vidaXL 2x Solid Teak Wood Sunlounger Spare Wheels Strength & Weather Resistance Outdoor Replacement Garden Furniture Accessory

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If you struggle with a sun lounger being too low, or just want some added flexibility, then a reclining chair or zero-gravity chair offers the best of both worlds; giving you the height to sit comfortably, and the option recline to a comfortable angle when you're ready for a snooze. Durable, inexpensive, and easy to clean, plastic is one of the most common materials used in making sunloungers. Plastic sun loungers never go out of style and can be a fantastic budget option for people who don't have much to spend on sun loungers. However, you’ll have to throw in some removable cushions for added comfort, as the material can be hard. It also heats up in the sun. Aluminium

An aluminium frame is generally the most durable and rust-resistant choice, whether that's a folding metal frame or the base construction of a PE-rattan number. Aluminium also has the added benefit of being lightweight, which if you're likely to move your sun lounger around the garden to follow the sun, is a useful plus point. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by roomThere are a few extras to look out for when selecting a sun lounger. These features ensure you get a practical and comfortable sun lounger for your outdoor living area. This affordable sun lounger offers both an adjustable sunshade designed to cut out the glare, as well as an adjustable headrest our adjustable positions of recline. Plus, there are four neutral colour options to choose from. Looking for a sturdy wooden sun lounger made to last? We've found a timeless design. Prefer a double sun lounger for sunbathing with your partner? There's something seriously cosy you'll love.

Natural rattan looks great; however, its fibres often rot when exposed to harsh weather conditions. It will also fade and get damaged faster when exposed to sunlight. Fortunately, there is an excellent alternative in the form of poly rattan or synthetic rattan. Not only does this material look like natural rattan, but it’s also weather resistant and lasts longer. Sun loungers made from poly rattan will add a natural look to your garden. They are also easy to maintain. Polypropylene We're big fans of the Ibiza Sun Lounger, which truly wouldn't look out of place poolside on the luxurious party island.

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If you have a large outdoor living area and you often shift your sun lounger from one place to another, choose a sun lounger with wheels. This makes it easier to move the lounger to different places. Selecting a lightweight sun lounger can also assist with easy movement.• Comfort Like other garden furniture, your sunlounger chairs need to combat the elements, which pose a high risk of damaging the furniture. While you can’t do anything about the weather, there are a few things you can do to keep your garden lounger in top condition throughout the year. Here are a few care tips you can try. Wooden material Folding chairs need no introduction. They are common in many homes and recreation centres. When folded, they take up less space in your outdoor living area. They are also easy to transport and store. On the other hand, fixed sun loungers occupy more space but are more solid than folding loungers. Fully flat And as we know, sunshine in the UK can often be fleeting, so it can be wise to find the best sun lounger for your garden ahead of time, before the warm weather hits and we just want to be outside with our feet up! Also known as synthetic resin, polypropylene is a thermoplastic material used in numerous applications. It is a great material for making sun loungers and garden furniture in general. The main advantages of polypropylene are that it is light, sturdy, and durable. It is also environmentally friendly and resistant to chemicals. Sun loungers made from polypropylene are the best option for beach areas as they are resistant to salt residues. Fabric

Next is weight. If you know you'll be following the sun, consider a sun lounger made from a lightweight material like plastic or aluminium, so you can move it around easily. If your sun lounger is likely to live in the same place day-in, day-out, you can opt for a heavier material like wood. If grime does build up, wearing rubber gloves and using a scrubbing brush, you can use a combination of hot water, white vinegar and baking powder to get your chairs looking like new again. What are zero gravity sun loungers? Sun loungers come in different materials, each with its distinct advantages. Your choice of material will determine the look and durability of your sun lounger. So, choosing a material that suits your needs is always important. Below, we discuss the different materials you can choose for your ideal sunlounger chair. Wood Sun loungers made from aluminium are lightweight, weather-resistant, and durable. This material is only used to construct the frame of sun loungers. Aluminium is available in powder-coated or painted finishes. It also makes it possible to create pieces that allow for easy portability. In addition, aluminium does not present issues related to corrosion. It also requires very little maintenance. Steel A current trend on social media is making garden furniture by using wooden pallets - and using three of them to make a sun lounger is a great way to up-cycle.

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For more interiors, fashion and technology releases delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our GQ Recommends newsletter. Shop GQ's edit of the best sun loungers for summer 2023… And they don't need to cost you an arm and a leg, either. There are loads on the market that offer superb comfort for less, and there are a few sales going on at the moment too. Investing in a (generally more expensive) aluminium-framed option will make a foldable sun lounger yet easier to move thanks to its super lightweight stucure in comparison to powder-coated steel or havier metals. A wooden sun lounger makes for a classic look, whether you invest in durable (yet expensive) teak wood or a faster growing and therefore more affordable option like acacia wood or eucalyptus. Just bear in mind there will be some maintenance needed to prolong wooden garden furniture's lifespan, so factor in topping up with a wood preservative about once a year. And again, wood can be heavy, so if you opt for a wooden sun lounger it can be best to source one with wheels for easier manoeuvrability. Whether wood, rattan, metal or plastic, there is a variety of materials available and all have their pros and cons.