Chichester FSC Eucalyptus Wood Outdoor Sunlounger With Weather-Tex Cushion, Natural

Great value, especially considering the cushion supplied with it, which would normally set you back another £20!Box was damaged on arrival with the feet poking out, but thankfully no sign of damage. The loose bits of wood which required assembling were neatly tied to the lounger. The wood looks and feels very nice, solid and no shabby bits!The lounger is almost complete out of the box, you just need to assemble the supports. Everything just slots into place and is easily screwed together. I could tell the product had already been treated with oil, which was nice to see.The screws and the allen key came in a sealed bag. The instructions had them clearly marked with quantities.Very happy with my purchase, still can't believe the price.

First of all, you need a bloody big shed or garage to store this in as it does not fold up. I bought it last year and up until Summer 2017 I would always return it to the shed and keep it out of the rain, but as it's so heavy and cumbersome, and had to be jammed into my small shed at an angle, I decide to believe the hype and leave it out, confident that it would retain it's condition. It did not. Sunlounger 0-10 Yorkshire Weather. Both the lounger and small table that I bought to go with it, have only been outdoors for 3 months but have been given a hammering. Whatever colour this wood was in it's natural state, it isn't as shown as it has faded badly, has whitish patches all over it and is scratchy in parts too, so will probably snag clothing if I don't sand it down. Am currently giving it medical assistance, before jamming it back in the shed and will keep it inside in future. I gave it two points in all for being a strong piece of kit, but would not have bought it had i known that it wasn't weatherproof. :-(

Look good, and has the advantage of coming with a cushion - though the cushion is actually pretty thin. Build quality is a little poor in places and I had a screw head shear off completely, and the rear axle split during assembly exactly as other people have already similarly reported - see pictures. Not the end of the world, and the rear wheel axle could easily be replaced with a bit of broom handle if/when the time comes.On the plus side - easy to move around due to the decent wheels, and quite comfortable to lie on - which I guess is the whole point.

I liked the price, and that it is not made of teak so less likely to be pillaged out of some rainforest? It took weeks and weeks to turn up, to the point that I assumed I had been ripped off and it wasn't coming. But when it arrived it was pretty easy to put together, and it is just fine. It looks reasonably presentable, you can sit on it in the sun, it doesn't collapse, what else do you want from a sun lounger? It doesn't fold down much, so if you don't have much storage space it would not be the best choice – I don't think it would survive a winter out in the rain.

Everyone who has seen these has commented on how expensive they look. Besides that, they were easy to assemble and are very sturdy and very comfortable. I should point out that you will need to make sure you have somewhere big enough to store them as the back folds down, but the legs do not fold away (part of what makes them so sturdy). A touch of the high life for a reasonable price.

We found this a good quality sun bed . It’s study and easy to repair should it require it due to moving it around and maybe snagging on steps in the garden.

Almost impossible to attach the wheels securely to the base. Trying to tighten up the allen key bolts, the heads sheared off the bolts. The wheels are on but not on securely, and its not the easiest product to send back!

Delivery was prompt but pretty soon it was clear there was a problem. 2 important screws were missing and the axle is at least 1/2 too long so the wheels wobble quite badly. Shame because were it not for this it would have been reasonable value for money. Wood is of reasonable quality and cushion although basic is robust. Sadly though as it is it's a toss up between repacking it and sending it back or getting the saw out and trying to figure out what size screws to get. Both options are a waste of my time so it's fairly hard to give a glowing review. Avoid this item unless you are up for a spot of DIY.