Collection: Sun Lounges

Sun lounges — poolside loungers, reclining and day beds in wicker and aluminium, shipped fast from our Australian warehouse.

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Where will your sun lounge go?

The right sun lounge depends on the spot and how you relax. A poolside wants a wipe-clean lounger that shrugs off splashes and sunscreen. A deck or lawn suits a reclining sun lounger or reclining lounger you can angle from upright to flat. A shared space for two gains from a double day bed with a canopy for shade. And a small balcony fits a folding lounger that stores away. Decide where you'll soak up the sun and whether it's for one or two, and the style follows.

What makes a comfortable sun lounge?

Comfort comes from the recline and the surface. A multi-position sun lounge adjusts from sitting upright to lying flat, so you can read, nap or sunbake. The surface matters by spot — a sling or textilene lounger dries fast and suits poolside, while a cushioned one is softer for a shaded deck. Check the height, since a higher lounger is easier to get in and out of. A headrest or canopy adds comfort and shade. Match the recline range and surface to how you'll use it.

Wicker, aluminium or folding — which suits you?

Each suits a different setup. A wicker sun lounge looks relaxed and suits a covered or shaded spot. An aluminium-frame lounger with a sling surface resists rust and dries fast, great poolside. A folding sun lounge packs away for a small space or storage over winter. A day bed seats two with a canopy for a shaded retreat. Match the type to your spot — poolside wants quick-dry and rust-resistant, a shaded deck can take cushioned wicker, a small space needs folding.

What we'd tell a friend before they buy a sun lounge

Here's the practical bit. Poolside, quick-dry matters most — a cushioned lounger stays damp and grows mildew near water, so a sling or textilene surface is the smarter buy there. The frame should be rust-resistant, especially near a chlorinated pool or salt air. Check the recline mechanism is smooth and locks firmly at each position, since a fiddly or slipping one is a daily annoyance. And if you'll move it to chase the sun, lighter aluminium beats heavy timber. Buy on the surface and the recline, matched to the spot.

FAQs – get the answers you need

What surface is best for a poolside sun lounge?
A sling or textilene surface, since it dries fast and resists mildew near water. Cushioned loungers stay damp poolside, so they suit a shaded deck instead.

Do sun lounges recline?
Most adjust through multiple positions from upright to flat, so you can sit and read or lie back and nap. Check the mechanism locks firmly at each position.

What's a day bed?
An outdoor day bed is a wide lounger that seats or reclines two, often with a canopy for shade, making a shaded retreat for a deck or poolside.

Can I fold a sun lounge away?
Folding sun lounges pack flat for a small balcony or for storage over winter. Aluminium folding loungers are light to move and store.

Which sun lounge frame lasts near a pool?
Rust-resistant aluminium, since chlorinated water and splashes corrode lesser frames. Check the finish is rated for poolside and outdoor use.

Complete the poolside

Sun lounges pair with the outdoor space. Add an outdoor lounge set for group seating, a swing chair for a shaded corner, and outdoor storage for cushions and towels.

Paying over time is easy — a $199 sun lounge is four fortnightly payments of $49.75 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 work the same way. Everything ships from our Australian warehouse within 1–2 business days, carries a 12-month warranty, and comes with 30 days to change your mind. We're family-run and Australian, at this since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.