SlickBlue
SlickBlue Folding Recliner Lounge Chair Grey 250 lbs
Folding recliner lounge chair with adjustable backrest, detachable headrest, shade canopy and cup holder, supporting 250 lbs
- TypeChaise Lounges
- ColorGrey
- Adjustable recline with level locking for custom comfort
- Ergonomic curved frame with padded headrest reduces muscle tension
- Rust-resistant powder-coated steel frame supports 250 lbs
- Detachable shade canopy 24.0" x 15.5" provides sun protection
- Folds to 38.0" x 29.5" x 6.0" for compact storage
Folding Recliner with Canopy
The SlickBlue folding recliner lounge chair in grey combines a powder-coated steel frame with breathable Textilene fabric to support up to 250 lbs. An adjustable locking backrest and detachable pillow provide ergonomic neck and lumbar support for patio or poolside relaxation.
Replaces Fixed Loungers
This chair replaces stationary chaise lounges when storage space is limited or when the seat must move between deck, lawn and campsite. The jump is worth it if you need a 38.0 x 29.5 x 6.0 inch folded profile that fits in a car boot and a 29.0 x 34.5.0 x 48.0 inch open footprint for full-body support.
Sustained Outdoor Use
Rust-resistant coating and steel eyelets prevent fabric tear during daily exposure to sun and moisture. The 24.0 x 15.5 inch shade canopy and 15.0 x 9.0 x 2.5 inch cup tray stay attached through repeated recline adjustments, while the 18.5 lb weight keeps the frame stable in light wind without permanent anchoring.
Highlights
- Adjustable recline with level locking for custom comfort
- Ergonomic curved frame with padded headrest reduces muscle tension
- Rust-resistant powder-coated steel frame supports 250 lbs
- Detachable shade canopy 24.0" x 15.5" provides sun protection
- Folds to 38.0" x 29.5" x 6.0" for compact storage
Specifications
| Type | Chaise Lounges |
|---|---|
| Color | Grey |
Questions about this item
How much floor space does the chair occupy when fully open?
The open footprint measures 29.0 inches long by 34.5 inches wide, standing 48.0 inches tall at the highest point of the canopy.
Which step is often missed when locking the recline angle?
After leaning back to the desired angle, you must engage the level locking lever on each side; the chair will not hold position until both levers click into place.
What part should be checked each season to keep the fabric from tearing?
Inspect the steel eyelets where the bungee cords thread through; tighten or replace any that show elongation to maintain even tension on the Textilene mesh.
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