Sunbrella Patio Chaise Lounge Set with Adjustable Recline
Two chaise lounges and an end table that go from upright to almost flat with one press of the TouchTilt button. Sunbrella cushions in sky blue sit on a lightweight aluminum frame, and hidden rear wheels let one person move the set into the sun.
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Two chaise lounges and an end table that go from upright to almost flat with one press of the TouchTilt button. Sunbrella cushions in sky blue sit on a lightweight aluminum frame, and hidden rear wheels let one person move the set into the sun.
Adjustable TouchTilt chaise lounge set with Sunbrella cushions for poolside comfort
- Heavy outdoor furniture that is hard to move
- Uncomfortable seating without adjustable recline
- Fabric cushions that fade or wear outdoors
One touch takes your chaise almost flat
Two chaise lounges and an end table on a light aluminum frame, with Sunbrella cushions in sky blue. Press the TouchTilt button and the backrest drops to a near-flat lounge, then roll the set wherever the sun is.
One Touch Takes You From Upright To Almost Flat
- Tilt almost flat in one touch
The TouchTilt button and the pneumatic device underneath do the lifting. You move from upright to near-flat without pulling the backrest by hand, and you can stop at any angle in between. Sit up for a drink, then lie back for a nap without getting out of the chair.
- Roll it where the sun is
Back-foot wheels sit out of sight under the frame. Tilt the chaise back slightly and one person can roll a lightweight aluminum chaise across the patio. The tapered legs keep the footprint slim so it fits between the pool and the table.
- Cushions that hold their color
The sky-blue woven cushions are Sunbrella fabric, a solution-dyed material that is built for outdoor sun. Against the matte black frame the blue reads clean and deliberate, and it stays that way when the set lives outside all season.
Set It Up And Recline In Minutes
- 1Lay out the set
Place the two chaises and the end table where you want them. Keep the chaises a few feet from the pool edge for easy access.
- 2Find the TouchTilt button
Locate the button on each chaise frame. Make sure the seat is clear before you press it.
- 3Tilt to your angle
Press the button and let the backrest move. Stop wherever feels right, from upright to almost flat.
- 4Roll it into the sun
Tilt the chaise back slightly and roll it on the rear wheels. Dragging by the frame edges scratches the finish.
Two Chaises And A Table, Ready For Poolside
- Chaise lounge with TouchTilt recline×2
Matte black powder-coated aluminum frame with hidden rear wheels
- End table×1
Matching black frame for drinks beside each chaise
- Sunbrella cushion×2
Sky-blue woven fabric for the chaise seats
Stiff seats and heavy frames, not anymore
The chair that never reclined enough
Cheap loungers lock you in one or two upright positions. By the third hour in the sun your back is sore, and the cushions have started to fade. Heavy frames scrape the deck every time you move them into the shade.
One touch and the afternoon is yours
The TouchTilt button sits on the frame. Press it and the pneumatic device under the seat lifts the backrest until the chaise is almost flat. Nothing needs lifting, and the hidden back-foot wheels let you slide the chaise into the sun in one motion.
Built to last a full season
The frame is powder-coated aluminum, so it stays light and resists rust. The cushions are Sunbrella fabric, which is made to hold its color in strong sun. Keep them dry after rain and the set will look new well past the first summer.
Cushions That Stay Bright Through The Season
- Dry cushions after rain
Shake them out and let them air dry rather than leaving them stacked on the chaise.
- Store under cover
Move cushions indoors or under a cover when the set sits unused for long stretches.
- Roll, do not drag
Rear wheels protect the powder-coated finish from scratches on the deck.
Why This, Not Basic Loungers
| This set | Basic fixed-recline loungers | |
|---|---|---|
| Recline | Almost flat, one touch | Upright or one or two fixed angles |
| Moving the set | Hidden rear wheels | Lift or drag across the deck |
| Cushion fabric | Sunbrella, sky blue | Standard fabric that fades |
| Frame | Lightweight powder-coated aluminum | Light frames with thin finish |
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Questions and answers
Yes. The frame is powder-coated aluminum, which keeps it light enough for one person to roll across the deck and resistant to rust. It does not feel flimsy in use, and it does not carry the weight of resin or wood sets that need two people to move.
Sunbrella is a solution-dyed fabric made for outdoor sun, so the sky-blue color holds up far better than standard patio fabric. Shake the cushions dry after rain and store them under cover when the set is not in use. Mild soap and water handle everyday spots.
Press the TouchTilt button and the pneumatic device under the seat lifts the backrest to the angle you choose, up to almost flat. Make sure the seat is clear before you press it, and adjust slowly. Keeping the button and the frame clean after rain is the only routine care the mechanism needs.
Yes. Tilt the chaise back slightly and it rolls on the hidden back-foot wheels. Dragging by the frame edges scratches the finish, so rolling is the better way to reposition it.
You get two chaise lounges and a matching end table in one set, with Sunbrella cushions and an adjustable recline on each chaise. Buying a comparable chaise and table separately, then replacing faded fabric every season, usually costs more over a few summers than one set that keeps its color.
The set includes two chaise lounges, one end table, and the sky-blue Sunbrella cushions for the chaises. The frames are matte black powder-coated aluminum.