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Facebook Marketplace listing — North Hoboken

Asking price: $75 (local pickup). A buyer offer around $65 is still reasonable if you want it gone quickly.

No brand, model, or tag could be read in the photos. No dimension below was taken with a tape measure. Every size figure is an estimate.

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Light Gray Faux Fur Fold-Out Floor Lounger – Chair or Bed

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Light gray faux-fur floor lounger. Used. Pickup in North Hoboken.

One plush floor cushion with a long, wavy shag. Fold the back up and it is a floor chair. Lay it flat and it is a lounger. No frame.

Size — estimates from the photos, not a tape measure:

Width about 46–49 inches
Chair back about 33–37 inches high
Flat length was not measured. It is longer than it is wide; plan on roughly 6 feet, give or take, and measure if the fit matters
The edges look thick and plush. Thickness was not measured

For scale only: a twin mattress is 38 inches wide and a full is 54 inches wide. This looks wider than a twin and narrower than a full.

You get the gray lounger only. The two blue corduroy pillows in the chair photos are not included. Nothing else in the room is included.

Used. In the photos it holds both the chair shape and the flat shape, and the shag looks even, with no obvious rips or stains showing. There is a small dark slit at one corner; I can’t tell what it is from the photo. Please look it over at pickup.

$75. Pickup in North Hoboken.

What is included

The sale is the gray lounger only.

The two square navy-blue corduroy pillows appear only in the chair photos. They are a different fabric, they sit loose on the cushion, and they are gone in the flat photos. They are not part of this sale.

The bowl of fruit on the counter, the doors, and the rest of the room are not included.

Size: estimate vs verified

Verified dimensions: none. Nothing in the photos has a printed size, and no tape measure is visible.

Width, estimate: about 46–49 inches. In the flat overhead photo, the far edge of the lounger sits on the same wall as a standard U.S. duplex outlet plate (2.75 inches wide). Comparing that plate to the lounger’s far edge gives this range. Fur overhang and the cushion sitting a little closer to the camera than the plate can move the number by a few inches. The chair photo is consistent with that width: the backrest does not fill the wall the way a 54-inch full or a 60-inch queen would.

Chair height, estimate: about 33–37 inches. In the chair photo, the top of the backrest sits just under the light switch. The switch plate (4.5 by 2.75 inches) and the baseboard on that wall were used as the scale. This assumes that wall is close to face-on.

Flat length, inferred, not measured: roughly 6 feet, give or take. The cushion folds once into a chair, so the flat length is the back plus the seat. The back is the 33–37 inch estimate above, and the seat looks like a similar section. Treat 6 feet as a planning figure only. Measure it before you promise a guest-bed length.

Thickness: not measured. The sides show a deep plush edge, on the order of several inches, and that is as far as the photos support.

A close retail cousin is a light gray faux-fur chair that unfolds into a lounger, such as the Christopher Knight Home Maegan (about 37 by 70 inches flat, recently about $124 at Target) or a gray MAXYOYO folding faux-fur lounger (about 36 by 84 inches, about $156). Those are smaller in width than this estimate. They are matches in type, not a confirmed model of this piece.

Why $75

New gray faux-fur fold-out loungers in this category have recently been about $125–$180 for the smaller singles, and higher for wider floor beds. This one is used, the brand is unknown, and pickup is local. $75 is about half of a smaller new one, which fits a clean used piece in North Hoboken. If it sits for a week, $60 is a sensible drop.

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