The Holiday Travel Folding Chair is a compact camping chair with bamboo armrests and a flat pack size—designed for anyone who has limited space for chairs in their camper.
When folded, it measures 66 x 56 x 7 cm. This means it fits flat against the tailgate, behind the bench seat, or in a rear storage compartment in a VW California. The frame is made of aluminum, the cover is made of heather-gray polyester, and the armrests are made of bamboo. An additional locking mechanism keeps the chair securely in place when unfolded.
What you’ll use it for
- A place to sit in front of the camper, in the awning, or under the canopy
- A second or guest chair that takes up hardly any space in the van
- For transport in a cargo van, mini-camper, or van with limited storage space
- For the patio, garden, and balcony between trips
Setup and Use
The chair folds out without tools. Make sure the safety latch is properly engaged before sitting down—only then will the chair be stable. The cover is firmly attached to the frame and can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. A storage bag is not included.
At a Glance
- Dimensions when assembled (W x H x D): 56 x 90 x 48 cm
- Packed dimensions (W x H x D): 66 x 7 x 56 cm
- Seat dimensions (W x D): 45 x 42 cm
- Seat height: 42 cm
- Backrest height: 57 cm
- Weight capacity: 100 kg
- Weight: 4 kg
- Upholstery: Polyester, heather gray
- Frame: aluminum, black
- Armrests: Bamboo
- Additional locking mechanism for stability
- What’s Included: 1 folding chair (without carrying bag)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the chair fit in a rear storage compartment on a VW California?
Yes. With packing dimensions of 66 x 56 x 7 cm, it is designed to fit.
What is the weight limit?
The chair can support up to 100 kg.
Can the backrest be adjusted?
No. The backrest is fixed; the chair has only one seating position.
Does it come with a carrying bag?
No, the chair is shipped without a carrying bag.
How do I care for the cover?
Wipe it down with a damp cloth and let it dry before folding it up. Do not store it while it’s still wet.
















