Double Sun Lounger with Curtains Poly Rattan Brown
This high-quality rattan sunlounger for 2 people is a perfect combination of style and functionality. The outdoor daybed is made of weather-resistant and waterproof PE rattan, making it suitable for outdoor use throughout the year.
Thanks to the powder-coated steel frames, the daybed is very sturdy and durable. The PE rattan makes the sunlounger easy to clean and the comfortable, thick, soft cushions are made of water-repellent polyester. This double chaise lounge can be adjusted on both sides, for added seating and lying comfort. The canopy and curtains add to the luxurious look and are perfect for keeping out insects and providing shade and privacy. You can keep the curtains open to enjoy the sun freely. There is a convenient lifting table for you to keep your drinks, phones, books, or other small items within reach. Assembly is easy.
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Description
Delivery includes 1 double daybed with a canopy, 2 large cushions, and 1 set of curtains.
Note 1): We recommend covering the set in the rain, snow, and frost.
Note 2): This item will be shipped flat packed. Assembly is required; all tools, hardware, and instructions are included.
Rattan color: Brown
Cushion color: Cream white
Material: Powder-coated steel frame + polyethylene (PE) rattan
Cushion material: Fabric (polyester)
Overall dimensions: 77.6″ x 55.1″ x 98.4″ (L x W x H)
Lifting table height: 16.5″
Delivery includes 1 double daybed with canopy, 2 large cushions, and 1 set of curtainsWARNING Cushion and pad are only for outdoor use. Do not take them inside of a dwelling.
4 reviews for Double Sun Lounger with Curtains Poly Rattan Brown
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ziggystardustxo –
Four stars instead of five because we paid a professional to assemble and it took him 5 hours…so there’s that. The directions for assembly are not good. HOWEVER, the finished product looks great. For the price, it is very chic and brings the look of the backyard up a few notches. The cushions are very thin, so we will probably get new ones. For the price we are very happy!
3 people found this helpful
John A. –
For the price it is reasonable. Not spectacular value, and not a disaster. Just about right, we are satisfied with our purchase.It was quite tough to construct and took us around 2 hours. Lots of bits to put together with nuts and bolts. Putting the lounger elements together being the hardest and most fiddly. My wife (@121lb) is about comfortable, me (@ 163lb) ends up with a sore posterior after a short period of time. The good news is that the covers have zips, so we will be replacing the foam as soon as we get an opportunity with a heavier duty foam.I’m guessing we have a few years out of it before the metal parts rust. It is powder-coated, but there are enough points where the steel is exposed where the bolts go in that will get wet and rust. From our perspective, it was what we expected. We just wanted something not too expensive that would keep us going a few years until we save up for something more ‘hotel quality’ like in the future.As I said that he begining, we are satisfied.
7 people found this helpful
SC –
Not bad for the price. Assembly took about 2-3 hours, parts aren’t labeled but it was pretty easy to figure out. Cushions are thin and the structure is sturdy enough.Looks classy from across the yard, but up close you can see it’s not high end- but, for the price it does quite well!
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John A. –
For the price it is reasonable. Not spectacular value, and not a disaster. Just about right, we are satisfied with our purchase.It was quite tough to construct and took us around 2 hours. Lots of bits to put together with nuts and bolts. Putting the lounger elements together being the hardest and most fiddly.The main downside is that the foam used for the bed cushions is cheap and thin. My wife (@121lb) is about comfortable, me (@ 163lb) ends up with a sore posterior after a short period of time. The good news is that the covers have zips, so we will be replacing the foam as soon as we get an opportunity with a heavier duty foam.I’m guessing we have a few years out of it before the metal parts rust. It is powder-coated, but there are enough points where the steel is exposed where the bolts go in that will get wet and rust. From our perspective, it was what we expected. We just wanted something not too expensive that would keep us going a few years until we save up for something more ‘hotel quality’ like in the future.As I said that he begining, we are satisfied.
7 people found this helpful