- Does the Sanibel chair swivel all the way around?
- Yes. It sits on a swivel base and rotates a full circle, so you can turn from a window to a conversation without moving the chair.
- Is it good for a small living room?
- It works well in tight corners because the swivel lets it serve two directions from one spot. Check the footprint against your space, since the skirted base is wider than a slim-leg chair.
- What is the chair upholstered in?
- The cover and fill are polyester, with a multicolor patterned fabric. Polyester is durable and easy to spot clean but breathes less than cotton or linen.
- Does it have armrests?
- Yes, it has padded armrests, which makes it comfortable for reading and longer sits.
- Can I use it as a dining or desk chair?
- It is an accent chair, not a task or dining chair. The seat height and swivel base suit lounging, not sitting at a table for meals or work.
- How does it compare with an open-leg swivel chair?
- The Sanibel hides its base under a skirt for a traditional look. Open-leg swivel chairs look lighter and show the metal base, but expose the mechanism.
- Where is the Comfort Pointe Sanibel Skirted Swivel Accent Chair cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $563.43, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Comfort Pointe Sanibel Skirted Swivel Accent Chair?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's, 1stopbedrooms.