Yeah, this is the one I have. Don't do it! It is "tippy," uncomfortable
and doesn't rest properly even on level ground (and how often to we see
level ground at an art fair?!) I agree that it is important to be on
eye-level with the customers, so I usually end up standing because this
chair is so uncomfortable. The back is perpendicular to the arms, which
means that I can't lean back at all, so I constantly feel like my weight is
pitched forward and I'm going to fall out. I only weigh about 100 lbs; I
can't imagine how a larger person could sit comfortably in this chair.
I think the Pier One tall chairs are more comfortable and more stable than
this one, for less money. I would recommend getting one of those until you
can afford a really good tall chair.
Alison Armstrong
> One of the things I like about the tall director's chair, is that it puts
> you on eye level with your customers. You don't feel like you have to get
> up every time someone walks into your booth. I got mine at Jerry's
> Art-A-Rama and feel like it has served me well the past 4 years.
> http://www.jerrysartarama.com/ I think the cost is around $75.
>
> --- In artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com, "fervel79" <fervel79@...> wrote:
>>
>> I'm trying to buy a pair of chairs for outdoor shows, any
>> recommendations?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> LU
>>
>> Ps: limited budget!
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