My neighbor wanted these also.

He bought the low sitting plastic adirondack chairs like these:
http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3249770&CAWELAID=234103466

He cut the bottoms off to his desired height and sits in them with the bubblers on his sundeck in between, very comfy.

angie...we have the chairs just like those goyom linked to.

These work great for our 4" deep tanning ledge with bubblers. We didn't even have to cut the legs....they were the right height for us as-is.

Hope this helps!

Maybe this will help.

We call them beach chairs.

Scott

Angie,
you really need a swim to relax:)

You are on a tough quest.
Most higher end stuff is aluminum, teak, or iron and not made to be 4" off the ground.
Most beach chairs are made out of plastic, or aluminium (rust resistant--yeah) but are made for the beach, which means light weight, and cheap.
To find something nice looking (highend) and 4" off the ground isnt going to happen.

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(Till the last message, Sorry;)

You are so right, just! I do need a swim... and a tan and a margarita!

I have been doing all the decision-making on the pool and the pool house build since my DH travels for his job. It's starting to wear on me! Sorry I got weird.

Can teak go in the pool? (We're doing salt water, if that matters) I might just have someone build what I have designed in my brain.

I, in no way meant sarcasm. My apologies to the viewers. I will stop at some of the finer shore area stores and see what they are offering over the course of the next few days.

Scott

Angie...yep...these chairs are cheap but brutally effective for their purpose. They are suprisingly durable and lightweight for moving in the water easily. We've had ours for 4 years now and love them. They're always in the water year round and we sit in them year round, even during the winter. When the sun is shining, the 4" deep water is still warm and it's relaxing for soaking your feet.

We have expensive furniture on the deck, but those never go in the water. These "beach chairs" are also available around here in many different colors so you can coordinate with your deck chair easily. And, at this price, if you get tired of one color, simply get a different color to add a little variety every few years.

Hope this helps!

trhought, I hope you don't think that I didn't appreciate your suggestion. I will probably end up going to Ace and using that coupon for those chairs! Eventually, though, I would like to get something that fits the style of our pool (geometric, modern). I think design blogs and TV shows have warped my good sense, if you know what I mean... :)

Have a GREAT Friday!!!

I actually laughed out loud at justapb and poolguy's responses. LOL Post pics of your low chairs once you get them. I'd like to see what you went with.

angie...no offense taken at all...I remember the days of agonizing over decisions about the pool and trying to think forward to patio furniture and landscape...sometimes it was a bit much. It gets better and when you're sitting on your tanning ledge in your new $15 Ace chairs with a margarita in hand...as the commercial goes...priceless!

Have a great weekend!

The guys are out salt-finishing our deck as I speak. All I have left is PSheen and fill-er-up. Of course, not until we get our fence back up, which was the one of the two jobs my DH had. Neither of which have been done. And guess who's making the fence happen...??? ;)