About this item For both indoor and outdoor relaxation Holds up to 300 lbs. Adjustable headrest and long-lasting outdoor fabric About this item disclaimer The Caravan Canopy Zero Gravity Chair is a comfortable, versatile chair that provides both indoor and outdoor relaxation. It's perfect for taking on camping trips or putting outside on your patio or deck. You can also place it inside your home for additional seating in your rec room, living room or entertainment area. Capable of supporting up to 300 lbs, this cozy zero gravity chair is equipped with an adjustable headrest and long-lasting outdoor fabric. It easily adjusts from a sturdy upright chair to a full reclining chair to suit your preferences. The Canopy Zero Gravity Chair can be folded down to 5-1/2" thick for easy storage and portability. WARNING - This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Caravan Canopy Zero Gravity Chair: Supports up to 300 lbs

Can be placed indoors or out Can be adjusted from a full reclining chair to an upright chair Great for camping trips or placement on your patio Zero gravity chair can be used for additional seating in your living room or entertainment area Steel tube diameter: 22mm Steel tube thickness: 1.2 mm Steel wire diameter: 3.5mm Folds down to only 5-1/2" thick for simple storage and portability Gross weight: 22.5 lbs. Net weight: 20.5 lbs. Specifications Fabric Content Type Condition Material Manufacturer Part Number Model Brand Assembled Product Weight Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H) Where is this product made? by It looks like you are not signed in. To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new account Sign In Where is this product made? i by It looks like you are not signed in. Sign In Can your feet be raised while in a seated position or only when laying down? Sign In Does this chair fold completely flat?

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Good for sleeping during pregnancy Causes joint pain from pulling up your knees and tucking your chin into your chest For your consideration: Simply straighten yourself out. Sleeping comfortably on your side is much healthier than curling yourself up into a ball. Added support: Use one thick pillow for your head and neck along with one pillow between your legs. 4. On your stomach Eases snoring and sleep apnea by keeping your upper airways more open Flattens your spine’s natural curves, potentially causing lower back pain Puts pressure on joints and muscles Irritates nerves, leading to pain, numbness, and tingling Strains the neck when turning your head to one side For your consideration: While this position comes with many drawbacks, if you don’t suffer back or neck pain, it’s fine to try. Just make sure you use a thin pillow or none at all. Added support: Stick a pillow under your hips and lower abdomen. Helps breathing for the obese or those suffering chronic obstructive pulmonary disease