A mid century modern Plycraft Zero Gravity lounge chair in gray leather and canvas with a triangular bentwood base. Two knobs on either side of the base can be tightened to lock the chair at any angle. Once locked in place the back also reclines which pushes the footrest up.
American made. Circa 1960s. Measures 30" wide x 30" deep x 44" high 24.5" interior seat width 18" interior seat depth 20.
This incredibly designed zero gravity lounge chair by Plycraft allows the user to lock in their position with a simple roll of a wheel. Clad in a dark chocolate brown durable vinyl, this piece features a walnut frame, head pillow, and built in footrest for the ultimate in relaxation. Choose from 25 authentic Plycraft lounge chairs for sale on 1stDibs.
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Vintage (1985ish) modern zero gravity reclining lounge chair by Plycraft. Probably more comfortable than one of those mid century Eames 670 replicas. And definitely looks better than a lazy boy.
Very nice zero gravity recliner made by top manufacturer Plycraft. Designed for people with chronic back trouble. Cost much more than $1000 new; similar products currently sell at for >$1500 (/recliners/zero-gravity.html).
Leather has some scratches and normal wear and tear. Feel free to write with any questions. Local pickup only.
Check out our plycraft lounge chair selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our chairs shops. This beautiful burgundy leather zero gravity chair has the exact same dimensions as the Plycraft one although this one isn't marked (priced as unmarked). Supple leather with YKK zippers and seamless reclining.
A mid century modern Plycraft Zero Gravity lounge chair in gray leather and canvas with a triangular bentwood base. Two knobs on either side of the base can be tightened to lock the chair at any angle. Plycraft Chairs While the history of Plycraft is marred by scandal and lawsuits, the American furniture manufacturer produced charming lounge chairs and other seating during the mid.