Garden loungers are the luxury way to lay in the sun, but with so many to choose from where do you start? Here's a quick lounger guide to help you on your path to relaxation:
The big differences are in style and materials. Styles can be divided into modern or traditional. Materials used for loungers include metal, rattan and wood.
Garden lounger styles Traditional loungers are a good place to start as they are familiar and affordable. A basic metal framed lounger with removable padding is a classic, and due to their popularity are also great value.
Traditional
wooden loungers have graced the periphery of luxury hotel pools for decades. An elegantly crafted wooden lounger will add sophistication to any garden.
Contemporary loungers are created from rattan, wood, textilene and metal. With a focus on design and comfort these loungers are the epitome of luxury and style. For the ultimate outdoor resting place try the very modern Alexander Rose relax hut .
Garden lounger materials Metal loungers are strong and versatile. Usually only the frame is metal and the support is made from cotton, textilene or pvc. Occasionally the whole lounger is made from metal, such as the Neptune Provence wrought iron lounger. Metal loungers will vary in weight according to the type of construction and blend of materials.
Dobbies collection of wicker loungers are available in the very latest contemporary designs. These loungers are weaved using rattan, making them lightweight, stylish and fabulously comfortable. From Neptune's all-weather sun lounger to the elegant Alexander Rose relax hut, there's a wicker lounger to match all garden lounging needs.
Wooden loungers come in all styles and designs. Dobbies have a wide range of wooden sunbeds, sun loungers, steamers and footstools to help you relax in luxury. All are made from an attractive range of FSC certified teak, karri, oak and other sustainably sourced woods.
For a complete range of garden loungers from the best brand names browse our selection here at Dobbies.
