Star-Chair IV Observing chair
Star-Chair IV Observing chair
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Star-Chair IV Observing chair

Starlight InnovationSKU: SC4
Upgraded Cushion Colour: Red
Foot Rest: No Foot rest
Price:
$519.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
US Orders will not be processed. Please contact Explore Scientific in the US to place an order for a Parallelogram. https://explorescientificusa.com/


Product made from Baltic Birch Plywood and Ash.
Weight 18 lbs,seat adj from 10" To 48"
weight capacity on all chairs Max 250 LBS.
Tired of standing on ladders.
This chair designed for Dobsonians telescopes, increase your comfort and viewing pleasure.
Included standard seat 1'' foam and black.
Shown with optional upgraded, custom seat cushion, and color choices.
Optional foot rest.

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