I love this thing, but my use case is different from what it's intended for, and probably different from how most would use it:
In my case, I'm using a racing wheel and pedal set for a game console, mounted on an adjustable frame, and they're great on their own merits. However, the "seat" in front of my TV is a couch, which just isn't QUITE in the right position for driving. The couch seat is too low, and the back of it is positioned too far back from the seat edge. But because of the room layout, that couch won't be going anywhere any time soon. And there's not enough room between the TV and couch to just move a better chair in when playing games. I'd be sitting with my face against the TV.
So, I needed to sit higher up and farther forward, but still on the couch. I made do temporarily by just piling other cushions on the bottom and against the back, but that wasn't cutting it. They gave way a little too much and tended to shift around after 1 or 2 races. What I really needed was, effectively, an adult booster seat. I thought maybe that would be an actual product category (there are short adults, obviously), but I didn't find much. Then I came across these "floor chairs," and this one in particular had measurements that suggested it would fit perfectly on the couch without hanging off too much, and probably provide as much extra thickness as my less-than-perfect cushions solution.
Well, as you should be able to tell from the picture, it does sit quite nicely on top of the couch. And it does, in fact, put me in just the right driving position when the wheel and pedals are in place. It's also a lot less prone to falling apart than that other method. I'm very happy with the results so far.
Other thoughts:
The padding is more robust than I would have expected from something like this. It was always going to be reasonably comfortable sitting on top of a couch, but I think it's OK on its own too.
The microfiber material is great, it feels more expensive than it is.
The ratcheting mechanism works well for me.
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Product Description
Sitting on Merax Indoor Floor Sofa Bed, casting away all your cares and worries, you just need such a time to refresh yourself.
Floor Chair Weight & Dimensions:
Overall dimensions: 65" L x ( 20-28)" W x 4" thickness
Seat dimension: 20" L X 20" W
Armrest height: 12" H
Backrest height: 27.5" H
Number of Package: 1
Overall Weight: 15.43 lbs
Weight Capacity: 285 lbs
Floor Chair Specifications:
Product Name: Folding Lazy Floor Chair
Material: Steel frame, linen fabric cover, polyester fiber and sponge
Pieces Included: 1 Floor Chair
Assembly Required: NO
Additional Tools Required: All Tools Included
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Perfect for an odd use case
I love this thing, but my use case is different from what it's intended for, and probably different from how most would use it:In my case, I'm using a racing wheel and pedal set for a game console, mounted on an adjustable frame, and they're great on their own merits. However, the "seat" in front of my TV is a couch, which just isn't QUITE in the right position for driving. The couch seat is too low, and the back of it is positioned too far back from the seat edge. But because of the room layout, that couch won't be going anywhere any time soon. And there's not enough room between the TV and couch to just move a better chair in when playing games. I'd be sitting with my face against the TV.So, I needed to sit higher up and farther forward, but still on the couch. I made do temporarily by just piling other cushions on the bottom and against the back, but that wasn't cutting it. They gave way a little too much and tended to shift around after 1 or 2 races. What I really needed was, effectively, an adult booster seat. I thought maybe that would be an actual product category (there are short adults, obviously), but I didn't find much. Then I came across these "floor chairs," and this one in particular had measurements that suggested it would fit perfectly on the couch without hanging off too much, and probably provide as much extra thickness as my less-than-perfect cushions solution.Well, as you should be able to tell from the picture, it does sit quite nicely on top of the couch. And it does, in fact, put me in just the right driving position when the wheel and pedals are in place. It's also a lot less prone to falling apart than that other method. I'm very happy with the results so far.Other thoughts:The padding is more robust than I would have expected from something like this. It was always going to be reasonably comfortable sitting on top of a couch, but I think it's OK on its own too.The microfiber material is great, it feels more expensive than it is.The ratcheting mechanism works well for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2017
Size: ModernColor: Blue(20" Fabric)Verified Purchase
I love this thing, but my use case is different from what it's intended for, and probably different from how most would use it:
In my case, I'm using a racing wheel and pedal set for a game console, mounted on an adjustable frame, and they're great on their own merits. However, the "seat" in front of my TV is a couch, which just isn't QUITE in the right position for driving. The couch seat is too low, and the back of it is positioned too far back from the seat edge. But because of the room layout, that couch won't be going anywhere any time soon. And there's not enough room between the TV and couch to just move a better chair in when playing games. I'd be sitting with my face against the TV.
So, I needed to sit higher up and farther forward, but still on the couch. I made do temporarily by just piling other cushions on the bottom and against the back, but that wasn't cutting it. They gave way a little too much and tended to shift around after 1 or 2 races. What I really needed was, effectively, an adult booster seat. I thought maybe that would be an actual product category (there are short adults, obviously), but I didn't find much. Then I came across these "floor chairs," and this one in particular had measurements that suggested it would fit perfectly on the couch without hanging off too much, and probably provide as much extra thickness as my less-than-perfect cushions solution.
Well, as you should be able to tell from the picture, it does sit quite nicely on top of the couch. And it does, in fact, put me in just the right driving position when the wheel and pedals are in place. It's also a lot less prone to falling apart than that other method. I'm very happy with the results so far.
Other thoughts:
The padding is more robust than I would have expected from something like this. It was always going to be reasonably comfortable sitting on top of a couch, but I think it's OK on its own too.
The microfiber material is great, it feels more expensive than it is.
The ratcheting mechanism works well for me.
In my case, I'm using a racing wheel and pedal set for a game console, mounted on an adjustable frame, and they're great on their own merits. However, the "seat" in front of my TV is a couch, which just isn't QUITE in the right position for driving. The couch seat is too low, and the back of it is positioned too far back from the seat edge. But because of the room layout, that couch won't be going anywhere any time soon. And there's not enough room between the TV and couch to just move a better chair in when playing games. I'd be sitting with my face against the TV.
So, I needed to sit higher up and farther forward, but still on the couch. I made do temporarily by just piling other cushions on the bottom and against the back, but that wasn't cutting it. They gave way a little too much and tended to shift around after 1 or 2 races. What I really needed was, effectively, an adult booster seat. I thought maybe that would be an actual product category (there are short adults, obviously), but I didn't find much. Then I came across these "floor chairs," and this one in particular had measurements that suggested it would fit perfectly on the couch without hanging off too much, and probably provide as much extra thickness as my less-than-perfect cushions solution.
Well, as you should be able to tell from the picture, it does sit quite nicely on top of the couch. And it does, in fact, put me in just the right driving position when the wheel and pedals are in place. It's also a lot less prone to falling apart than that other method. I'm very happy with the results so far.
Other thoughts:
The padding is more robust than I would have expected from something like this. It was always going to be reasonably comfortable sitting on top of a couch, but I think it's OK on its own too.
The microfiber material is great, it feels more expensive than it is.
The ratcheting mechanism works well for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2018
Size: ModernColor: Blue(20" Fabric)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2018
Size: ModernColor: Blue(20" Fabric)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2018
Size: ModernColor: Blue(20" Fabric)Verified Purchase
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Size: ModernColor: Blue(20" Fabric)Verified Purchase
