Najd Floor Chair with 5 Reclining Positions and 120 kg Capacity
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Product description
The Najd Floor Chair, with a 120 kg capacity, offers a perfect solution for those seeking comfort in traditional floor seating. Its plush olive velvet fabric and five adjustable backrest positions provide an elegant support for gatherings, making it ideal for enjoying coffee and dates with guests.
Designed for versatility, this chair measures 110 x 55 cm and weighs only 3.64 kg, allowing you to easily move it between your living room and garden. Featuring durable Japanese hinges, it adjusts to five angles, offering comfort with a touch of Najdi heritage that is hard to match.
Technical Specifications
- Model Number: SNBC-0146
- Dimensions: 110 x 55 x 12 cm
- Material: Velvet Fabric
- Color: Olive
- Hinges: Japanese
- Weight: 3.64 kg
- Maximum Load: 120 kg
- Warranty: 2 years
Key Features
- Soft velvet fabric provides a luxurious and warm seating experience.
- Five reclining positions with Japanese hinges for customizable comfort.
- Spacious seating area ensures ideal comfort for long sessions.
- Lightweight design makes it easy to transport between rooms and outdoors.
- Contemporary olive color complements any living space.
Perfect For
- Enhancing floor seating comfort during home gatherings with coffee and dates.
- Providing back support around a campfire during desert trips.
- Offering a comfortable reading or relaxation spot in mosques and gardens.
Pro Tip
To maintain the velvet's softness and olive color, clean it with a soft brush or vacuum on a low setting, avoiding direct exposure to water.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Najd Floor Chair suitable for long gatherings?
The Alsanidi Najd Floor Chair is ideal due to its soft velvet fabric, five reclining positions, and 120 kg capacity, blending Najdi heritage with comfort for long gatherings.
How do I clean the velvet fabric?
Use a soft brush or a vacuum with a gentle suction to remove dust, and avoid direct contact with water to preserve its texture and color.




