Chaise longue,easy chairs,recliner or inflatable Chesterfield?

[Cuchilo]

But would that fit up the stairs?

Probably

 

[snorri]

Inflatable Chesterfield
That rumbling noise you hear is not the wind or the traffic outside, it is the noise of Lord Philip Stanhope turning in his grave.

The chesterfield sofa is not just a piece of furniturebut a piece of history. ... It is believed that Lord Phillip Stanhope, the 4th Earl of Chesterfield (1694-1773), commissioned the first leather chesterfield settee with its distinctive deep buttoned, quilted leatherupholstery and low seat base.

 

[Tim Hall]

Inflatable Chesterfield
That rumbling noise you hear is not the wind or the traffic outside, it is the noise of Lord Philip Stanhope turning in his grave.

The chesterfield sofa is not just a piece of furniturebut a piece of history. ... It is believed that Lord Phillip Stanhope, the 4th Earl of Chesterfield (1694-1773), commissioned the first leather chesterfield settee with its distinctive deep buttoned, quilted leatherupholstery and low seat base.

Presumably an Inflatable Chesterfield is not quite the same as an Inflatable Chippendale.

 

[pawl]

Glad your getting some support,Goes to show that the majority of us on here are not sarcastic .

 

[Fnaar]

A friend of mine had a similar problem. He got two pallets, the ones that go on lorries, joined them with nylon straps, got (or possibly made) a thin mattress of the right dimensions, and hey presto! A DIY futon. I was very impressed.

 

[byegad]

Our armchair recliners came in two parts base and back, which slide and clip together for delivery/removals. We also have two two seat settee recliners which came in four parts each, two bases and two backs. All would fit any stairway in any house built this century or last!

 

[Accy cyclist]

I went back to the shop selling the chaise longue and had another sit on it. I've decided that it's not comfy enough. There isn't a proper back to it apart from a 10 inch high wooden back, which isn't comfy enough to lean your back on. Its a shame because it does have that classy look. If i had more room i'd like it just to look at and sit on every now and then,but i haven't the room so i have o be more practical about this. I also had another look at those arm chairs i mentioned. I've decided they're too "pensioner(ish)".Ah well,back to square one.

 

[Lonestar]

Im wetting myself in anticipation.

Nah, that's probably incontinence.

 

[green1]

If this thread ends up being like the buying a car thread I expect the final answer will look something like:

 

[Drago]

You need a SpineMelter 2000.

 

[growingvegetables]

Accy - you went into one BHF shop? There's a LOT more - these guys have some superb stuff in Leeds; maybe different over your way ... https://www.emmaus.org.uk/burnley/our_shops_and_services/our_shops. And so many others ... Freecycle? Freegle? OK - both need a bit of patience .

 

[Accy cyclist]

I've found this, http://www.argos.co.uk/product/2393069 It'd let me still have a chaise longue but in a more practical way than the original hard seat head rest on right side one i saw in that soft furnishings shop the other day. It's 5ft 2 inch as a chaise but opens out to a 7ft 2 inch bed The colour's a little boring but it's "nice and safe".

 

[AndyRM]

£380 for a bit of uncomfortable looking beige mundanity.

Bargain.

 

[Accy cyclist]

£380 for a bit of uncomfortable looking beige mundanity.

Bargain.

Yes,it is a bit safe(boring) i suppose. How about this then? http://www.simplychaise.co.uk/shop/chaise-longue/napoleon-chaise-longue I could sit there like Napolean.

 

[Bonefish Blues]

You won't use a chaise, you really won't. I sat on ours once. Looking behind me, it currently hosts 3 cuddly toys, a recipe book and a hessein bag.

Get an Ikea sling chair. Arrives in bits and is very very comfortable.