Best Choice ProductsOutdoor Hanging Curved Steel Chaise Lounge Chair Swing w/Built-in Pillow and Removable Canopy - Charcoal Gray

Assembly was not difficult at all. It took my son and I about 40 minutes to assemble the chair.Everyone in my family loves it. It is so comfortable and lying on it feels so relax. It looks great too.It is very stable and overall it is very solid build.To get on/off the chair safely, what I did was using both of my hand to hold the edge of the chair firmly and slowly move my body on or off the chair. It is quite easy after a few times practice.Service is very good. I had issue with one of the part, contact the service department, they always responded with a day, and my problem was solved quickly and I am very satisfied with the result.It is a great hanging chair. Highly recommended.

This is my favorite thing I purchased in 2022. I researched a long time before getting this. The quality didn’t disappoint. It’s sturdy and the amount of comfort is ridiculous. I can sit, lounge, bounce, swing all in multiple directions. Seriously, my happy place. I even eat lunch from my swing. It can be tricky to get out of and sometimes I am surprised but that’s usually because I forgot to use the handle bar or get out from the bottom. Not close to a dealbreaker for me. I love the hammock lounger concept. I have this on a townhome deck. Because it sometimes brushes up against the rail, I put pool noodles along the back metal pieces. I cover mine and it has no signs of rust for summer season 1. It was accidentally left uncovered in a downpour. I thought my cushion may get spotted stains but it dried beautifully. I’ll have to leave this out over our Midwest winter. I’m considering taking the lounge basket into the garage and covering the base on deck. I have sprayed the bolts with WD40 to prevent rust post assembly, but should have probably sprayed inside the tubes before assembling. Two other hacks: Put something down on the floor if assembling inside. Metal shavings stain carpet. Shampooing got most out. Secondly, consider putting foil on the underside of the umbrella bracket to deflect heat on the plastic piece where all the bars meet and screw in. It gets hot. I like the sun so keeping the umbrella slid down the back pole, because I forget to put it back up, isn’t an issue. I prefer covering it this way. You can cover with the umbrella open but you have to be gentle and depending on the weight of your cover, might bend the wire rods. My cover is lightweight and found I had to usually fix the umbrella ends because they come unhooked. I started sliding the umbrella down by letting the cover stay attached at the Velcro.The entire swing stands outside in all but rainy weather. I’ve had it a few months and no hint of fading although I’d expect that at some point. When storing under the cover or not wanting it to fade, the cushion rolls up. I flip it in half because my cover leaks slightly and a little pool of water goes on the mesh. I just brush it off. I also use a hammock pillow and attached it to the handlebars, as I needed a little more support. I suggest any cushions at all. The back headrest built in really only works when you’re completely upright. I like to work, watch a movie, check email in my chair and found the extra pillow perfect. I highly recommend this. The base is sturdier than the others. I’m not lightweight and the minimum baring weight was questionable on many other chairs. I haven’t worried about the quality even when swinging. I had a minor issue and the reseller responded immediately and also went above and beyond in resolution.

This chair’s usability is everything I wanted, a neat nice place to sit outside and read, watch my kids. It’s comfortable and feels sturdy.Putting it together was easy but iffy. It took me about two hours by myself. I put the pieces in the grass to try to avoid scuff marks, as I had read about other reviews and pieces scraping/rusting easily. The hardest part for me was the lacing on the swing to support the seat. I had to redo it several times initially but it hasn’t moved since I finished it. I feel very secure when I sit, which I didn’t expect.Seat design: I do not understand why this cushion is made to retain water. The seat mesh under the cushion also does not allow water to easily drain away. This is the main reason I bought the cover. When the cushion does get wet, the fastest and maybe only way to get the water out is to fold the cushion or drape it over and gravity allows the water to very slowly drain away. Sunshine helps as well.Besides water retention, the seat has been very satisfactory and I’ve enjoyed it.

This chair is ultra comfortable and looks slick and modern on the deck. I love a few things about it. One is that it comes in colors people might actually want. Beige, navy, and taupe are all very well and good, but some of us LIKE colors. I got the chair in turquoise. The accent colors on my deck are turquoise and daffodil yellow, because 1.) heck yeah and 2.) neutrals are for squares.I did want to mention that a few of the negative reviews mention that this thing is susceptible to rusting. Noted. Before assembly, I applied clear Rustoleum all over this piece, paying special attention to the screw holes. I then put it all together and waited. No rust so far. If you take this step before you assemble, you can probably avoid the same trouble. Furthermore, if the fabric fades, as some reviews suggest it will after a season of direct sun exposure, you can just remove the cushion and get yourself a replacement in Sunbrella.Another thing I like is the teensy footprint of this piece. I take a long time every spring to lovingly apply Ipe Oil to my fancy, dark, tropical hardwood deck until it glimmers like well-seasoned cast iron skillet, so the smaller the footprint of any object I put on it, the better. I don't want fading, water pooling underneath something, etc. and this fits the bill. This thing has four touch-points on the feet, and none of them is bigger than a dime.Nod of approval to the small umbrella thingy up top. I like it. It's very unlikely to blow the whole apparatus away in a strong wind, and it does block out the sun well. No need to remove a star for this, as such items are definitely sold separately, but it would be nice to have a cupholder attached to it. You can't really have a piece of furniture anywhere near this thing, because it will just bash into it. But a simple clip-on cup holder could solve your "where do I put my beverage" problem for under $10, so maybe pick up one of those if you decide you'd like to buy this chair.

Very comfortable and well constructed. Looking forward to swinging in the breeze on our deck when summer gets here.

While this chair wasn't easy to put together, it is heavy and sturdy! It has made a great addition to my outdoor sitting area!