Aluminium Sun Loungers & Daybeds

Every model below is built in PatioHue Outdoor's own workshop in Foshan — we are the factory, not a trading company, which is why you can specify dimensions, finishes and fabric directly with the people cutting and assembling your order. Posted prices are deliberately absent because every project differs in quantity, finish and freight; send quantities and a destination port and we come back with real numbers, usually within 12 hours.

Sun loungers take the worst of it: full sun, chlorinated splash, salt spray and guests who move them every day. Aluminium is the material that tolerates all four. The frames are welded and powder-coated in-house with a chromate pre-treatment, so nothing rusts onto pale decking, and the tops are either wide-pitch aluminium slats or tensioned mesh that drain instantly instead of holding water until tomorrow.

The specification questions that matter on a lounger are backrest positions, whether it stacks, and whether it needs a cushion. Four to five backrest positions cover reading and flat sunbathing; loungers that stack cut off-season storage to a fraction of the space; and a slatted or mesh top needs no cushion at all, which removes the whole business of bringing twelve cushions in every evening.

Compare every aluminium sun lounger at a glance

Model	Key dimensions	Packing	MOQ	Detail
AL-SL-6101	200 × 67 × 38 cm	1 pc / 1 carton	10 pcs	Aluminium Sun Lounger with Slatted Top
AL-SL-6102	200 × 75 × 38 cm	1 pc / 2 cartons	10 pcs	Aluminium Sun Lounger with Cushion & Side Table
AL-SL-6103	Ø165 × H80 cm	1 pc / 2 cartons	5 pcs	Round Aluminium Rope Daybed
AL-SL-6104	Ø200 × H200 cm	1 set / 3 cartons	3 sets	Birdcage Cabana Daybed

How to choose

• Ask how many backrest positions the lounger has. Four or five covers reading through to flat sunbathing; two does not.
• Ask whether it stacks. Stackable loungers cut off-season storage to a fraction of the space and are the difference between a usable store room and a corridor full of beds.
• Wide slat spacing or tensioned mesh keeps the surface cooler and drains instantly — a closed panel holds heat and water.
• Check the frame specification: chromate pre-treatment before powder coating is what stops the finish flaking at the weld edges in year three.
• For exposed or windy sites ask about weight or ballast options. Aluminium is light, which is an advantage for staff and a question in the wind.
• Confirm whether a cushion is required. Slatted and mesh tops need none, which removes an entire housekeeping task.
• Check the wheels. Rubberised wheels protect decking and are replaceable — plastic ones are not, and they mark stone.
• Ask for a published static load figure if the loungers are going into a contract or insured operation.

How we build them

Tube is cut and jig-welded to keep frames square, then degreased and chromate pre-treated before powder coating so the finish keys into the metal chemically rather than sitting on the surface. Weave is applied by hand over the finished frame using UV-stabilised HDPE rope or strap, and every piece is wiped and inspected before it is wrapped. Frames are packed with foam sheet and corner protection in drop-tested export cartons, knocked down where that reduces shipped cube.

Care and maintenance

Rinse with fresh water weekly in coastal or chlorinated environments to remove salt and chemical residue. Wash the frame a few times a season with a mild pH-neutral soap — no polish, oil or sealer is required and none should be applied. Check that backrest catches and wheel bolts stay tight at the start of each season.

Common questions