#Zero gravity lounge chair update#

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#Zero gravity lounge chair update#

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Holing it would allow the chair to tilt at the desired angle., 3. I used an external foot rest as shown in the video, but the designers could have easily provided a grab bar that does not move. The foot rest, the hand rests, the back, all move and hence they do not serve the purpose. The person sitting in the chair needs an external reference point to tilt the chair. Or it could just be a problem with my piece. For a chair of this price, they should have used good quality metal cogs and metal locking. Even if I don't tilt forward, they slip if my foot rests on the foot rest bar. The cogs that lock up the chair in a position are made of plastic. This is a very nice chair but has the following limitations: 1.