Cast Aluminium Lounge Chair with Wheels and Recline
Stretch out in the sun without the usual struggle. This full-size cast aluminium lounger adjusts to the angle you want, rolls on rear wheels and holds its antique bronze finish outdoors. Set it by the pool, under a tree or on the patio, then move it when the shade shifts.
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Stretch out in the sun without the usual struggle. This full-size cast aluminium lounger adjusts to the angle you want, rolls on rear wheels and holds its antique bronze finish outdoors. Set it by the pool, under a tree or on the patio, then move it when the shade shifts.
Weather-resistant cast aluminium lounger with an adjustable back and wheels for effortless poolside relaxation
- heavy outdoor furniture that is hard to move
- rust-prone materials outdoors
- uncomfortable fixed-angle loungers
Stretch out by the pool without dragging a heavy chair across the patio
A full-size cast aluminium lounger with an adjustable back and rear wheels. Roll it into the sun or the shade, recline to your angle, and stay outside for the whole afternoon.
Cast aluminium that looks as good as it lasts
- Recline to your angle
Sit upright for a book or lie back for a long sun session. The backrest moves through several positions, so the same chair works for reading in the shade and napping by the water. Set it once and it stays where you put it. If your reading corner is near the patio lights, a set of solar garden lights along the edge makes evening sessions easy.
- Roll it, don't drag it
The rear wheels turn freely on a hard deck or paving, so one person can follow the shade across the lawn without lifting. Tilt the lounger back onto the wheels and it rolls over the patio. Heavy as it is, the lounger was built to be moved, which is the whole reason it stays in use.
- Cast metal with a lasting finish
Cast aluminium does not rust the way steel does, and the antique bronze finish with rubbed copper highlights is made for outdoor use. Scrolled arms and cast legs give the frame a finished look. Pair it with a few flower pots nearby and the seating area looks settled rather than temporary.
Easy care for the bronze finish
- Wipe with mild soapy water
A soft cloth and mild soapy water lift dust, pool splashes and chlorine residue.
- Skip abrasives
Abrasive pads and strong solvents dull the antique bronze and rubbed copper highlights.
- Dry it thoroughly
Dry the frame after cleaning so no water sits in the casting.
- Roll, do not drag
Tilt it back onto the rear wheels and roll it over paving to avoid scratching the finish.
- Move it out of standing water
Keep it off puddles and out of constant splash zones between pool sessions.
Full-size, measured across the frame
- 48.2 inOverall length
- 22.4 inOverall width
- 29.1 inSeat length
- 26 inBackrest length
Long enough to stretch out fully with a book in hand
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Yes. The rear wheels do the work once you tilt the lounger back slightly. Lifting over an edge or a step still takes two hands, so keep the route clear.
Cast aluminium resists rust, which is the main reason to choose it over steel. The antique bronze finish is built for outdoor use. Wipe it with a soft cloth and mild soapy water and dry it, and it keeps its rubbed look through the season.
The backrest adjusts through several positions, so you can sit more upright for a book or lean back for a long rest. Add a towel or cushion if you want extra padding on the lattice seat.
It is a full-size lounger, so it suits a patio, a garden or a pool deck best. On a sunny balcony with room to roll it, it fits well. Measure the footprint first: the length is 48.2 in and the width is 22.4 in.
Use a soft cloth and mild soapy water, then dry it fully. Skip abrasive pads and strong solvents, which dull the finish. After pool sessions, move the lounger out of standing water and splash zones.
Cast aluminium costs more up front than plastic. Plastic loungers feel flimsy, fade in strong sun and are often replaced after a few summers. This one is built to stay in place for many seasons, so the cost per summer falls the longer you keep it.