Outdoor Lounge Chairs and Chaise Loungers

Two pieces, both built to the same standard as the benches. The JEM Chaise Lounger is the full-length one: a 40 inch seat depth at a 14 inch seat height, with a contoured backrest and no armrests, on an all-welded marine-grade aluminum frame. It weighs 94 lb. The Okanagan Lounge Chair is the shorter, armed version at 55 lb, with a relaxed curved profile, and it goes down bolted or freestanding.

Slats on both are 100% recycled plastic lumber. The colour runs through the board, so a scratch shows the same shade and nothing needs staining or paint, and the board will not rot, splinter or warp. Frames get stainless steel hardware and a super-durable powder coat, with a wide colour palette on the JEM.

These go where people stay a while: a waterfront, a patio at a winery or a brewery, a resort campus. The trade-off against a bench is footprint. A chaise takes more ground per seat, and it earns that only where there is a view to sit in front of.