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Hi Stump,
I am so glad you like your new chair! Let the sundowners begin.....
Andy
I am so glad you like your new chair! Let the sundowners begin.....
Andy
Melvill and Moon Campaign Furniture
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Roorkhee Fan
I hope this is not a serious forum faux pas. I have been collecting and using camp chairs over the years, from Kermit to Snow Peak, none of them seem to be without some pretty serious design compromises. It is the Roorkhee Chair that I keep coming back to. Of all of the Roorkhee's, I feel like I have acquired one of the best designs. This chair has the ability to recline or be kept in an up right position. I am making them in small numbers by duplicating my original.
I hope this is not a serious forum faux pas. I have been collecting and using camp chairs over the years, from Kermit to Snow Peak, none of them seem to be without some pretty serious design compromises. It is the Roorkhee Chair that I keep coming back to. Of all of the Roorkhee's, I feel like I have acquired one of the best designs. This chair has the ability to recline or be kept in an up right position. I am making them in small numbers by duplicating my original.
Scott Brady
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Beautiful chair. My concern with the Roorkhee is always set-up time, as they cannot collapse for storage. The are excellent chairs, but I find mine relegated to the office (I have a set of buffalo leather units)
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Roorkhee Fan
I agree. The folding chairs are faster for storing. If I am going to be in one place for a day or two and storing them every night isn't a concern, I will take a Roorkhee Chair. I can put mine together in about 1 minute.
I agree. The folding chairs are faster for storing. If I am going to be in one place for a day or two and storing them every night isn't a concern, I will take a Roorkhee Chair. I can put mine together in about 1 minute.