Sun Loungers Recliners, Deluxe Garden Day Bed, Folding Outdoor Sunbeds Reclining With Adjustable Backrest and Shade Roof Canopy - Black

Fantastic for the price. Easy to put up, comfortable enough to lay on, slightly narrower than realised but manageable. The visor works a treat.

Nice, comfortable, but the cover on top isn’t the most stable so it falls down a lot, otherwise great product

Pretty sturdy although the sunshade is flimsy and falls down no matter how tight you make it.Disappointed with weight, you wouldn't want to carry this very far because it is heavy but ok for static position in garden.The photos also make it look higher, especially as I searched for an accessible lounger but this is a normal low lounger so it's a struggle for anyone with bad knees etcBought in the sale for £34 which was a good price...I would want to pay more.

was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this. really sturdy and still relatively portable.a couple of things to look out for are that the sun shade is a little tempramental and doesn't stay in position as well as it could, but I haven't been using it so not particularly bothered about that.The other thing to note is that the fabric can get quite hot in the sun, only enough to cause a bit of a shock the first time you jump on it, but doesn't get so hot to burn you. Perhaps be careful if children under like 13-14 use this. Can easily keep the fabric cooler throwing a lighter coloured towel over it.

This arrived quickly and has a carry handle for taking to the beach etc. it’s comfy and lightweight. Sit in the middle of it before lying down, and make sure the legs are out properly!

Relaxing in garden

After returning another lounger because I couldn't assemble it, this one was a breeze. Not the most comfortable but does the job.

This is very easy to put up if you just want it flat. However, if you want the head section to elevate, there is a potentially simple and good locking system to support the elevated head section. But, on mine, there is what I hope is a manufacturing fault, one of the plastic blocks that hold the locking bar in place is at a strange angle to the frame which makes it very tricky to lock the head section in place and if I get it even slightly wrong the locking bar springs out of the chair frame and suddenly I find myself lying flat covered in whatever I was drinking. But, by far the biggest problem is that t it is very narrow and there is nowhere to put your arms. My torso takes up the full width of the chair and my arms dangle onto the ground. I have the added issue that there is nowhere to put my legs, what with the dog filling the full width of the bottom section!!