Same seat as the single: 2.8 inches of padding, a 13.3-inch back, steel bench hooks, non-slip strips, 4.4 pounds each and a 400 lb rating. The only thing that changes is the arithmetic. Two seats side by side occupy about 27 inches of plank, which is roughly what two adults would take up anyway, so you are not claiming extra bench — you are just claiming it with a back on it.
Set them down together and hook both before anyone sits, leaving a finger-width between them. Butted hard against each other they push apart as people settle and the gap opens where you do not want it.
Two straps and two handles means two people carry one each; one person can manage both, but the second strap tends to slide off the shoulder on stairs. The stands are the part of the day where that matters.
Both fold flat and stack, so they store in the depth of a closet shelf rather than on the garage floor. Dry them fully before they go away — padding put away damp is what smells in March.
Both seats in the pair are the compact 13.3-inch-back model. If one person in the household wants the taller reclining back, buying a single of each is a better fit than this two-pack.
Pieces from other collections in the same finish family — the pairings people order together.
The full-size version in black velvet, with a headboard shelf, LED lighting and two drawers in any of four positions.
A black six-drawer tower at 40.75 inches — four full drawers and two small ones, sized to work beside a bed instead of a nightstand.
A seven-piece Textilene dining set: a 67-inch faux-wood table on a galvanised frame with six sling chairs that dry in minutes.
A four-seat rattan conversation set — a two-seater sofa, two armless chairs and a glass table — sized for a small patio or a wide balcony.
