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How deep is your ledge water depth? I suspect that with a 16" ledge they wont be heavy enough. I can see the foot of yours floating off the ledge and it doesnt quite appear to be 16" deep. FYI - You might look into some of the umbrella stabilzers people on etsy are 3d printing. You apparently...

This year there is a new in-pool chaise on the market that was designed with arm rests for comfort and to be adaptable in up to 17" of water. You can buy them without the base but as the water gets deeper you can add risers to them. The large risers would work in the 15" ledge you plan to have...

I recently sat in a "Mibster Splash" chair that had specs for deeper tanning ledges. Chair was comfortable to sit in.

While the resin will hold up in the water, the bolts will not. Most manufacturers have suggestions of removing and ring daily to avoid rust, but who will actually do that. Stainless steel bolts are still the weak link of these pieces.

I would agree that 18" a bench and not a shelf. Most furniture will float at 18" unless equipped with accessory risers to elevate the chair. If you plan to furnish it, be sure to understand the options for the water depths. The deepest chairs Ive seen work out of the box are 16" (Mibster splash...

Regarding the in pool side tables....Even when filled with water the weight of the table when its in the water is not sufficient to hold a large umbrella without using an in pool sleeve. I believe a 6 or 7 foot umbrella with a 1.5" or 2" pole is all that is suggested and for some thats...

Ledge Lounger is also in this "game" with some outdoor adirondack styled pieces. I looked at a number of lines you guys have mentioned here and one thing that stood out to me with the Ledge Lounger chairs was the reduced number of visible attachment parts on the chairs. Someone took the time...

For the minor knicks and scratches you can actually use torch to gently melt the plastic and "fill" in the dings that happen over time. Give Ledge Lounger a shout and they will send you the "repair" instructions. I actually took to my Ledge Lounger table with a kitchen torch (that had only...

Your ledge might be better suited now to fit a pair of the Ledge Lounger chairs instead.

Thats on the deeper side of water depths for a shelf. For 15" of water you will find that many options will float because they dont have enough weight resistance once submerged. Ledge Lounger has something called a riser adapter that allows the chaise to sit higher in the water and not directly...

"I likely didnt cause it" - Seems like a bit of a conclusion stretch based on one reply from someone who didnt add steel to theirs. Is it possible to over fill it with water?

Probably true.Id think also that some sun shelves arent large enough to fit the end table.

I didn't see that waiter services were in its specs. I think its made in China vs. made in USA -- along with the intended longevity of the product that explain the price variance between the two. Maybe next years introduction will integrate drone beer delivery to the poolside chaises.

I saw a new chaise out for the tanning ledge that has a built in cup holder for your beer or summer drink. You wouldn't necessarily need to buy an end table to hold your drink thereby saving a few bucks. They are called KAI tanning chaise.

Do you plan on furnishing your tanning ledge? If so, the 5' will limit your options a bit for chaises and chairs although the chairs on the market would be a good fit if you leave it as is.

Each coin has two sides......I thought that because of the built in armrest drink holders you wouldnt need to buy a side table for the pool and that saved a few hundred bucks.

I found a new chair for the sunshelf that I'd not seen before that looks to be comfortable on land as well if you want something dual purposed. The rubber feet look like they would even work on a vinyl liner. https://shopbotanik.com/costarondack-chair/

We have deeper than normal water depth(16") on our new sunshelf and that really stifled the options for finding suitable in pool chairs. Most all of the cheap options would float away or sink to the bottom of the pool. Fortunately, we found that there were Risers / adapters now available online...

My wife bought the pair online. Once we selected the colors we wanted it took a few weeks since they were not the most popular colors. https://shopbotanik.com/

We found these Ledge Lounger alternatives that have held up well and are supposedly made of the same UV plastic. They were a little less expensive and while we got a pair of colorful green ones, they came in a bunch of regular colors as well. We move them to the rooftop deck in the winter/fall...