Polyrattan Sun Lounger Brown

Easy to assemble, looks stylish and in bed comfortable to sunbathe on, which is most important

When this is completed it is a lovely looking sun lounger. However it was an absolute nightmare to build and I had to take bits from the other box to make 1 item. The other item has been returned and I am waiting for the replacement. The communication was very quick and polite. I will re review once both are completed

Really happy with the quality and comfort of these beds.As for people saying they are difficult to assemble just needs common sense my husband put the 1st one up in an hour 20mins the second in just over an hour as he didn't have to keep referring back to the instructionsReally happy with them and the movable head cushion is a nice comfort touch

I received this product with fear and trepidation based on the reviews I had seen about things not fitting together properly. However I had no such problem as everything lined up and screws hit the right holes. It did take over 2 hours to assemble with the tools supplied but I didn't mind as long as things aligned correctly. As long as you've got patience and a bit of dexterity you'll end up with a quality sun lounger which looks fabulous and is solidly constructed. Some rubber feet would be good but that is just a minor quibble.

Really lovely sun loungers, took a little while to put together. Very comfortable and no cushions required, not sure how strong they will be though.

I never leave feedback on Amazon or eBay. I have to on this occasion. These sun loungers ended up being one of the hardest tasks I've ever had to do without getting paid. If you paid someone to put these together for you they'd be the most expensive on Amazon. I'm a builder with good practical experience. At my disposal I had a work shop with a ten foot long work bench, all the tools necessary including a battery drill & a Dremmel, which I will get to in a moment. Well, they are certainly flat packed. It takes 10 minutes just to unpack & unwrap. The first sun lounger should have been a warning of what was to come. The very first section hadn't even been riveted. Being a builder I had rivet gun. A normal customer would have been repacking it & sending it back. Good luck with that!! Every single lounger had a hole or holes in the wrong place. The last even had a nut for the legs in completely the wrong place. I had mine brought over from the uk to Ibiza. I'm stuffed & stuck with them. The first one took four hours! The rage. I did two hours & got chest pains so had to leave it, have a large whiskey & try again the next day. Whichever way I tried there was always a hole either not drilled out properly, a hole too small, or a hole slightly in the wrong place. This is where the Dremmel came in handy, I say handy, I couldn't have done it without it! Infuriating is not the word. I could have attacked someone I was so stressed. The fasted lounger was the second one in 55 minutes, yippee it's just a learning curve I thought, the truth is it was the only one that didn't have something missing, broken or badly machined. The last one was 2.5 hrs. Today is a fiesta here so even though I put 6 together over three days two are not fully completed as I need to go to a hardware shop to buy addition nuts & bolts that we're missing. Then there is the last one which had the nut welded in the wrong place, that only has one bolt on one side of the back legs. I'll have to butcher that & drill through the frame & have an unsightly nut & bolt showing. I rent my houses and fee paying guests will be using them. I don't expect these to last the season as the metal tubing is very poor & lightweight. The rattan & fabric seems reasonable though. Another thing is that they are mild steel tubing & are going to rust like hell, they don't stack & will take up best part of a single garage if you decide to store them in the winter (or ten months of the year in the UK)As I said, I had all the tools & a lot of practical experience. If you are an office worker with no DIY skills, if you have high blood pressure, if you get depressed then you are in for one hell of a time here especially if you do it with the Allen key & "spanner" they supply you with. If you do use a battery drill with an Allen key attachment be sure to use one that has a clutch & to set it low to start with, say 3 as you will destroy the mild steel frames, you'll screw the bolts right through or yank the welded nuts out. I think the description said "from Germany". They may have been sitting in a German warehouse but Germans wouldn't make something this bad.At the end of the day, they are attractive, if you make sure no one over 12 stone sits one them, you store them indoors & you love puzzles & a challenge these are the sun loungers for you.Steve TaylorIbizabuilders.comBuilding & Project Management0034 971 801 5120034 646 025 993steve@ibizabuilders.comSkype: stevethebuilder

easy to assemble, very sturdy material and very comfortable.

A lovely product but sooooo hard to put together. Resorted to asking a builder who built it without the instructions as they were not helpful!