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PersonSuzac
12/10/2015 at 5:38pm
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Isabella have two very similar relaxer chairs on the market at the moment. Both are black material but one is fitted to the frame by a threaded bungee type material whereas the other is fitted to the aluminum frame.One appears to have an inbuilt head cushion whereas the other is loose fitted. Both are about the same price at £63 - £6. Anyone any preference of type.

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PersonGraeme_Cooke
12/10/2015 at 8:11pm
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We have the ones with the strapped headrest. We also bought the cushions to put in them. They are very comfortable and certainly cheaper than other brands out there. We bought that type purely as we like the look of them over the bungee type.


PersonMickers
12/10/2015 at 8:19pm
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We have the ones fitted to the frame with a moveable headrest. Very comfortable would recommend, we also bought the footrest which doubles as a stool, definitely needed to put your feet up whilst reading your book


PersonSuzac
12/10/2015 at 8:34pm
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THESE are the chairs in question.

Mickers take it you mean the stool (with loose table top) which doubles as a foot rest rather than the other way around

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Personcheckley1973
12/10/2015 at 10:16pm
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comfort chair every time.


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Personmilly123
13/10/2015 at 9:59pm
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We have the chairs with the bungee type elastic supports.
We bought them in caravan show last year and have been very pleased with them.
Before we bought we tried both types and found them comfier than the other type.
Depends whether you like a firm seat or a more springy one.
we like the spring!
regards


Personclbewi
14/10/2015 at 7:59am
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I've got the one with the elastics I think the seat is just slightly wider than the other one. I bought the footrest too, a must for that afternoon snooze in the sunshine! Best chair I've ever had and well worth the money. It's great for sitting to eat at the table too.
Good investment.

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We have the "comfort" bungee chairs too. Very comfortable and lightweight too. Accompanied by a footstool/side table.


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Bought two of the type with covers fitted to the frame today at NEC show from Isabella stand at £63 each. these are apparently their Thor model. Was told that the bungee type are being discontinued. They had both on sale and we tried both before buying. Didn't seem much difference in comfort. Was a bit concerned that bungee might stretch and need replacing in due course. Against that fitted covers might fray as well so it's Hobson's choice.


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PersonMickers
17/10/2015 at 8:49pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Suzac on 12/10/2015
THESE are the chairs in question.

Mickers take it you mean the stool (with loose table top) which doubles as a foot rest rather than the other way around


No, the footstool, we already had a small table.


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Personcheckley1973
18/10/2015 at 11:14am
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we have the footrest too and they are great but we do prefer the bungee seat, softer on the bot



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