Best Choice Products Outdoor Hanging Curved Steel Chaise Lounge Chair Swing w/Built-in Pillow and Removable Canopy - Sage

Just bought me 2 of these teal ones last week and we love them. Well made and easy to put together and very comfortable. Well worth the money.

Took 2 hours to put together completely. 100% worth the time though. It’s better than I imagined it would be. I love hammocks so this is the perfect thing to just relax in. Beautiful vibrant yellow color, comfortable cushion. Just wish the back legs had locking wheels for wheeling it around easily. I live in a Windy City so it would be nice to be able to move it around to put away during the windier days. Other than that, no complaints.

Ordered in Peacock blue, which is beautiful. Chair is so comfy. It arrived earlier than promised. While one person can assemble, it would be less awkward with two. A definite would buy again!

I bought this as a gift for my wife. She loves it. The item is pretty sturdy. The frame is made of powder coated steel of adequate gauge, as is the seat. Assembly is mostly through-bolts. The exception being the canopy which is assembled with sheet metal screws. I assembled it myself in about 2 hours except threading the rope which my wife helped with. Overall, I am very happy with the purchase. I would give 4-1/2 stars if that were an option. I would recommend it with a couple of minor caveats. See nitpicks. I have a couple of nitpicks: 1. Though I found them adequate, the instructions are a bit sparse. A bit more text might save a little time. 2. The welded nuts that secure the seat front had a burr that prevented inserting the tube. A couple of minutes with a metal file solved the issue. 3. One of the arms for the canopy was not assembled correctly and came apart. Again, a simple fix: I needed to unscrew the screw that should have gone through the eye and reassemble correctly. 4. The rope for supporting the webbing could be a bit longer, to accommodate tying several knots as recommended by the instructions. 5. The screw that holds the canopy to the backet was not screwed in to the hole for it. I solved this by replacing the screw with a slightly larger [thicker] one. Tips: One reviewer indicated that some of the holes did not line up and he had to drill new ones. I did not have this issue. However, I did find it necessary when assembling the seat, to leave the 4 bolts that attach the 3 lower parts loose until the all the bolts are in place. This gives you the ability to properly align the parts. One reviewer indicated that the seat was too heavy for one person to lift into place once assembled. I deviated a little from the instructions by hanging seat frame immediately after assembling the top parts (with the "8" hook between them). Not only was it lighter and easier to lift that way, it made getting the bolt holes for the bottom parts and weaving the rope that supports the netting easier. While it would be quite possible for one person to weave the rope, we found that doing it as a team of 2 was easier and quite a bit faster. We started on the bottom in the center and worked up each side, finishing at the top center. This was not only faster, but made it easier to get the webbing properly centered. When attaching the canvas to the canopy, place the bracket so it is on an angle (not perfectly horizontal) and put the outside arms forward. Then attach front corners first, making gravity your friend rather than your enemy. I found it handy to use a small step ladder for this step. I do highly recommend paying attention to the instructions' advice on climbing into the seat. Do so from the side not the front. Tring to enter the seat from the front will place the center of gravity in the wrong place and could cause the otherwise very sturdy hammock to tip. Some reviewers have complained about rust. As I mentioned all of the frame pieces are powder coated and very tight fitting caps are provided for the ends. So the only parts that would seem to me to be susceptible to rust would be the hardware (nuts, bolts). If i experience, this issue I will solve it by replacing the hardware with stainless components from my local big box hardware store (Lowe's/Home Depot, etc.) To that end, you might want to save, the card the hardware is attached to or record the bolt sizes that are written on it.

This is my favorite thing I purchased in 2022. I researched a long time before getting this. The quality didn’t disappoint. It’s sturdy and the amount of comfort is ridiculous. I can sit, lounge, bounce, swing all in multiple directions. Seriously, my happy place. I even eat lunch from my swing. It can be tricky to get out of and sometimes I am surprised but that’s usually because I forgot to use the handle bar or get out from the bottom. Not close to a dealbreaker for me. I love the hammock lounger concept. I have this on a townhome deck. Because it sometimes brushes up against the rail, I put pool noodles along the back metal pieces. I cover mine and it has no signs of rust for summer season 1. It was accidentally left uncovered in a downpour. I thought my cushion may get spotted stains but it dried beautifully. I’ll have to leave this out over our Midwest winter. I’m considering taking the lounge basket into the garage and covering the base on deck. I have sprayed the bolts with WD40 to prevent rust post assembly, but should have probably sprayed inside the tubes before assembling. Two other hacks: Put something down on the floor if assembling inside. Metal shavings stain carpet. Shampooing got most out. Secondly, consider putting foil on the underside of the umbrella bracket to deflect heat on the plastic piece where all the bars meet and screw in. It gets hot. I like the sun so keeping the umbrella slid down the back pole, because I forget to put it back up, isn’t an issue. I prefer covering it this way. You can cover with the umbrella open but you have to be gentle and depending on the weight of your cover, might bend the wire rods. My cover is lightweight and found I had to usually fix the umbrella ends because they come unhooked. I started sliding the umbrella down by letting the cover stay attached at the Velcro. The entire swing stands outside in all but rainy weather. I’ve had it a few months and no hint of fading although I’d expect that at some point. When storing under the cover or not wanting it to fade, the cushion rolls up. I flip it in half because my cover leaks slightly and a little pool of water goes on the mesh. I just brush it off. I also use a hammock pillow and attached it to the handlebars, as I needed a little more support. I suggest any cushions at all. The back headrest built in really only works when you’re completely upright. I like to work, watch a movie, check email in my chair and found the extra pillow perfect. I highly recommend this. The base is sturdier than the others. I’m not lightweight and the minimum baring weight was questionable on many other chairs. I haven’t worried about the quality even when swinging. I had a minor issue and the reseller responded immediately and also went above and beyond in resolution.

5 Stars++ Don’t listen to the negative nellies, it’s rusts it’s hard to put together. Those aren’t valid reviews, it’s metal a guess what metal rusts, as far as assembly it took me about 35 minutes. The chair is super comfortable, canopy doesn’t block much sun so move it to the shade. My wife’s complaint is it’s to comfortable and can’t read in it because she may fall asleep. Great Chair!!!

I really wanted to give this chair a higher rating because there is so much to love about it. Delivery was smooth, all parts were included, and the instructions were easy to follow. Assembly was straightforward, and the chair looks fantastic in my space. Most importantly, it's very comfortable and works exactly as I hoped it would. The reason I'm giving it 3 stars is the umbrella. After only three days outside with some fairly light wind, one of the umbrella support rods pulled loose. I was able to fix it by removing a screw and reinstalling the rod, but the same thing happened again just two days later. The chair itself has held up great, but the umbrella design seems to be a weak point. I would actually prefer to remove the umbrella altogether, but doing so would require taking the entire chair apart, which isn't practical. Overall, I love the chair and would still recommend it for comfort and appearance. Just don't expect the umbrella to hold up well over time. If I purchased another one, I would leave the umbrella off from the start.

Very comfortable

very nice and comfortable chair