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owleyes1984
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025
Very nice & sturdy! Easy assembly
Golfball456
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
These chairs are expensive on other websites. Great quality chair and it was pretty easy to assemble. Beware tho, I bought covers for these chairs and found out a stray cat had been sleeping on one of the chairs the entire winter!
Michael-Ann
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
These are perfect. Beautiful and seem well made. Very happy with this purchase
Nessisity
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
Really nice looking chaise lounges. Appear to be sturdy and well built although we have not used them yet. I like the light colored beige cushions. Other cushions were not sized correctly for these chairs. Directions are best when ignored but my husband had no problem putting them together his way.
Joe Wright
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024
The cushions and materials are sturdy and comfortable. The wheels are rubber which may mark concrete if sliding but they are solid and made well for the lounge. It was easy to assemble and works with us larger, 6'4" plus size men. While I was skeptical at first ordering once they arrived and I put them together they more than perform as expected.
Ken Lowe
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2024
I don't write many product reviews - typically only the very good or very bad ones - this is a very high quality product that I would personally recommend to anyone wanting a chaise lounge. Highlights:* The frame is a high quality cast aluminum - it should last a lifetime (unlike my previous lounges that had fabric tops that only lasted 8 years.* It looks nice, moves around well with the wheels, and the variety of back positions cover all the possible uses.* The cushions are relatively thick and comfortable - you do not feel the frame underneath them -I bought and assembled two of them - for me they were easy to put together but it takes about an hour because some of the bolts are tricky to get in the correct position. The instructions are icon-based, no writing, but the mechanics are simple enough that it works.
Joe McNulty
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024
Not too difficult to put together…instructions could be better if I’m honest.I love the wheels on the back … makes moving the loungers so much easier than trying to drag them all over.The cushion is not as thick as I thought it was…but nice and firm. I LOVE that the lounger is solid metal under the cushion as opposed to straps or plastic materials that - eventually - stretch or give ( too much, in my opinion).The metal arms are HOT in the direct sun of the Southern Nevada desert. Consider that and using towels or materials to keep things cool if you don’t have shade (we don’t).The lounge back is perfectly adjustable, for us, and can lay 100% flat; good for laying on the stomach comfortably.Overall, we’re very satisfied with these chairs (2 of ‘em) for the month that we’ve had them.
escarter
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2021
Solid product. We live where some strong winds come through so having sturdy furniture that won’t blow away is nice.This product is made for people that NEVER read assembly directions. Seriously, the drawings and written instructions don’t match (for example, step one refers to headless screws but the drawing clearly shows screws with heads—for the record, the drawing was wrong). So if you are someone who hates reading instructions then this is the product for you. Open the hardware box and have at it. I’m not a helpless female but I’ve never been more grateful to have a Mr. Fix-it husband who just abandoned instructions and did it on his own. In the end, we are happy with what we got—arrived without damage and all parts present. The instructions are truly the only issue. Of note, this is a 2 man job so having someone help steady pieces during assembly is helpful. First chair—an hour to put together (30 minutes to read and re-read instructions only to abandon them and hope for the best as well as disassemble some things such as one arm rest from the chair bottom because the wheel axle must go through both arms prior to both arms being attached...metal doesn’t bend apparently). Second chair took less than 15 minutes. Try screwing in the headless screws to their parts prior to assembly...goes much faster. Godspeed.
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