Adjustable Cast Aluminium Lounge Chair Set with Wheels
Two cast aluminium loungers with a bronze finish and a matching side table turn your pool or patio into a room you use every day. The backrest reclines to your angle, and the rear wheels let one person follow the sun across the deck.
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Two cast aluminium loungers with a bronze finish and a matching side table turn your pool or patio into a room you use every day. The backrest reclines to your angle, and the rear wheels let one person follow the sun across the deck.
Rust-resistant cast aluminium loungers with wheels and adjustable backrest for poolside lounging
- heavy furniture that is hard to move
- sagging or uncomfortable outdoor seating
- weather wear on outdoor furniture
Stretch out by the pool, without the heavy lifting
Tired of flimsy loungers that sag, rust or refuse to budge? Two cast aluminium chairs with a bronze finish, adjustable backrest and rolling wheels make every afternoon outdoors effortless.
Cast aluminium that looks as strong as it is
- Cast aluminium frame
Cast aluminium holds its shape and resists rust, so the frame stays solid through sun, rain and pool splashes. The open diamond lattice on the seat and backrest keeps water from pooling, and the hand-rubbed bronze finish hides the small scuffs that show up on painted metal.
- Adjust to your angle
The multi-position backrest moves from upright for reading to fully reclined for a nap, and the curved seat follows your back. There are no fiddly levers or loose parts to fight with, so you adjust the chair without getting up.
- Roll it where the sun is
Rear wheels let one person reposition each chair across the deck or into shade. Smooth paving, decking and tiles make the job easy. Lift the chair over gravel or rough stone and the wheels stay in good shape.
Set up in one afternoon
- 1Lay out the hardware
Rear wheels and fixings come in a small bag. Lay them out on the deck before you start so nothing gets lost.
- 2Fit the frames and side table
Assemble each cast aluminium frame and fit the square side table. Its lattice detail matches the chairs, so the set sits level as a group.
- 3Test the wheels and backrest
Roll each chair across the deck and lock the backrest at a few angles. Do this before the first afternoon in the sun.
Two loungers and a side table, all matched
- Cast aluminium lounge chair×2
Adjustable backrest, scrolled armrests and rear wheels
- Square side table×1
Shows the same lattice detailing as the chairs
- Rear wheels and fixings
Packed in a small bag, lay them out before assembly
From dragging chairs to settling in
The deck that never felt finished
Cheap loungers sag under you, scuff on the first heatwave and start to rust at the joints. The pool looks good in photos, but the seating tells a different story. You end up avoiding the chairs because they are too much trouble to move.
Built for the long season
Cast aluminium does not behave like thin tube metal. The frame is solid, the bronze finish is hand-rubbed, and the open lattice lets air move through the seat so it dries quickly after a splash. Two matching chairs and a side table give the set a finished look from the first day.
Afternoons that stay in place
Roll a chair into the sun at 2 pm, recline the backrest to the angle you like, and set your drink on the side table within reach. The rear wheels handle the moving, so the chairs follow the shade instead of you chasing it. Pair the set with solar garden lights and the evenings stretch on too.
What to expect over the season
- First useSet up in one afternoon
Assemble the frames, fit the wheels and place the side table. Roll each chair and lock the backrest at a few angles before the first afternoon in the sun.
- 30 daysSettled into your routine
The chairs become the default spot on the deck. Moving them into shade or sun takes little effort, and the backrest gets adjusted to suit each afternoon.
- 90 daysSeasons of steady use
Rinse the frames now and then and wipe down the finish. The bronze patina ages with weather and use, and that gradual change is part of the look.
Keep the bronze finish looking its best
- Rinse after pool days
Fresh water clears chlorine and salt residue before it dries on the metal.
- Soft cloth only
Use warm soapy water. Skip abrasive pads and harsh solvents, which strip the hand-rubbed patina.
- Dry the metal fully
Dry the frame after cleaning, especially inside the lattice where moisture collects.
- Lift over gravel
Roll on paving, decking or tiles. Lift the chair over gravel or rough stone to protect the wheels and finish.
- Cover in long wet spells
Cover or store the set when heavy rain sits for days.
Full-size seating with easy repositioning
- 122 cm (48.2 in)Seat length
- 66 cm (26 in)Backrest height
- 74 cm (29.1 in)Seat and arm width
- 19.6 cm (7.7 in)Arm height
A low-slung lounge profile, about 30 cm from the deck to the top of the frame
Why cast aluminium, not resin or thin metal
| This set | Resin loungers | Thin metal loungers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frame is cast aluminium | — | — | |
| Rear wheels for moving | — | — | |
| Adjustable backrest | Partial | Partial | |
| Holds steady in a breeze | — | Partial |
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Questions and answers
Yes. Rust resistance is the main reason to choose cast aluminium over steel or thin tube. The frame is cast, not stamped, so it holds its shape around chlorinated water and splashes. Rinse the frames after pool days and wipe the finish now and then. A set that stays solid for seasons costs less over time than replacing thin loungers every year.
On smooth paving, decking and tiles, yes. The wheels are the reason one person can reposition each chair. On gravel or uneven grass they feel stiff, so lift the chair over those areas instead of dragging it.
The frame is solid cast metal, so each chair is heavier than a resin lounger and feels planted on the deck. That weight is what keeps it steady in a breeze. The rear wheels take care of the moving.
The multi-position backrest moves from upright for reading to a full recline for a nap, and the curved seat follows your back. Add a cushion if you want extra padding for long afternoons.
Clean with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, then dry the metal thoroughly. Avoid abrasive pads and strong solvents. The hand-rubbed patina is meant to age with weather and use, so light wear is part of how it looks over time.