Hi! Can you all share your favorite tanning ledge chair pics and info? I initially wanted to go with the ledge loungers but I’m having second thoughts due to the price. There’s so many other things we need to buy, that I’m not sure if they are the best choice. Thank you!!
Best Tanning Ledge Chairs
- Thread starter TLB347
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- Jul 3, 2013
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They are not cheap are they and it all adds up... you are not the first person to ask about them and there is no good answer... You could wait a year and get the ones you want or get one now and one later...
I bought 4 and for the life of me I can not find where I bought them...
here is a search for lounge chairs on the site
www.troublefreepool.com
They are not cheap are they and it all adds up... you are not the first person to ask about them and there is no good answer... You could wait a year and get the ones you want or get one now and one later...
I bought 4 and for the life of me I can not find where I bought them...
here is a search for lounge chairs on the site
Google search results
www.troublefreepool.com
poolnoobgrandma
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We got plastic adirondack chairs from Lowes. Really inexpensive, and folks can sit there and visit with the people in the pool or spa.Welcome to TFP
They are not cheap are they and it all adds up... you are not the first person to ask about them and there is no good answer... You could wait a year and get the ones you want or get one now and one later...
I bought 4 and for the life of me I can not find where I bought them...
here is a search for lounge chairs on the site
Google search results
Welcome to TFP
They are not cheap are they and it all adds up... you are not the first person to ask about them and there is no good answer... You could wait a year and get the ones you want or get one now and one later...
I bought 4 and for the life of me I can not find where I bought them...
here is a search for lounge chairs on the site
Google search results
poolnoobgrandma
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- Sep 15, 2018
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- Chlorine
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- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite Pro (T-15)
Also, the Lowes Adirondack chair arms are 100 % level, so make a great place to rest a beverage or snack.
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- Jul 17, 2019
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We went with the ledge lounger, but opted for the chair that sits more upright (but still leaning back a good deal).
We went to the showroom and the chair was much more comfortable and $100 cheaper. Still a stupid amount of money to spend on plastic, but at least it wasn't as expensive as the lounger.
We went to the showroom and the chair was much more comfortable and $100 cheaper. Still a stupid amount of money to spend on plastic, but at least it wasn't as expensive as the lounger.
acue180
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Skiddy
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I just ordered a pair of these. My PB says they are a cheaper alternative and if you drill a couple small holes in the bottom it lets just enough water in to stay put. (To be determined my pool is under construction)
Amazon.com: SwimWays Terra Sol Sonoma Chaise Lounge - White: Garden & Outdoor
Amazon.com: SwimWays Terra Sol Sonoma Chaise Lounge - White: Garden & Outdoor
www.amazon.com
bulldog69
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I wonder if that would cause them to sink if you took them off the ledge and farther out into the pool.
Skiddy
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Probably wont float anymore but the reviews say they tip over easy when trying to float around on them.
spd500
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Drill just the right size hole and when you want it to float use a plug like these.You can probably fix the tipping problem by leaving a little water in it so it floats lower in the water.
Our pool is nearly complete (!) and so I'm diving into ledge lounge chairs too - and like everyone else, trying to find a cheaper alternative. Has anyone tried these? They are advertised as hotel pool in-pool lounger: White Bahia Plastic Resin Chaise Lounge, 30 lbs.
We have 4 of these and they work well on our tanning ledge.
- Jul 3, 2013
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- Vinyl
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool SJ-40
^^^^^^^^ We have 4 of those and they have been great, go through summer and winter with no issues, look exactly the same today as when new
Skiddy
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Its all a matter of what kind you want. Both of those previous models look great but i don't think they allow the user to be partially in the water when using them. The loungers mentioned above on Amazon are for those who want the in and out of water experience.
We purchased our tanning ledge chairs from www.aquachairs.com. For a set of 2, you’re looking at roughly $400 in savings over the original (and pricey) ledge loungers with really no discernible difference in appearance. We are very pleased with ours!! The picture is professional photography taken of our pool and paid for by our PB (hence the logo).
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Bigtymetexan
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I have decided to go with "Terra Sol Sonoma Pool Lounge" -> https://amzn.to/3DZaeJv
They are the cheap way each to get the Ledge Lounger look (and feel based on reviews) without the extreme cost. If you read most of the Amazon reviews, the hack is to drill a hole on the side (middle) and at the edge of the foot to let water in (for weight) so they don't float away.
They are the cheap way each to get the Ledge Lounger look (and feel based on reviews) without the extreme cost. If you read most of the Amazon reviews, the hack is to drill a hole on the side (middle) and at the edge of the foot to let water in (for weight) so they don't float away.
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