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Roman Chair

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Roman Chair

Adjustable Roman chair with five angle settings from 30 to 60 degrees and seven height settings from 35 to 44 inches. It includes two weight-plate storage pegs and integrated wheels.

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Catalog status
New

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Warranty (frame)
2yr
Data status
Partial
Assembly & delivery
All Necessary Assembly Tools And A Detailed Instruction Manual included.
Movements
Back Extension
Warranty detail
2 Year limited warranty covering all structural and functional components under normal use.
Stations / movements detail
Hyperextension With 5 Angle Adjustments From 30° To 60° And 7 Height Settings From 35" To 44".
Included attachments
Two weight Plate storage pegs.

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Tracking since Oct 2026 — first captured at $149.99. Not enough history to draw a trend yet.

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