From pool to patio, our Sling Chaise Lounge is the standard in commercial chaise lounges. The 12in chaise lounge is the most economic and cost effective commercial chaise on the market. With efficiency, style, and comfort these chaises are made for any poolside application. No design expense was spared as these chaises are built with an extra bracing for support, powder-coated aluminum and double stitched sling fabric. The chaise body is constructed of a 1 in rounded, high quality aluminum body that will not rust and powder-coated in any of our frame finishes. In addition, our chaise lounges are easily stacked for storage and transportation.
I have been meaning to write a review on these chairs since my husband and I purchased two of them (in addition to their matching ottomans) in June I but allowed time to get away from me so I sincerely apologize to those of you who may of already purchased this chair and found yourselves feeling as I do. Although the chair LOOKS great (good quality and craftsmanship on at least one of them) it is the most uncomfortable chair I have ever had the misfortune to sit in. The back of it is entirely TOO straight…one of the nice features of an Adirondack is how it seems to allow you to sink back into it just at the right angle to be relaxing and comfortable. NOT the case here. You sit completely upright. Very uncomfortable. Fortunately, I don’t have back problems but if you do, you will not be able to sit long in this chair, it is just that uncomfortable (with or without back/neck issues)The arms of the chair are not long enough so should you want to rest your arms on the armrest it is impossible because they fall off the end (imagine the lower part of your arm, wrist and hand dangling mid air because there is no arm rest to support it… and I am a smaller stature person (5’2) so if MY arms fall off the end of it…any one else’s will probably fall off too. Because we were refurnishing our sun porch we bought two of these chairs (in the same purchase). The second one was made unevenly so every time we sit down in it (which is next to never) it rocks because one of the legs is shorter than the other three. With all fairness to the manufacturer, I let too much time pass and did not inform them of this chair’s defect but I guess to an extent, I asked myself what were they going to do? Tell me to package it back up and return it? Send me another one for free? Fly out to my home and fix it? Hardly, so I just let it go as a huge purchasing mistake. Like I said, if all you want is a chair that will “look” good that you never, ever have plans or desire to sit in…this is the one for you. But if you see this chair and imagine sitting out somewhere, enjoying the weather and relaxing in it after a long day..don’t be a fool like me…that is not going to happen with this chair…keep looking, I sure wish we had before spending so much money on something we can’t even sit in or enjoy.
Andie –
I have been meaning to write a review on these chairs since my husband and I purchased two of them (in addition to their matching ottomans) in June I but allowed time to get away from me so I sincerely apologize to those of you who may of already purchased this chair and found yourselves feeling as I do. Although the chair LOOKS great (good quality and craftsmanship on at least one of them) it is the most uncomfortable chair I have ever had the misfortune to sit in. The back of it is entirely TOO straight…one of the nice features of an Adirondack is how it seems to allow you to sink back into it just at the right angle to be relaxing and comfortable. NOT the case here. You sit completely upright. Very uncomfortable. Fortunately, I don’t have back problems but if you do, you will not be able to sit long in this chair, it is just that uncomfortable (with or without back/neck issues)The arms of the chair are not long enough so should you want to rest your arms on the armrest it is impossible because they fall off the end (imagine the lower part of your arm, wrist and hand dangling mid air because there is no arm rest to support it… and I am a smaller stature person (5’2) so if MY arms fall off the end of it…any one else’s will probably fall off too. Because we were refurnishing our sun porch we bought two of these chairs (in the same purchase). The second one was made unevenly so every time we sit down in it (which is next to never) it rocks because one of the legs is shorter than the other three. With all fairness to the manufacturer, I let too much time pass and did not inform them of this chair’s defect but I guess to an extent, I asked myself what were they going to do? Tell me to package it back up and return it? Send me another one for free? Fly out to my home and fix it? Hardly, so I just let it go as a huge purchasing mistake. Like I said, if all you want is a chair that will “look” good that you never, ever have plans or desire to sit in…this is the one for you. But if you see this chair and imagine sitting out somewhere, enjoying the weather and relaxing in it after a long day..don’t be a fool like me…that is not going to happen with this chair…keep looking, I sure wish we had before spending so much money on something we can’t even sit in or enjoy.
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