Weathered Wood Chaise Lounge with Adjustable Backrest
A weathered wooden chaise that reclines to the angle you choose. Solid wood slats, a metal cross-support underframe and a washed grey-white finish make it a steady place to read, doze or sit in the sun. It suits pool decks, patios and garden corners alike.
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A weathered wooden chaise that reclines to the angle you choose. Solid wood slats, a metal cross-support underframe and a washed grey-white finish make it a steady place to read, doze or sit in the sun. It suits pool decks, patios and garden corners alike.
Weathered wooden chaise lounge with an adjustable back for effortless poolside lounging
- need for a comfortable place to rest outdoors by the pool
- lack of a sturdy, adjustable lounger for patios
- furniture that clashes with natural outdoor settings
Stretch out and finally let the afternoon slow down.
Hard chairs and flimsy loungers keep you perched and restless. Recline on a weathered wooden chaise with a backrest set to your angle, and the deck becomes a place to rest.
A backrest that finds your angle
- An adjustable backrest that finds your angle
The backrest moves through several positions, so you choose the recline. Raise it a little for reading, lower it all the way for a long sun nap. Each position locks in place, and you never have to sit at a fixed angle you did not pick.
- Solid wood slats on a steady frame
Slats run across a metal cross-support underframe with angled legs beneath. The base stays put on pool tile and uneven patio stone, and the seat feels firm under an adult, with no give or rock when you shift your weight.
- A washed finish that softens with the light
The wood is washed to a grey-white with soft grain showing through, not painted over. It sits easily beside pale tile, sage planting and natural stone, and it reads as calm in both coastal and Scandinavian-style gardens.
Simple care for a weathered finish
- Keep it dry
Let the chaise dry fully after rain or pool splashes. Standing water is what causes swelling and mildew.
- Store under cover
Move it under a roof or cover during long wet spells and in the off-season.
- Clean gently
Use mild soapy water and a soft brush. Rinse and let it air dry in the sun.
- Oil once or twice a season
Apply a suitable outdoor wood oil to protect the slats and keep the finish even.
Full-size lines you can stretch into
- 78.75 in (200 cm)Overall length
- 26 in (66 cm)Overall width
- 35 in (89 cm)Overall height
- 47.25 in (120 cm)Seat length
Long enough to stretch out fully, about the length of a standard single mattress
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Yes, with the simple upkeep it needs. The slats are solid wood with a washed weathered finish. Keep the chaise dry, let it dry out after rain, and store it under cover during long wet spells. Clean it with mild soapy water and reapply a suitable outdoor wood oil once or twice a season.
It is built for it. A metal cross-support underframe sits under the slatted seat, and the legs are angled for a wide, low base. The frame stays steady when you shift position, and the backrest locks at each setting.
The finish is a grey-white driftwood tone, so it pairs well with pale stone, white or cream textiles, sage planting and natural rattan. It fits coastal and Scandinavian-leaning spaces best. Darker, glossy outdoor furniture will look heavier beside it.
Lift the backrest and move it to the position you want, then let it settle into the next stop. Move it slowly and stop where it locks. Forcing it past the stops strains the hinge over time.
Resin loungers are cheaper up front, but they tend to look generic and fade within a few seasons. Solid wood with a fixed metal frame is a piece you keep for years, and a few hours of oiling each season keeps it looking right. Spread across a long run of pool seasons, the cost per afternoon in the sun comes out lower than replacing a plastic lounger every couple of summers.