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Renewed Take! Bamboo Chair Long

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$103.67 $169.95 In stock

Category: Chairs

The Take! Renewed Bamboo Chair Long features bamboo legs, aluminum supports and a comfortable canvas seat. Simply unfold the chair for a stylish seat at home or outdoors. The long version of the Take! Renewed Bamboo Chair offers full lounge support with its extended backrest. Pair the Take! Renewed Bamboo Chair Long with the Renewed Bamboo My Table for a cohesive look.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander I. ★★★★★

Folds up so flat it slides behind my car seat, and the bamboo legs feel way sturdier than the price suggests. I've had it out on the patio for three weekends straight and it hasn't wobbled once.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The canvas seat is way more comfortable than I expected for a folding chair, and the bamboo legs make it look nice enough to leave out on the patio. Carried it to a picnic and it held up fine on uneven grass.

Lucy ★★★★★

Folds up flat enough to slide behind my car seat, and the bamboo legs make it way lighter than my old aluminum camp chair. Sat in it for a three-hour barbecue and never once felt the frame dig in.