does it lay flat so you can lie on your stomach to tan your back side?
1353372
Yes it does lay flat but would not recommend buying it. The fabric ripped on mine beyond repair after using it just five times
1353373
Yes. You can also set the bottom third portion to angle down to the ground so that when you're on your back, your legs can naturally bend at the knee. The chair has several positions.
1353374
yes! I have two of them. You can actually read thru the hole where your face would be when laying on your stomach!
1353375
Yes, it does lay flat. However, it's the most uncomfortable chair I've ever bought. I should have returned it! Waste of money. No one in our family likes or uses it
1353376
Yes, and its comfortable. You can place the pillows for support anywhere you like it.
1815403
The chair does not lay flat so you are able to lay on your back, but not on your stomach. The whole chair tilts back like a recliner, it does not fold flat.
253408
I've never tried to lie down on my stomach. The back is really very comfortable!
74606
Yes - it doesn't affect your ability to sleep on your side, but you probably couldn't sleep on your stomach.
1584488
Yes it does. I bought it for my son goes tanning also. He can use it either way.
36689
The short answer is no. If you could stay on you back all night and not remove it in your sleep, you might be able to do it. Lying on your side would likely disturb the alignment/fit and you would lose protection.
1835160
No doesn't lay flat. Just a standard fold-up chair but lower to the ground. Sorry I didn't get back sooner. I don't log in every day and have been without power this week
925049
No, it does not. It is definitely a lie-on-your-back chair. But so comfortable I've literally fallen asleep in it! If you're looking for something for tanning and want to be able to "flip over," this is not the chair for you.
925048
No it does not allow you to lay on your stomach but if you are one who doesn't care about that or has back problems it is heaven. Sandy H.
137383
Yes, you can lay either on your back or on your side. It took me a while to get used to sleeping on the wedge though so you need to be patient. It also helps to put a pillow under your knees if lying on your back. I also find with reflux if I lie on my left side I'm more comfortable.
253407
best to lie on back. It "dips" down in the middle from the weight of your body, just like a hammock you would hang somewhere. so stomach-lying would put you in a "backbend" position.
608561
It is adjustable and it will lay flat. Make sure when you get it, to add loctite blue and tighten all connection.
1648486
No. It leans back about three quarters. since it has the pouch on the back. it does not have the top rail on the back to lay it flat. They are great sturdy, light weight, chairs tho. I love mine. hope this helps.
1577048
Yes you can lay against it. I put it behind my back and lay on it all the time.
650536
Yes the collar lays flat unless you zip it up all the way then the collar covers your neck and mouth
729938
Yes, one can lie on their back. If one lies on their stomach the heating pad will be less effective, however it could be weighted by heavy towels or something so it will maintain close contact. I have also used mine on cold nights to heat my feet! It is multipurpose. Another way to weight the heating pad while on ones stomach is a common trick of making weights from socks/stockings filled with rice (or even dry peas or beans). If one "sews" little pockets of fabric can be sewn to make the weights. It has continued to work after much use. Not all the heating pads I have owned continue for as long as they should. Yes, one can lie on their back. If one lies on their stomach the heating pad will be less effective, however it could be weighted by heavy towels or something so it will maintain close contact. I have also used mine on cold nights to heat my feet! It is multipurpose. Another way to weight the heating pad while on ones stomach is a common trick of making weights from socks/stockings filled with rice (or even dry peas or beans). If one "sews" little pockets of fabric can be sewn to make the weights. It has continued to work after much use. Not all the heating pads I have owned... » Read More Yes, one can lie on their back. If one lies on their stomach the heating pad will be less effective, however it could be weighted by heavy towels or something so it will maintain close contact. I have also used mine on cold nights to heat my feet! It is multipurpose. Another way to weight the heating pad while on ones stomach is a common trick of making weights from socks/stockings filled with rice (or even dry peas or beans). If one "sews" little pockets of fabric can be sewn to make the weights. It has continued to work after much use. Not all the heating pads I have owned continue for as long as they should. « Show Less
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No, this chair doesn't go completely flat. It's really not a tanning chair.