Charles Bentley Wooden Acacia Large Folding Curved Reclining Sun Lounger

#html-body [data-pb-style=RRYPQM1]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll}#html-body [data-pb-style=RRYPQM1],#html-body [data-pb-style=VR8OU1W]{border-style:none;border-width:1px;border-radius:0;margin:0;padding:0}With very pleasing curves and a beautiful natural wood finish, the Charles Bentley Wooden Curved Folding Sun Lounger is a real statement piece for the garden, patio or deck. Made from 100% hardwood it is very strong and durable, and for convenience, it folds up easily and has a carrying handle. The lounger has been oil stained to enhance the natural colour of the wood, and this also helps to protect the lounger for its life outdoors. However, we recommend that it is stored inside when not in use over winter to prolong its life and keep it looking better for longer. Representing great value for money for a solid hardwood lounger, you could splash out on a pair and decorate with cushions and throws for a really sumptuous outdoor look. Features and Benefits Environmentally friendly - This piece of outdoor furniture is eco-friendly which means that the trees used to make this product have come from a renewable source and it’s long-lasting for your benefit. Curved design – Following the natural contours of the body this curved design is super comfortable. Compact – The folding design makes the lounger compact and easy to store. Durable – The solid hardwood has excellent weather-resistance qualities which will give the lounger a long and good-looking life. Specifications Material: Solid hardwood Folding design Carry handle Dimensions: L182 x W60 x H63cm Folded: 97 x 60 x 22cm Floor to seat: 19/27cm Max. user weight: 160kg Weight: 15kg Colour: Natural oiled wood {{widget type="MagentoCmsBlockWidgetBlock" template="widget/static_block/default.phtml" block_id="3637" type_name="CMS Static Block"}}

Price: 97.99 from Robert Dyas