Wulfern Revithousa Reclining Mesh Chaise Lounge Set

Two reclining mesh chaise lounges on powder-coated aluminum frames. Each runs about 77.5 inches long, lays flat, and rolls on wheels so you can follow the sun.

The set is two matching chaise lounges, not one. Each runs 77.56 inches long and 25.2 inches wide on a powder-coated aluminum frame with a gray outdoor mesh deck, so the pair sits side by side in a little over four feet of width. The line stays simple: square tube legs, a straight side rail, and a mesh seat that drains instead of holding a puddle.

• Two loungers, one clean line

  The set is two matching chaise lounges, not one. Each runs 77.56 inches long and 25.2 inches wide on a powder-coated aluminum frame with a gray outdoor mesh deck, so the pair sits side by side in a little over four feet of width. The line stays simple: square tube legs, a straight side rail, and a mesh seat that drains instead of holding a puddle.

• Reclines to flat

  The backrest adjusts through multiple positions and lays completely flat for sunbathing or a nap. You change the angle from the ratchet behind the shoulder without getting off the lounger. The seat sits low at 11.8 inches off the ground with the back all the way down, so plan a cushion or towel if you like a higher sit.

• Assembly at home

  Assembly is required and the source lists two people as the suggested crew, mostly for holding a frame square while the hardware goes in. Plan on hand tools and a flat surface. Once together, each lounger is light enough to roll rather than lift when you want a new patch of sun.

• Aluminum frame, mesh deck

  Both frames are powder-coated aluminum, listed water resistant and rust resistant. Aluminum does not rust the way a steel frame does when rain sits in a joint, and it keeps the pair light enough to move. The gray mesh deck is a sling, not a cushion: water drains through, air moves under you, and there is no foam pad to take inside when a storm rolls in.

• Wheels at the head end

  Each lounger has wheels at the head end so you tip the foot up and roll it across the patio instead of carrying the full length. That matters when you want shade at noon and sun at four without asking for help. Park them, drop the back, and leave them.

• Weight and load

  Each lounger is rated to 300 pounds. The overall product weight on the source sheet is about 21.6 pounds, which matches a light aluminum-and-mesh build rather than a teak or cushioned set. Use that number when you plan who carries the carton in from the curb.

• Care outdoors

  Wipe the mesh and frame with a damp cloth and mild soap when they need cleaning. The powder coat and sling are built for rain and sun, so you can leave the pair outside; a cover still helps if you want to keep pollen and tree sap off the mesh between seasons.

• What ships

  The carton covers both chaise lounges and the hardware to assemble them. No cushions, no side table, and no cover are included. If you want a padded sit, bring your own outdoor chaise cushion that fits a 25-inch-wide deck.

Good to know

• Tape two 25.2 by 77.56 inch rectangles; that is each lounger, not the set.
• Seat height is 11.8 inches with the back flat. Check that against how low you like to sit.
• Side by side the pair needs a little over four feet of width plus walk space.
• Wheels are at the head end. Leave a clear path to roll them.
• Required at home. Suggested for two people.
• This set includes two matching reclining mesh chaise lounges. Planters, doorway, pool, walls, and other furnishings are styling only.