The husband actually called. It can hold up to 500 kilo and it the base model costs a mere 90 shekel, 10 or more like 50 NIS each - that's without the pretty cover.
Wow, I was going to ask if it's for real but I guess Miaim beat me to it. A very interesting idea but like Rafi I was wondering how long it holds up before it collapses.
we just set our non-arm chairs at an angle. and I'm not sure how comfortable it would feel to do a lean-BOUNCE anyway. but I hope he makes a little income from it with non-skeptic customers....
For the last two years we got a low table, a carpet, and pillows, and had our seder close to the ground. Whereas it was a little hard on my back, b/c I'm not used to sitting that way, the leaning felt real and wasn't a farce.
It was also nice how the kids just dropped off one by one around the table.
LOL, what an enterprising guy!
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The husband actually called. It can hold up to 500 kilo and it the base model costs a mere 90 shekel, 10 or more like 50 NIS each - that's without the pretty cover.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't believe it was real. Wow.
Wow, I was going to ask if it's for real but I guess Miaim beat me to it. A very interesting idea but like Rafi I was wondering how long it holds up before it collapses.
ReplyDeletei want one! how do i get it in chu"l?
ReplyDeletewe just set our non-arm chairs at an angle. and I'm not sure how comfortable it would feel to do a lean-BOUNCE anyway. but I hope he makes a little income from it with non-skeptic customers....
ReplyDeleteFor the last two years we got a low table, a carpet, and pillows, and had our seder close to the ground. Whereas it was a little hard on my back, b/c I'm not used to sitting that way, the leaning felt real and wasn't a farce.
ReplyDeleteIt was also nice how the kids just dropped off one by one around the table.