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Chairs

We just received our Kermit Chairs. Fairly expensive but I think we will be pleased with them. I have been struggling with the typical chairs from Camping World and such. They take up LOTS of room in the storage bays or the toad. I have seen the Kermit chairs for years on the motorcycle scene and admired there quality and compactness. We are going to leave the big chairs home and bring the kermit chairs and two folding wood dinning chairs (for use with the leaf in place inside or outside for extra seating. This will save us lots of space and some weight.

How many people bring "full sized" chairs or extra chairs for guests? Any one using the Kermit chairs?
1999 U320
Mount Dora Fl

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Reply #1
Oh my! Those Kermit chairs *are* spendy... $140 for the chair, another $40 for "leg extensions" and $10 for a cup holder. Whew!

We carry two "Director's Chairs" we bought at Big 5. Mine is taller than normal because I have a hard time getting out of short chairs (and those bendy $10 folding chairs are impossible) and has a fold-out side table for food and a cup holder... plus another fold-out mini-cooler. $44.

Sue has a standard version for $25.

We do carry a couple extras for guests. Some previous owner installed a huge (6'x4') storage pod on top of our rig and that's where we put the chairs. We put a table in a basement bin.

I'm thinking of adding one of those folding recliners, however. :D

Craig
1993 U225 36' Unihome GV with PACBRAKE exhaust retarder, Banks Stinger and Solar Panels.
Toad: 1999 Jeep Wrangler 2-door soft-top.

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Reply #3
I like the Pico! I may have to try them out.

Thanks for sharing.
1999 U320
Mount Dora Fl

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Reply #4
Got a couple of GCI Freestyle Rockers for Father's day.  Smooth, comfortable, easy to open and close. Folds flat for storage.

I have a rocker recliner inside the coach and now can rock outside by the campfire!

GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker | Camping Rocking Chair | GCI Outdoor


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Jerry
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Jerry and Cindy Maddux
1993 U300/36WTBI DD6v92TA
build 4271  "Miss Lou"
1995 suzuki sidekick 4x4 toad
Gulfport, Ms

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Reply #5
I bought two Zipdee chairs. Fold compactly, but expensive. Use them with dining table for guests when pulling out table extension and outside. Our recliners were heavy and took up lots of room. Wife not convinced. Keep two bag chairs in toad. Zipdee chairs go vertical on side in pass through storage using very little space.
1998 36 foot U270 Build No. 5328 WTFE, 900 watts solar, Victron controller, B2B, bat monitor, 600 AMPH lithium with 2018 Chevy Colorado toad, SKP #110239, Motorcade #17781, 2021 Escape 17B for when Coach is broken down and campsites are too small, retired and full-timer since Dec. 2020. Part of RV family since 1963.

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Reply #6
Found 4 zipdee chairs at yard sales all the same color. They fit in a prebuilt storage in the bay that must have been made for zipdees. Got all for $130.
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Lynn & Marilyn Sickel
Tollville, AR
1997  U320  40'
2021 Chevrolet Silverado pickup
Motorcader  17257

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Reply #7
We are fans of Strongback chairs and Coleman director chairs with side tables attached.

Strongback more comfortable, Directors chair the side table is great.
Dan - Full timing since 2009
2003 U320 40' Tag 2 slide

 

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Reply #8
These seemed like a good, comfy idea, until we oldsters went to get out of them! :headwall:
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