This folding Tennis Chair is the genuine article, supremely comfortable, portable and hard wearing. Great for garden parties, outdoor concerts and sporting events. All of our Tennis Chairs are made with a sustainable and durable hardwood, finished with teak oil. They have a noticeably more solid feel than those spindly, wibbly-wobbly ones. We are committed to maintaining excellent build quality and caring for the environment with sustainably sourced timber with PEFC certification. Available in traditional Deckchair stripes, multi-stripes and a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours and modern patterns. Perfect for the kids - a junior version of our traditional Southsea Deckchair. This little chair comes with safety bolts to keep it permanently upright and to ensure it won't trap little fingers. Recommended for ages 3 to 5 years. Available in our exclusive Interior Fabrics. They are hand crafted by our sewing machinists in the UK, using fabric designs inspired by our Deckchairs.
These cushions also have piping around the edge. As you can see from the designs, they carry the soul of our outdoor products for use indoors. The cushion pad is not suitable for washing, but all interior cushions have zips to allow for the washing of the cover. This fabric is 100% Cotton. On first wash soak in cold water for a couple of hours then wash at 30°. On subsequent washes the fabric can go straight in to the washing machine at 30°. We strongly recommend the use of a non-biological washing powder. Please expect shrinkage of up to 15% after the first wash. Also suitable for Dry Cleaning. Please note that our cushions are made to order, so unfortunately cannot be returned once purchased. All cushion measurements are the size of the pad. Perfect for carrying all the bits and bobs you need for a picnic or a day on the beach! This super-comfy mattress is primarily designed for use on our slatted lounger. The inner filling is 25 kg / cm3 density foam.
The mattress is attached to the lounger by means of easy-to-use hooks. Manufactured in 100% acrylic fibre with a water repellent finish. This durable acrylic fabric is ideal for the tough demands of contract applications. Specially designed for outdoor use this is a premium grade acrylic, suitable for marine applications, it has excellent colour retention. Subjected to 800 hours of an alternating programme of sunlight and sprinkling this fabric still retains it bright vibrant colours. It feels really nice to touch as well.HD Tree House Patio Adirondack Chair Simulated Wood Patio Adirondack Chair Cape Cod Stepping Stone Patio Adirondack Chair Classic Teak Patio Adirondack Chair Chili Red Folding Outdoor Adirondack Chair (2-Pack) Lattice Folding White Outdoor Adirondack Chair (2-Pack) Tete-a-Tete Patio Chairs and Table Deluxe Coconino Wicker Chair Graphite Folding Outdoor Adirondack Chair (2-Pack) Midnight Folding Outdoor Adirondack Chair (2-Pack)
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Under attack: Somali pirates tried to storm the cruise ship using a small speed boat, like this one pictures, but were beaten off by brave passengers Mr Jeffery, 65, was hit twice, with one bullet grazing his leg and a piece of shrapnel from another still lodged inside his body. The couple had been enjoying a three-week trip which was due to take them from Durban in South Africa through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal before touring the Mediterranean before docking in Italy.But terror struck just one week in, when the MSC Melody was off the coast of Somalia, a spot haunted by pirates, when the couple and their fellow cruise passengers spotted a small speed boat following them. Meeting their match: Somali pirates, like the one pictured, opened fire on passengers who fought them off Mr Jeffery described how the bandits struck in the night: 'It was about 11.30 in the evening. 'We were on an outer deck at the back of the ship and we were having a bottle of wine.'There would have been about 15 to 20 of us on deck.
We had decided to enjoy our drinks outside as the entertainment in the bar area wasn't up to much.'One of the passengers said they could see a small boat following us in the wake of our ship.'I could hear the engine of the boat as well. When I looked over the side we saw their small boat had pulled up alongside us.'The couple, from Seaton Burn, North Tyneside, who took the trip in April 2009, then realised their worst fears were about to come true as the pirates prepared to storm the ship.John said the pirates hauled themselves aboard by slinging a rope over the side: 'I don't know how but they had somehow managed to get a rope hooked on to one of the lower decks and there was a pirate climbing up the side.'With no members of the crew or security guards nearby, the passengers realised they would have to take matters into their own hands.Barbara, also 65, said the stunned passengers banded together to stave off the attack: 'We all then started to throw whatever we could get our hands on overboard.'We were throwing everything we could at him but he was still climbing.
'We were on one of the upper decks but his rope was attached to one of the lower decks meaning he didn't have that far to climb to get on board.'Luckily just as the pirate was nearing the lower deck level a chair thrown by a German passenger connected with him, sending him tumbling into the sea.'Although the makeshift band of defenders had managed to repel the pirates initially, the furious Somalis made another attempt at boarding and opened fire on them.John, a retired builder, said: 'They started to fire at us with their machine guns.'They were still close to the ship at this point so they didn't have a great angle to hit us. 'I think they were trying to scare us off so they could try with another rope, but we stood our ground and continued throwing things at the boat.'They then pulled away from the boat and started firing at us. I was amazed at how calm everyone was.'The couple then decided to head further inside the ship but came under fire with bullets passing through windows and the steel hull of the boat.