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Posted by
maisoui1 (
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Sat, Jan 12, 13 at 21:33
Hi all,
We are putting a home theater in our basement. The room is 14 x 19 so I do not have space for 2 rows of chairs without compromising the viewing distance. I plan on having 6 theater chairs. I don't want the room to look too crowded so I would prefer sleek looking chairs. I was looking at a brand called Jaymar out of Canada - http://www.jaymar.ca. In the catalog the one called Wings looked like it would work. The 6 chairs in a medium grade leather would be about $14K Does anyone have any alternative brands to suggest - very comfortable, non bulky, sleek, motorized recline? There was another chair I liked - the Collins chair by comfort design but those chairs are like $3K each. There are 3 of us at home so the other chairs are to accommodate additional guests when necessary |
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RE: seating for home theater
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| i think Colllins chair is a good option to invest |
RE: seating for home theater
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| We have Palliser and have been very happy with them. They seem very well-built for the price (there are certainly better chairs available, but they're much more expensive). |
RE: seating for home theater
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| Palliser actually has a very good home theater program. They have chairs with motion, vibration, easy snap together set up and nice classic looks. |
RE: seating for home theater
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| Check out Omnia from California. I think they have some nice home theatre seating. |
RE: seating for home theater
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| Another suggestion try 6 nice leather club chairs not nessisarily home theatre chairs. It might be a more upscale look. Although this will cost you some money. I would say about $1500 each for some nice ones. |
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