PURPLE LEAF Patio Chaise Lounge Set of 3 Outdoor Lounge Chair Beach Pool Sunbathing Lawn Lounger Recliner Chiar Outside Tanning Chairs with Arm for All Weather, Side Table Included, Black

I loved these chairs. There were a lot of bolts to put together but once they were finished they were very comfortable. They are lightweight but sturdy. They looked great around the pool. Only downfall is they will get very hot if left in the sun. Maybe it’s because I got the black ones but make sure to put a towel over them if they are in the sun!

they are beautiful, work great, they do take a bit of work to put them together

In a space dominated by supercool $1300+ curvy, white sun-shelf loungers, these are the PERFECT chairs to get the same effect without dropping that kind of money. If you have a pool with an 8”-10” deep sun shelf and you want to be in the water and not hovering above it, trust me—these are going to fit the bill better than a regular deck chaise.They’re almost comically low to the ground on land but in the pool, your bum and your feet will be in the water. It’s great. They unintentionally made the only pool sun shelf lounger that’s affordable by making such a low chair. You can’t beat it for the price.Assembly was not a problem, started with the cross bars and left everything loose until it was all together. The missing bolt was annoying but not the end of the world. They seem sturdy even though they’re really light to maneuver, and I think the mesh will hold up to the dog if he happens to jump in one of them (even though he knows he’s not allowed lol).PROS:They look coolInexpensiveSo far they seem really sturdyLight, easy to move aroundErgonomic, so you’re not completely submergedAdjustable backThe pillow is surprisingly useful at the neck and lower backTruly not as difficult to assemble as others make it seemTable isn’t something I’d have shopped for but we love itCONS: (I’m being really picky to even come up with cons)Hardware - Lots of extra washers but one missing bolt.Not stackableDoesn’t lay completely flat - if you plan on laying on your stomach, this probably won’t be comfortable unless you bolster where the seat slopes down with a beach towel, but it’s not a dealbreaker

I love these chairs! They are lightweight and look really nice. They are easy to move from one area to another and they are extremely comfortable. I did submit a customer service call with an issue related to the fabric on ONE chair and Purple Leaf was on top of it and I was very satisfied with their support. From the beginning they promised they would make it right and they did. Their customer service is EXCELLENT.I company is very reputable and I will be looking at purchasing an umbrella and umbrella stand.

The biggest complaint about this chair is the assembly. It is time consuming, but not overly difficult. Keep all of the screws really loose. When it comes to the screws that connect the fabric frame to the leg frames, get the screws properly started, but don't tighten them until all screws are connected.My biggest concern is the paint. It scratches easily and exposes the bare aluminum below it. Be extra careful when assembling.

it wasn't too hard to put together and it is just what we wanted for our pool

Oh my gosh, These are The most amazing looking and comfortable Lounge chairs I've ever purchased for my hotel.. I wish I could afford 10 more of these But we can't because Of the economy.. We could buy two more now but we just don't have the money..Still these are a great deal And they are so well.Manufactured

The 'standard' and 'oversize' chairs are the same lengths - both made for people with shorter upper legs. The 'oversize' is wider and 2" further off the ground - easier for getting in and out and, when shoes are off, my feet aren't hitting the ground. For a tall-person workaround on either size, put the pillow under my knees.standard: 32" back height, 14.5" upper leg length, 22" lower leg length to edge & 26" to groundoversize: 32" back height, 14.5" upper leg length, 22" lower leg length to edge & 28" to groundstandard: 19.5" seat width, 6.5" height of lowest part of seat off the groundoversize: 22.0" seat width, 8.5" height of lowest part of seat off the groundThe 'standard' and 'oversize' tables are the same size, but a different top design: the 'standard' is slatted and dries faster and the 'oversize' is solid with a stamped design. The 'standard' and 'oversize' pillows are the same width; the 'oversize' one has a longer strap.Love the overall design, how the arm-rests don't stick out and how they hold up well outside over time. We've had the 'standard' size for about 4 years. They still look great, maybe slight fading. On the underside, there is a little bit of rust on the hardware. This year, we purchased the 'oversize' chairs. The most recent purchase had darker stitching which looks much nicer.There was a manufacturing issue on the most recent chairs. Internal parts got in the way of a screw-hole on the right side of each chair back. A workaround was to open up the hole with the hex key provided for assembling the table, screwing and then unscrewing the screw through just that part, and then assembling per directions. Directions diagrams have issues - labeling an extra nut and not clearly showing where part J, a little plastic ring, goes - probably between the arm and back frames.Please make a version for actual tall people and also a version for kids.