Sun Lounges

The Teak Reclining Sun Lounger has a cushioned backrest that reclines through five positions, from upright seating to a fully flat sunbed. The leg section can also be raised at the knee.

Yes. It is fitted with rubber wheels, so you can follow the sun or move into the shade.

For shade that stays put, see our garden parasols.

Yes, it is supplied with a cushion. Our cushions are shower-resistant rather than fully waterproof, so bring them indoors during heavy rain or storms and let them dry fully before use. They are not machine washable; clean them with cold or lukewarm water and mild soap.

New teak can transfer natural oils to fabric in its first few weeks, so avoid leaving cushions on damp timber overnight. Our cushion care guide explains how to prevent and remove marks.

Yes. Solid teak is rich in natural oils that resist sun, rain, humidity and rot, so a teak sun lounger can stay outdoors all year in Australian conditions. Left untreated, teak weathers from honey-brown to silver-grey over six to twelve months, and strong UV can speed that up.

To keep the original colour, apply a teak sealer and re-apply it every 9 to 12 months; we advise against oiling outdoor teak. Our Australian teak care guide explains both options.

For upright lounging, see our outdoor lounge chairs. For shared seating, see our teak garden benches, outdoor lounge settings and teak outdoor sofa sets.