Ledge Lounger

[cwescapexlt4x4]

"Rules" not really, just consider that water and steel create rust (I don't think you have a salt system) and that only speeds it up that much faster!
Just either have smooth/covered/feet vs. sharp metal on the surface touching the pool body to prevent any damage. Remember the pool is concrete so it's tough overall.

 

[gilmoregirl123]

I had my pool built with a 18" deep tanning ledge, so standard loungers are just right. The water comes level with the seating surface.

Do you mind sharing images or the loungers you have used in your 18" tanning ledge. Ours too is 18" and I just can't find anything out there that I like.

 

[Lisaclaw]

Are these worth the price?


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[DCinPA]

We are debating on the ledge loungers but are a little hesitant as we have the Wet Edge (Satin) pebble finish on the sunshelf. Does anybody have a sunshelf with a "pebble finish"? If so, do chairs compromise the finish? We are nervous of the pebbles breaking off from the chairs rubbing against the finish. Anyone have any experience with this?

 

[chiefwej]

Here are the ones we have been using on our pebbletec sun shelf. The water is 16" deep and 18" to the top of the waterline tile.




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[Mr.texan]

Our pool is currently under construction. Wife wasn't sure if our tanning ledge is big enough for these chairs. I found this spec sheet on them. http://ledgeloungers.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/LEDGE_Chaise_Specifications_HR.pdf

There isn't much out thereon the market it seems. Atleast not quality ones like this. But $650.00 YIKES!

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Shallow or deeper applications. Chaise - Ledge Lounger

 

[robtx]

Funny, all roads seem to lead back to TFP. The steel dude is working on our pool right now and we were just measuring for the size of the shelf for these. We're going 6' of shelf @ 6" of water. The specs say 5'8" minimum, so we should have a couple inches of space.

 

[lawman28]

I also looked at the ledge loungers but too expensive so I looked at some low profile high back beach chairs that might do the trick. Let me know if anyone has done that in a salt water pool?

 

[waterudoin]

I thought the same thing and bought a chaise for around $150 on Amazon. I've only had it for three months and I've had multiple issues.

-It won't stay grounded on my ledge
-It is uncomfortable which negates the whole purpose of the chair
-The color is already fading

My friend has a salt water pool and bought from Ledge Lounger a few years back. He loves it and I've used it before- no issues. I think it might be better to save up and get something from them as it would be a good investment from what I've seen.

 

[lawman28]

I plan on getting BEACH CHAIRS for my pool Baja shelf that is being built and i think it is the next best cheap way for a lounge chair on a Baja shelf. They are sold everywhere including Amazon and Costco. If you have a salt water like my pool I think an aluminum frame is best . Let me know if anyone has done this and if not I will let you know in a couple weeks how it worked.