Wacky pool chair: by Pool Systems - Backyard Furniture & Patio Accessories

Pool & Spa News, Feb 14, 2003 by Shannon Harman

Features: allows user to relax, semisubmerged in a floating lounger; U-shaped tube inflates in seconds; tube suspends mesh hammock; colorful, compact, easy to ship and uses minimal shelf space, per maker

Contact: Pool Systems, Phoenix (480) 785-0176

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