Coleman Aluminum Deck Chair
June 23, 2017 - Comment
Transform your deck in the back yard into a living room with the Coleman Aluminum Deck Chair. The side table with an integrated cup holder makes outdoor meals easy, and it flips down out of the way when you’re finished eating. The angled sitting position, cushioned back and padded solid arms will let you relax in comfort for hours. The weather-resistant fabric and aluminum frame will make sure you’ll always have a great seat, season after relaxing season. When the fun is done, easily fold up the lightweight chair and take it away for compact storage until your next get-together with family and friends.
Product Features
- Carry option: Built-in seat straps, Frame: Aluminum
- Chair Height: 30.5 in., Seat Width: 23 in.
- Weight Rating: Supports up to 225 lbs
- Features: Padded back, seat and arm rests
- Side table with cup holder
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Best chair ever I have been through several bag chairs and finally decided to get the portable deck chair instead. Never been so happy with a purchase as this chair. The Coleman name has lived up to its standard on this chair. It is not heavy at all and is sturdy enough to survive several trips camping or to the river. The side table with cup holder is the best thing ever. No more chewed out broken cup holders for things to fall through. I will be transitioning all of our camp chairs to this style eventually…
Good chair. This is my second of these chairs. My last one fell apart (fabric area) after many years of use (8 years maybe?). Well constructed, seat has a little padding to it. I love the table. What I don’t love is the indented area in the table invented for a mug or drink. Nice idea, but none of my cups are mugs are that small, so it’s just wasted space that could be flat surface. I get compliments on the table with the chair all the time.
Sturdy and comfortable but not that portable This chair is solidly built and comfortable. The table is very useful for holding the various bits and bobs you’re trying to manage when you’re camping â much nicer than having to reach into a pocket for your knife, phone, or whatever.