Canadian Tire Debbie Travis Chair

[RushDawg]

Hello,

This Debbie Travis chair is 70% off at Canadian Tire.

http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/3/HouseHome/DebbieTravis/DebbieTravisFurniture/PRDOVR~0684461P/Debbie%2BTravis%2BLeather%2BAccent%2BChair.jsp

Just got one today at the Eglinton and Laird store in Toronto. If they say they are out of stock, ask them to check the back as they do have them in the warehouse.

Happy shopping!

[royaltee66]

chair is really firm

[t3359]

Nice! Thanks Dawg!

bjl

[emmafb]

chair is really firm

"firm" mean :confused: good, not good...

[buyways]

"firm" mean :confused: good, not good...

I don't think royaltee66's speaking hipster, I think he or she means it's literally a harder chair, not soft and squishy. To me it looks like something you'd put your daughter's date in to grill him before he takes her out, i.e. not too comfortable.:cheesygri

[mork]

These are meant to be put together in a row to make a sofa of sorts. You can also make a sectional sofa using the matching corner peice (also 70% off right now):

http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/3/HouseHome/DebbieTravis/DebbieTravisFurniture/PRDOVR~0684465P/Debbie%2BTravis%2BLeather%2BCorner%2BChair.jsp

Why these guys didn't put a picture of it put together on the site is beyond me.

[fruchick]

Anyone who has this (or has taken a close look), is there a way to attach those pieces to each other, or do you just push them together and hope they don't slide around?

I sat in one of the leather easychairs and found it firm but comfortable. Not sure I can do this as my primary sofa, though.

[mork]

I gave them a serious look for a small space I had but ended up not going with them. At this sale price, I most likely would have.

They are not tops for comfort, but offer good style in a compact form and the storage is a big bonus as well.

I don't think there was any given way to secure them to each other, but because of the storage cavities, it would be very easy to attach them together with bolts right through them.. or, you could probably find a more elegant solution if you found the sort of hardware that sectionals usual have for attachment.

[crxmugen]

i got these last months at this discount price, some of stores put it on clearance sale because was left in warehouse over 1yr, some with demo only, most of them out of stock
great idea to put as many as you like, or combine with ottoman table
yes, every chair or corner comes with 2 set of metal and screws, but not very strong and tight, you could still move a bit
cushion's thin, after15 min it'll be squeezed and don't bump up for awhile
feel of leather's not bad, not real leather but alright
storage's really great
1 corner and 2 chairs (long enough for me to sleep), 160 bucks new sofa, nowhere could beat it, pretty happy about it :cheesygri

[bigredlemon]

I got the large ottoman piece of the same series. Not sure if it's the same but that was piece of crap. Foam was great in the beginning but collapsed to nothingness within a few months. The "leather" scratches so easily that even my nails ripped it open. All in all, not worth the money. Spend more and get something that will last longer -- it's cheaper in the long run.

[Psycho77]

They have pretty good reviews on CT web site. (especially the others models).

I was in CT earlier but couldn't spot any. There was the same model in "faux suede" though, was looking nice but not in rebate 149,99$ (the web say 40% rebate, but i didnt had it scan i was just passing by).

[ciao]

They have pretty good reviews on CT web site. (especially the others models).

I was in CT earlier but couldn't spot any. There was the same model in "faux suede" though, was looking nice but not in rebate 149,99$ (the web say 40% rebate, but i didnt had it scan i was just passing by).

saw this in store, but floor model was not sturdy, usual test is to see how much effort it takes to move arms rests

http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/3/HouseHome/DebbieTravis/DebbieTravisFurniture/PRDOVR~0684467P/Debbie%2BTravis%2BLeather%2BClub%2BChair.jsp

[BradBGT]

I purchased two of these for my den today. The quality of the chair is reasonable and the chair feels solid while being sat in. The chair is hard, but not to the point of being unreasonable. I liked the fact the chair is small enough to maneuver to a different room when guests are over and the fact it has storage.

Also, there is some moderate assembly required. I suspect the chair Ciao sat in had loose bolts. I sat in the same chair today and there was no arm rest movement.