Four angles, a steel frame and nothing else to go wrong. That is the whole proposition of this floor chair, and for a lot of buyers it is the right one, because every extra mechanism on a low seat is another part that loosens. The backrest sets to one of four positions, chosen rather than adjusted continuously, which means each angle is a definite stop that holds under weight instead of drifting back as the evening goes on. One suits playing games with the spine upright, one leans into watching TV, one drops further for reading books, and the last takes it near flat. The frame is steel throughout, and the 286 lbs of rated capacity is the figure that shows it is built for adults rather than for occasional light use. Padding is sponge over that frame, shaped ergonomically so the back is carried along its length and the body can relax fully into the seat instead of bracing against a flat panel. Set up the chair occupies 24 by 26 by 31 in, a small footprint for a seat with a full-height back. It folds completely flat, and at 14 lbs it lifts with one hand, so putting it away is genuinely quicker than leaving it out. There is no upholstery to strip, no cover to wash and no cushion to lose.