Gardenella Sling Stacking Armless Chaise

Details at a Glance

• Overall Dimensions: 26.5 in. W x 77.5 in. D x 42.5 in. H
• Product Weight: 18.67 lbs
• Seat Height: 14.5 in.
• Frame Material: 100% powder-coated aluminum
• Frame Finish: Bright Green
• Seat Construction: Sling fabric
• Positions: Four positions including lay-flat
• Base Style: Sled base
• Stackable: Yes -- 15 units maximum
• Assembly: Fully assembled
• Commercial Grade: Yes
• Weather Resistance: All-weather, saltwater resistant
• Hardware: Stainless steel
• Country of Origin: United States

Built in the USA for commercial pool decks and luxury resort terraces, this sling chaise delivers pro-grade durability you can stack 15 units deep without losing the four positions that matter when you're poolside all afternoon. The Telescope Gardenella Sling Stacking Armless Chaise, a commercial-grade outdoor sunlounger available at Uptown Sebastian with free shipping, pairs powder-coated aluminum framing with breathable sling fabric that won't sag or hold water.

How Is This Chaise Actually Built?

It's powder-coated aluminum from frame to base -- won't rust, peel, or crack even in salt air. The sling fabric stretches taut between the frame rails, so there's no cushion to dry and no foam to replace. Stainless steel hardware holds up in chlorinated and oceanfront environments, and the wide sled base runners distribute weight evenly on tile, composite decking, or grass without tipping when wet.

What Can You Adjust on This Chaise?

You get four backrest positions including full lay-flat, so you can read upright or stretch out completely. The sled base stays put once you've set the angle -- no shifting when you settle in. Sling fabric provides firm support that won't bottom out after a season of daily use, and at under 19 pounds the whole unit repositions easily to follow the sun.

How Long Does It Take to Build?

This chaise is made to order and takes 6-8 weeks to build. Telescope builds in the USA to commercial durability standards, and that lead time reflects the testing and finishing each frame goes through before it ships. Telescope frame coverage is set by the item's catalog marker -- ask us for the term on this model before specifying it for contract use. Powder-coat finish carries a 3-year term, vinyl straps 3 years, and cushions and slings 1 year.

Where Does a Stackable Chaise Work Best?

Pool decks that need 10 or 15 loungers during the season but can't give up year-round floor space -- stack these when summer ends and reclaim 90% of the footprint. Pair with outdoor coffee tables for a resort-style lounge zone, or mix with outdoor chaise lounges in complementary finishes around a large residential pool.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I choose a different frame finish or sling color?

This model is built in the finish and sling combination shown -- Bright Green frame with the sling fabric specified. Contact us if you need a different colorway; Telescope offers multiple finishes across their line.

Will it rust in saltwater or around a chlorinated pool?

No -- the aluminum frame and stainless steel hardware resist both saltwater and chlorine exposure, and the powder-coat finish won't peel or corrode in oceanfront or pool environments.

Can I return it if the size doesn't work on my deck?

Yes -- this chaise is built in a standard catalog configuration, so it's returnable within 30 days of delivery subject to a 20% restocking fee. Visit our returns page for full details.

How do you clean sling fabric after a season of pool use?

Hose it down with water and wipe with mild soap if needed -- the sling drains immediately and won't hold mildew or stains the way cushioned loungers do.

What does commercial grade mean for a chaise lounge?

Commercial-grade construction uses reinforced frames, high-density materials, and hardware tested for hundreds of pounds of capacity and thousands of use cycles per season -- this chaise is specified for resort and hospitality installations.

How many can you stack without damaging the frames?

Telescope rates this model for 15 units maximum when stacked vertically -- each frame nests securely on the one below it without scratching the finish or stressing the joints.