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Poolside Chaise Lounges & Reclining Chairs

Compare poolside chaise lounges, reclining teak chair sets and side tables for the dry deck. Choose the type that fits your afternoon, then check the footprint and included pieces.

These products are for the dry deck or patio. Check the full footprint and leave room to walk past, reach the backrest and place a side table. Photos may show additional pieces; each product page lists what is included.

Poolside chaise lounges

A place to land between swims. Compare teak sling and cushioned resin loungers for the dry deck or patio.

Poolside reclining chair sets

Sit together with adjustable chair backs and a table nearby. Check the included pieces rather than counting everything in the photograph.

Poolside tables

Keep a drink and a book beside your lounger. Compare table height with your seat; these tables stay on the dry deck.

Poolside lounger with or without cushions?

Start with your afternoon, then think about the upkeep. A sling gives you a place to stretch out without a separate seat cushion; a cushioned chaise adds padding, along with fabric to clean and dry. Neither is everyone’s perfect seat.

Choose Junus for a teak frame and Batyline sling. Choose Mainstay for a resin frame with an included Cadet Gray cushion. Echo also includes a cushion and has the longest, widest footprint of these three.

Teak versus resin describes the frame; sling versus cushion describes what you sit on. They are two separate choices.

Help me choose

Planning a poolside spot for two?

Mark out each lounger’s full length and width before ordering, then add room for a side table, walking past and reaching the backrest. Two loungers that fit on paper still need space for the people using them—especially the one carrying drinks.

Junus, Mainstay and Echo are sold individually; a pair means ordering two. Tables and umbrellas are separate unless the product explicitly includes them. All three loungers belong on the dry deck or patio.