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

It was mom's birthday wish gift; she wanted the turquoise color which, ended up looking real good. Had it delivered to her house, I assembled it. The package is heavy! Luckily she had them plop it in the location where I was going to put it together. There are times where a second hand for just holding something as you tighten it are great. But essentially spent a full morning on this. Instructions are crap, expect to use them more as a guide. But I will say, the end product is pretty cool. She loves it, I bought her a rechargeable portable camping fan for those hotter days. But it does as advertised. I was skeptical as to the quality and balance but it is actually well designed; we're on year one and it's holding up pretty good.

The media could not be loaded. My title says it all! Look no further for any outdoor furniture needs, especially if you like hammocks and have no trees! I’m a single woman, so please know that this is quality metal or STEEL that this cantilever style swing is made of and it’s quite heavy when assembling it. I purchased two Keter Folding Table Workbenches on Amazon because it’s projects season galore for me! They really came in handy as I put this swing together alone.It’s really easy to assemble but again it’s kind of heavy because it’s thick and great quality steel! Best Choice Products (BCP) has a plethora of colors for you to choose from! I chose gray over black or white for dust showing reasons. Also, my house is gray and of course they did not include touch-up paint in the box and I have plenty of gray paint! BCP….INCLUDE TOUCH-UP PAINT WITH YOUR PRODUCTS…..but you all still get five-stars!I’m 5’5.5” inches tall and the top of the swing handle towers over me. The dimensions say it’s 78 inches high. It’s super comfortable and has a max weight of 265 pounds. You have to just trust that you’re not going to hit the ground due to it collapsing unless you exceed the max weight limit! This swing is truly SOLID!I ordered a twin size vinyl sheet from Amazon so that I can just cover up the chaise and take a quick Power Nap during outside work projects. I can’t speak on foldability because there’s no reason to ever fold it! I believe wherever you put it you’ll leave it because it’s sturdily heavy! I assembled it on my covered patio and I’m loving it!I love working in my beautiful yard or just tinkering or grinding on projects. This is definitely worth the price and it’s some of the best money I’ve spent on Amazon! I spend lots of it here! Buy this chaise swing chair! You won’t regret it! Warning: if you have a large family then buy MULTIPLES of these swings! You all will be fighting over who lounges in it guaranteed if you don’t! Now….bye!

Excellent heavy duty product, 75 lbs. only assembly issue I had is the metal parts were not labeled. Instructions were indicating L and R and no reference on any part. Four bolts are too long to use protective caps. two of the supporting legs are removable, don't know why, maybe for a wheel attachment for moving?? Could use a cup holder (I'm working on that). The cushion is tied on per shoe string lace type knot, velcro would be much faster and if starting to rain, get it off quicker. lacing the canvas instructions are Veery vague, I started at the bottom center, and like lacing your shoe did the left side then right right side back and fourth, then tied at the top center. Easier to get on and off compared to a hammock.

After reading comments before making those purchase I was a little nervous about how difficult it would be. Here are a couple things to make it much easier. When they say the instructions are vague, I believe they’re talking about the two long support bars that hang from the eyebolt making up the swing. There is a left and there is a right but the directions don’t tell you which is which. If you try to bolt them together on the wrong side, the holes will not lineup. On one side of each bar around the bolt holes, there’s an indentation. I thought this was a flat area for the nut to tighten up against the bar. But I was wrong, the flat areas go towards each other. These indentations face each other making a gap that provides space for the hanging hardware to be sandwiched between the two poles.When it comes to hanging the swing, comments were made that you needed two people because you have to hold the swing at a 90° angle to get it onto the hook. To fix this problem, I simply hung the swing before it was complete. After I had the two long bars bolted together and the very small support bar across the back, it only weighs about 20 pounds, and can easily be lifted and hung on the hook. Then, while it’s hanging, you simply add the two extension bars and the footing peace to complete the swing. (Picture with the red indicating the pieces I put on after hanging the swing). You could even wait and put the armrest on after it’s hanging as well.Also, talking about the armrests, I overtightened the first bolt and bent the metal. (Pictured) These armrest are not as thick as the other bars. I should have known that, so be careful when tightening those bolts, don’t overdo it.With a ratchet, taking your time, it only takes about 30 to 45 minutes to put together. I’m not counting weaving the rope for the seat as part of the construction.I am going to coat it with some rust preventive paint because of other’s comments. Surface rust.You can also tell from the pictures that it would be pretty easy to add a little hardware to lower the swing if needed. This one is pretty heavy and seems to be well-built.I would have given it five stars if I didn’t have to repaint it, however, I am satisfied with this swing and don’t regret buying this one over the others I researched.

I bought this lounger 2 years ago and just got around to putting it together.I can't believe I waited so long. It is so comfortable. Once you're on it, you won't want to move. Assembly was monotonous, yet simple. I only struggled because it is heavy and I am far from strong. The I wish it had a cup holder and wheels, because it's pretty hard to move with the weight. I would definitely recommend.