Pull Up A Chair On The Dock
A dock board is a bare plank, and a bare plank is exactly what this reclining stadium seat is built to sit on. It rests on the surface, opens into a proper chair with a supported back, and gives you a seat in a spot that never had one.
The list of places it goes runs to a school field, a ballpark, a swim meet, a regional track meet, or anywhere else the seating is nothing more than a bare bench.
When the afternoon is over it folds down again and you lift it and go, which is the difference between hauling a chair to the water and simply carrying one.
The Frame Collapses Toward The Base
Folding works in one direction: the frame collapses toward the base so the packed shape stays flat rather than bulky.
That flat profile is what keeps it manageable in a trunk on the way out and on a shelf once the season ends.
The backrest reclines through a range of angles, so you can sit forward while something is happening and lean back when it is not. The change is made in place, with no need to lift the unit off the bench.
Twenty One Inches Of Elbow Room
The seat measures 21 in wide. That is a roomier footprint than a narrow bleacher chair, and a better match for a wider frame or for anyone who likes a little slack on either side.
There is no assembly and no tooling involved: open it, position it, and sit. Lime is the colorway, easy to pick out from a distance in a busy section or from the far end of a dock.
After a damp afternoon, wipe the surfaces and let it air out before folding. Store it closed so the hinge is not held under tension.
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