Adding chairs to Airstreams

[malconium]

I found the following information about the LaFuma chairs at my favorite internet RV supply house - right in my neck of the woods. At least I think these are LaFuma. I found them by searching the product index for LaFuma. The detail says they are made by Prime. Does anyone know if they are one and the same or a knock off? Also is this a good price?

https://www.rvpartsoutlet.com/newsto...3D5&cat=chairs

Malcolm

[wheel interested]

Here is the link.
http://www.hacksack-leisure.com/

They also make hackasacks like travasak sleeping systems.

Your link is is a great price. The LaFumas are expensive. The first one we received from a dealer when we bought the Jayco 1406 and we dug deep to get the second.

I prefer the blue one and price at your link. Would look mighty fine with the Classic awning!!!! Thanks.

Originally Posted by malconium

I found the following information about the LaFuma chairs at my favorite internet RV supply house - right in my neck of the woods. At least I think these are LaFuma. I found them by searching the product index for LaFuma. The detail says they are made by Prime. Does anyone know if they are one and the same or a knock off? Also is this a good price?

https://www.rvpartsoutlet.com/newsto...3D5&cat=chairs

Malcolm

[Pahaska]

There have been a lot of nice chairs mentioned in the above posts, but wheel interested was interested in a chair for the interior of her Classic 25. Most of these chairs will not fit the limited space in the lounge of this trailer. I have one just like it.

In order to watch TV, the only place for the chair is in the corner by the writing table, sitting diagonally. What is needed is a chair with a footprint no larger than the seat. If it swivels and rolls, as my chair does, it is a definite plus. A chair with splayed out legs at each corner will not fit the available space well and lounge-type chairs are way too large.

I looked for months, and the only chairs that, IMHO, really work in this limited space is a small, swivel office chair. There are plenty of upholstry treatments available and the cost is right; my leather chair was listed at $80 and I paid $45 on clearance.

[wheel interested]

John thanks for a viable solution. We have an Office Depot right down the road. I like the swivel and adjustable back idea along with the casters for easy moving, not to mention how comfortable it would be. Your securing when traveling method sounds easy and out of the way. Now to find just the one...not that one it's too hard, and not that one it's too soft, ahhh this one is just right. Did you hear a growl?

Originally Posted by Pahaska

There have been a lot of nice chairs mentioned in the above posts, but wheel interested was interested in a chair for the interior of her Classic 25. Most of these chairs will not fit the limited space in the lounge of this trailer. I have one just like it.

In order to watch TV, the only place for the chair is in the corner by the writing table, sitting diagonally. What is needed is a chair with a footprint no larger than the seat. If it swivels and rolls, as my chair does, it is a definite plus. A chair with splayed out legs at each corner will not fit the available space well and lounge-type chairs are way too large.

I looked for months, and the only chairs that, IMHO, really work in this limited space is a small, swivel office chair. There are plenty of upholstry treatments available and the cost is right; my leather chair was listed at $80 and I paid $45 on clearance.

[Minnie's Mate]

Originally Posted by malconium

I found the following information about the LaFuma chairs at my favorite internet RV supply house - right in my neck of the woods. At least I think these are LaFuma. I found them by searching the product index for LaFuma. The detail says they are made by Prime. Does anyone know if they are one and the same or a knock off? Also is this a good price?

https://www.rvpartsoutlet.com/newsto...3D5&cat=chairs

Malcolm

I know this chair is an outside chair and the OP is looking for an inside chair, but I just wanted to say that you really have to shop around. Frontgate has a zero gravity chair that looks just about like the one on the link above and it is $179. I'm sure it is probably a different manufacturerer, but for $90, I don't know if it is that much better made.

[j54mark]

The Prime chair is not, of course, by Lafuma. The $179 price quoted above is typical for Lafuma recliners, but there are other brands sold in that price range as well.

Careful shopping will sometimes turn up Lafuma recliners in the $130 range.

The cheaper knockoffs I have seen have really been cheaper in construction. That is not to say someone somewhere has made a good one at a better price. But meanwhile, the Lafuma recliner I have is sure nice.

Mark

[Tarheel]

I have a small lazy-boy recliner. It fits quite well and is extremely comfortable.