These lounge chairs borrow from the structure of a beach deckchair: a folding wooden frame, and a Toiletpaper magazine design that covers its entire length: seen from a distance, the unfolded piece becomes a poster laid flat. Folding it allows it to be stored against a wall between uses. The manu...
These lounge chairs borrow from the structure of a beach deckchair: a folding wooden frame, and a Toiletpaper magazine design that covers its entire length: seen from a distance, the unfolded piece becomes a poster laid flat. Folding it allows it to be stored against a wall between uses. The manufacturer classifies the entire series as outdoor furniture.
The series is divided into two formats. The deckchair, when folded, measures 122 × 58 × 4 cm and unfolds to 87 × 58 cm on the ground with a height of 81 cm: once folded, it can be tucked away upright in a closet or flat in a trunk. The sun lounger is also a low, folding bed, measuring 74 × 195 × 54 cm, on which one can lie fully stretched out; it is the longest piece in the series, and the one that requires the most clearance once opened.
The two formats do not use the same material: the folding deckchair is a wooden seat with polyester canvas, while the sun lounger is a 195 cm long folding wooden bed. Within the same format, only the design changes: the frame, dimensions, and price are identical from one reference to the next, and the choice comes down solely to the image the piece bears.
What the manufacturer specifies about the Frame deckchair
For the 16686 folding lounge chair, the manufacturer provides three details: manufacturing in the European Union, high-quality beech wood, and UV resistance.