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A fire blanket, small fire bucket and fire extinguisher are good to have handy, in case of gas or tealight disaster.

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Do you have a Range anywhere near you?  I was in last Saturday and they had some decent chairs in.  There was an armless chair being sold as a fishing chair for around £25, nice and padded, with adjustable legs though I'm not sure how high it went, but it was very comfy and didn't "dig" into your legs.  They also had a really comfy recliner chair that came with a nice padded full length cushion for £29.99 that felt really safe and sturdy, made of metal not plastic.  His Nibs picked up a folding chair in the end, again about £25, no cushion but very comfy as it didn't have that annoying metal bar behind the knees and was wide enough even for my thunderthighs *lol*.  I don't like chairs built on a folding X frame as the bars tend to dig in at the sides, all these were lovely though. 

If you're taking the dog with you, you will definitely need a head torch.  Ever tried juggling a torch, poo bag and dog on a lead in the dark?  Also useful for your own night time forays to the toilets as you dont have to put a torch down anywhere. If you know what I mean.

As for chairs, we travel light(ish) and have the Outwell camper deluxe ones and a square alu folding table.  I also wanted chairs that would double up as dining/relaxing chairs. Im a larger lady and find these to be comfy. However, when they need replacing I will go for the Royal Commander chairs, they are very comfy and sturdy and built for the larger person (claim they will hold 130 kgs, about 20.5 stone) so will do both jobs I think. Prices start about £26 if you have a google. (Cant do links - sorry).

The chairs in your link are very comfy but will take up alot of room.