Outdoor Chaise
Key Characteristics
- ✓Multi-position adjustable backrest
- ✓Full-body reclining support surface
- ✓Integrated wheels for repositioning
- ✓UV-resistant sling or cushion surface
- ✓Stackable design for space efficiency
- ✓Ergonomic contoured body shape
Types & Variations
Common Materials
Works Well With These Styles
Placement & Usage Tips
Position chaises on a level, non-slip surface near the pool or on a sunny section of the patio. Orient them to face the best view or the afternoon sun, and leave at least 24 inches between multiple chaises for comfortable access and side table placement.
💡 Pro Tip
Choose chaises with a flat-lay position if sunbathing is the primary use. Many budget models only recline to about 150 degrees, which leaves the back slightly elevated. True flat-lay capability, combined with a face hole or removable headrest pillow, provides the most versatile lounging experience.
Related Terms
Outdoor Lounge Chair
A comfortable, reclining or deep-seated chair designed for relaxation in outdoor environments, typically featuring weather-proof upholstery and rust-resistant frames.
Outdoor Cushions
Weather-resistant, quick-drying seat and back cushions designed for outdoor furniture, made with solution-dyed acrylic or polyester fabrics that resist fading and mildew.
Outdoor Side Table
A compact, weather-resistant accent table placed beside outdoor seating to hold beverages, books, or decorative items, often lightweight and easily repositioned.