Favorite Pool Lounge Chairs?

[eldender]

I want to get a few more chairs that are adjustable to sit up/lie down. Since they’re pretty expensive I don’t want to regret what we pick!

What’s your favorite material? I know I want to avoid cushions since we will be wet from the pool. Looks like my options are wicker or the mesh like material. Is there something I’m missing?

 

[kimkats]

I loved my vinyl I got from Lowes. It was very comfy! I will say it lasted two full years outside. After that it was time to replace it.

 

[Gladius Nova]

We have 4 textured open-weave rattan design which is polypropylene resin. 2 on the tanning ledge, 2 on the deck. Outdoor cushions are made to get wet and provide comfort. We plan on storing them away during the winter so they should last us many summers.

 

[bflauaus]

We first purchased web chairs from Home Depot. After buying Adirondacks from ByTheYard (recycled plastic...doesn't fade), we will be going with loungers from ByTheYard after the existing web chairs wear out. You pay more upfront, but make up for it in the long run.

 

[salty87]

We have mesh on teak frame chaise loungers. Timeless look and quality...which is great as they cost a boatload. They're going on 5 years and look like new except for the teak greying. The mesh just needs an annual brushing.

 

[DJFaninTN]

we went with these. found them on sale back in early spring so they have just been sitting in our house till the pool was complete. they cost a ton but you can choose your colors plus they will last forever! got the matching table and umbrella stand as well.

buy once cry once

 

[Leik]

We got these Polywood chairs and love them. Lifetime warranty.

 

[BMK]

I really like the fun, bright colors of your chairs.

 

[b_fleharty]

I loved my vinyl I got from Lowes. It was very comfy! I will say it lasted two full years outside. After that it was time to replace it.

Agreed on the plastic ones from Lowe's. I bought two of their plastic loungers (adjustable backs) about this time last year for $25 each. They have lasted 1 year fantastically and that's with two small kids. We take them in and out of the tanning ledge, which is why I wanted plastic and not any type of metal, and they have held up awesome so far. No complaints and when they fall apart in a couple years...I only spent $25 each (regularly $50).