Lounger Range

Evaluating the UV intensity and the likelihood of pool-water splashes serves as the primary consideration for selecting the right materials. Opting for Urecel Quick-Dry foam ensures the lounger remains functional shortly after a swim. Choosing a model with adjustable reclining positions allows for personalised comfort during afternoon relaxation. Coastal locations demand 316 marine-grade stainless steel or powder-coated aluminium to resist salt corrosion effectively.

Resisting the corrosive effects of chlorine and salt water makes our powder-coated aluminium and Batyline mesh loungers ideal for poolside placement. Rinsing the frames with fresh water after heavy use prevents the buildup of chemical residues. Utilising solution-dyed acrylics like Sunbrella® ensures that sunscreen oils do not permanently stain the fabric. Fast-draining internal foam structures prevent the waterlogged feeling common with inferior pool furniture.

Engineering our loungers with marine-grade components allows them to stay outdoors throughout the year. Avoid using furniture covers for our Sunbrella and Quick-Dry ranges, as they can trap moisture. Storing the loungers in a sheltered spot during the peak of winter protects the mechanical adjustment points from grit. Regular maintenance ensures the surfaces remain pristine despite the harsh New Zealand sunlight.

Maintaining the "as-new" appearance of our loungers involves a simple routine of fresh-water rinsing and light brushing. Apply 303 Fabric Guard to the upholstery every season to preserve the water-repellent finish. Follow these care steps for our materials:

• Remove bird droppings immediately with a damp cloth to prevent acidic etching.
• Wipe the frames with a soft sponge and mild detergent to remove salt.
• Clean the Viro® wicker with a low-pressure hose to dislodge dust.

Keeping the multi-position ratchet system free of sand and grit ensures a smooth transition between lounging and sitting. Inspecting the moving joints for any salt buildup is especially important for properties near the ocean. Rinsing the internal tracks with fresh water prevents mechanical sticking. High-quality 304 or 316 stainless steel hardware used in our mechanisms resists the seizing often seen in cheaper plastic alternatives.

Selecting 316 marine-grade stainless steel provides the highest level of protection against the corrosive salt air of New Zealand's coastlines. Powder-coated aluminium offers a lightweight, rust-free alternative for exposed decks. Pairing these metals with Batyline sling fabric or A-Grade Teak ensures longevity without the risk of structural failure. Regular freshwater cleaning remains the most effective way to keep these materials looking their best.

Building with thick-walled aluminium profiles and reinforced welding points allows our loungers to meet the rigorous demands of boutique hotels. Providing commercial-grade Quick-Dry foam means the furniture is ready for the next guest within minutes of rain. Offering bulk project pricing ensures high-volume installations remain cost-effective while maintaining a premium aesthetic.

Maintaining a local inventory of replacement Batyline slings and Sunbrella cushions ensures our products remain serviceable for many years. Supporting our customers through our Auckland-based warehouse allows for fast dispatch of spare parts without the need for international freight. Reaching out to our team with a photo of the original model helps identify the exact components needed for a refresh.