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Two Rows

8 years ago
Hi - I am very interested in purchasing the Home Theater Seating Power Loveseat. I plan to have a second row on a raised platform. How high do you recommend that I create the platform so that the people in the second row will be able to see over the tops of the front row? There will most likely be children in the back row. Thanks so much for your help!
Seatcraft Republic Leather Home Theater Seating Power Loveseat, Black · More Info

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  • PRO
    8 years ago

    Hello,


    We recommend the riser platform be at least 7 inches tall to be able to see over the front row. We do offer risers as part of a custom order as well, in 7 inches and 14 inches tall.


    If you're interested we can have a rep reach out, after you've placed your order, and give you more information on the risers we offer or just risers in general.

    M Foster thanked Stargate Cinema
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