OZtrail

Festival Arm Chair

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Oztrail Festival Arm Chair

Oztrail Festival Arm Chair

Oztrail Festival Arm Chair

Oztrail Festival Arm Chair

OZtrail Festival Arm Chair Features, how to set up & pack away

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Price: $39.90

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Details & Specs

A low seating position, and generously padded seat and backrest, makes the Oztrail Festival Chair perfect for watching cricket from the hill, soaking up the atmosphere at a music festival, or just a relaxing picnic in the park.

Easy to transport, wide armrests and complete with drink and wine glass holders, you can be forgiven for having a summer romance with the Oztrail Festival Chair.

Strong 16-17.5mm steel frame
Generously padded back and seat
Drink holder
Wine glass holder
Includes carry bag

Rated Capacity:

120 Kg

External Dimensions:

86W x 50D x 60H cm

Packed Dimensions:

74L x 20W x 19H cm

Seat Height:

15H x 40D x 36W cm

Arm Type:

Soft

Material:

Polyester

Frame Material:

Powder Coated 16mm Steel

Weight:

3 Kg

Warranty:

1 Year

Supplier Code:

FCB-FES-B

Snowys Code:

131488

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Q&A's (6)

What is the height of the legs of this chair please?1 answer

I am looking for the height of the legs of this chair from the ground to the bottom of the seat. Thanks

Belinda - Geelong(3 years ago)

G'day Belinda,

The seat height on the Festival Arm Chair is 20cm, so the distance from the ground underside side of the chair seat is approximately 19cm.

Leece - Snowys(3 years ago)

Where can I buy the carry bag only 1 answer

The chair is perfect BUT where can I buy a carry bag for the outdoor chairs !!

Simon - Sydney(3 years ago)

G'day Simon,

We don't keep spare bags specifically for this chair but we do sell a nice, heavy-duty Action Canvas Chair Bag from Oztrail that would be suitable.

Tim - Snowys(3 years ago)

Width & angle of chair back 1 answer

Hi . I know the seat of this chair is wide & comfy but will the back enable a slight recline or will it place me in an upright position. I have lower back problems & need a slight recline . My husband is tall & broad and needs a chair that will not dig into shoulder blades. Thank you

JAN - Perth (4 years ago)

G'day Jan,

Unfortunately, the Oztrail Festival Chair has a pretty straight back and there isn't an option to recline it.

Would you consider the Coleman Pioneer 8 Position Chair available here? While it does have a high back, it is heavily cushioned and very comfortable.

Ben - Snowys(4 years ago)

How compact is this when it is folded away?1 answer

I am looking for a chair that folds up very compact. I need it to be small, light and easy to carry around.

Nicole - Medowie(5 years ago)

G'day Nicole,

The Oztrail Festival Arm Chair is quite a compact chair as it quad folds (like most camping chairs) and when in its bag, is very easy to carry around. Better still, even with its strong 16-17.5mm steel frame, it only weighs 3kg.

Ben - Snowys(5 years ago)

What is the recommended weight limit for use of the festival chair?1 answer

Monica - WAHROONGA, NSW(6 years ago)

Hi Monica, the Festival Arm Chair has a 120kg weight rating.

Ben - Snowys(6 years ago)

Oztrail Festival Arm Chair vs Coleman Deluxe Mesh Even Chair1 answer

I'm interested in getting either one of these chairs. Do you think that the Oztrail may be more durable? Which one would you recommend

Caroline - NSW(7 years ago)

In terms of durability and quality, there is not much separating these two chairs Caroline. The deciding factor comes down to the fabrics. If it's predominantly for use in hot weather the mesh panels on the Coleman model will be appreciated whereas the Oztrail chair offers a little more insulation on cold nights.

Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)

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