Cast Aluminum Outdoor Chaise Lounge Chair with Wheels, Patio Chaise Lounge with 3-Position Adjustable Backrest, Tanning Chair Reclining Chair for Poolside (Bronze, Without Cushion)

Chaise lounges have gotten to be either cheap, one season, mesh throw-away models or so expensive it's off putting. I wanted a chaise lounge that could be left in the sun, not blow away, and not collect water or become a home for bugs underneath. These are a great value. Nice, solid construction and very easy to assemble. They can be rolled around and the back lays flat on the base when not in use but they are heavy enough to withstand the 40-50 mph winds we have.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I searched for a couple months to find metal, rust resistant pool chairs. Everything I found was so expensive. I got these, and they're perfect! I chose to get the included cushions which look nice and are functional. I may get something fancier later, but you can't beat the price of these. I saw reviews about putting them together being difficult. They take a bit of time, but I'll give you some helpful tips. The instructions aren't perfect, but they are decent. There were more than enough hardware pieces. They included extra bolts, washers, etc. I think the key is to not tighten things until both sides are together and loosely hand tightened. I found it easiest to prop the chair up vertically first and attach the arms, axle, and wheels. I've included a bunch of pictures that hopefully help people to understand the order/placement of the hardware. I was initially confused as to where the spacers and washers went. I think I got it right. Once I figured it all out, it took me about 30 minutes per chair. They come with tools, but if you have your own it will be easier. I used ratcheting wrenches, and they worked great! I'm sure a regular socket set would do as well. I also saw a review that said the seat was "bent" when they got the chair. I'm not certain if this is what they meant, but the sitting part of the loungers is contoured for your legs and booty. Hope this helps!

Excellent sturdy and lightweight chaise. Great price and delivery. A little time putting together but it looks great. Bought four. Definitely recommend

I was hoping the video I took would turn out but it didn't. Overall very happy and my main points are below: 1) Very sturdy and I love the larger wheels...Makes it very easy to move these around and they're aluminum, so not real heavy. 2) WARNING!!! When assembling, YOU MUST STRIP THE POWDER COATING FROM THE END 2" - 3" OF EACH END OF THE AXEL!!! A huge mfg miss here. They powder coated EVERYTHING, so when you try to fit the axel into the slot it doesn't go! DON'T use a hammer...Simply grab a pair of plyers and rotate the axel in them until they have stripped the coating down to the bare metal...You'll then be able to easily assemble as instructed. Don't let this guide you away from this chaise lounge as it is very well constructed otherwise. 3) Remember that these are HARD aluminum chaise lounges and we found that we really needed 4" thick cushions to be comfortable...3 1/2" should work as well, but you'll need good, thick cushions as there is no give in the lounger. 4) Like the color and I don't care if the finish only lasts a few years, a can of rust oleum and it's good as new.

Vingli business is terrible, if you purchase a product it’s yours they do not issue return tags. I would never do business with them again. Promises made never kept, beware of doing business with this company.

Very heavy duty, and very attractive, I purchased 2 of them

Great price and nice quality. Elevated my entertaining area. Highly recommend.

Love love love!