to spend £300 on a garden chair.

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i am i know but.......

It is a very very beautiful chair which would probably last a long time.

Also i am completely fed up with always getting the cheaper crapper option. Whether jeans or beams i prefer the more expensive one but sensibly get tje matalan£10 ones. Or the smart price ones. Every time. Every bloody time.

So this beauteous chair.

Should i? I could whack it on the credit card and work some extras.

Or i could work some extras and then plan a weekend away. Maybe.

Can I see this fabulous chair? Then I will decide.

Im on my phone. Will try.

Its on

Www.pepegarden.co.uk

The rowena rocking lounger

Yabu....it looks like it's made of old pallets! here

Incredibly comfortable. I have a very knackered back.

Not my cup of tea but sometimes you do just have to go for it; life's too short

Am thinking you could get a lot more for your money elsewhere.

If you have to buy it on a credit card then no, you can't really afford it.

I just can't justify such a vast sum.

Will keep looking.

Where are you going to put it when it rains? And for the six eight ten few months of the year when it's too cold/wet to sit out?

My DH could knock one of those up from salvage! Really..don't buy that! Ask someone handy to make you one.

If put on the card i would work the extras specifically to pay it off.

Everytime I do this something happens, usually a house move and I end up selling it for buttons. Ikea all the way for us from now onwards.

The pic doesn't do it justice. Really nicely made. All smooth and comfy.

Im just hacked off with the continual compromising and never getting the thing i actually want.

Mmm, It is very nice but not sure it's £300 worth of very nice IYKWIM.

I know what you mean about the compromising though, it would be a real treat to buy something quite expensive and luxurious.

Can you just sit on it as opposed to sunbathe also?

Yes. It jas wedges so can be more upright or more flat.

Its the curve i like that supports the back. I can't do flat or just a flat sitty up bit.
Has anyone seen anything similar elsewhere?

I spent £75 on a bread bin once.

It was a beautiful bread bin and I loved it. I still have it but it doesn't make me as happy any more.

Go for it, you only live once.

If you can afford it then why not? It's not an impulse buy because you're thinking about it.

Buy it, it looks like it's beautifully made

Reality - yeah , me too. 40 quid on a pair of Toms in the week.

I do have converse rather than primark but only because they were reduced.