That's exactly how i lay indoors.
lucas
19 Aug 17#9
£449 :joy: :joy: :joy: :joy: :joy:
Nicolas
19 Aug 17#7
So in or outdoors?
cburns
19 Aug 17#3
Looks Stylush.....pity it's faux leather....after a few good years of use.... it usually cracks and peels :disappointed:
Jackmaster to cburns
19 Aug 17#5
Is that an estate agent lexicon?
Genuine leather cracks and peels over time like BS artists and their wives. PU or plastic has a much better shelf life.
Yeah - proper price inflated to appear reduced. If it ain't an outdoor lounger just seems utterly pointless to me. Obviously not the estate agents on here...
bestbuy123
19 Aug 17#4
449 RRP and it's not leather cold, would be a deal if it was leather at this sale price
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Materials: Stone faux leather, chrome
Latest comments (20)
If you keep leather out of the sun and/or feed it a bit of cream now and then it will last, this rubbish is the classic buy cheap buy twice.
Has that even happened to you ever? Just wondering as some might say it seems unlikely. Not me though....
Reminds me of a dentists chair. Maybe estate agents would think this looks good in a show home. A lot of estate agents on here haha?
Genuine leather cracks and peels over time like BS artists and their wives. PU or plastic has a much better shelf life.
Yeah - proper price inflated to appear reduced. If it ain't an outdoor lounger just seems utterly pointless to me. Obviously not the estate agents on here...