Hi Everyone - I am sold out of the chairs - but most of the web sites that sell the chairs are the same price $120 including shipping. It really depends on if you want 6 or 12. My sun shelf is a 6' radius with 12" coping. I would like to purchase chaise pads and they seem to cost the same amount $120 each including shipping. I can really only afford 2 of them so I will have 4 available if there is anyone is interested in going in on them with me- these are especially made of this type of lounge chair. Thanks for the complements on our pool!!

Hi Calihom, I live fairly close, so let me look at them again tomorrow when I have more time. We just filled our pool and I am looking at chaise lounges. Thanks.

Will your pool be SWG or regular? Some metals can have issues near a SWG. We do not have SWG but are considering adding in the future to help with pool maintenance, so we bought teak lounge chairs just a few weeks ago. I ended up finding ours at a closeout place of one of the big furniture stores here for $260 each, which was a steal compared to other stores/online. It's grade B teak, not the best, but not the worst. They are beautiful and so far I love them! The cushion is definitely important - I got some inexpensive ones at Garden Ridge so we could just have something but will be ordering some thicker ones from a patio furniture store. Your tailbone will go numb if you are like me and like to hang out by the pool for everything - to eat, to read, to drink a glass of wine. I love being outside so spend lots of time there! We needed heavy weight (OKC winds are no joke, either), wanted wheels, and didn't want metal because they are in full sun and the metal heats up, so that's how we went with the teak. DH wanted something easy to store in the winter, so these fold flat. That's been very helpful for use, too, sometimes you just gotta change positions! We're doing a "staycation" this week and so are spending all our time by the pool and we love the addition of the chaises (our anniversary gift to ourselves). We had a surprise storm Sunday night and the chairs stayed put. The cushions flopped around a little but were fine (they tie on, which is a must-have in OK), and the umbrella canopy (I detached the canopy from the stand and the lower half of the column, and left it laying on the deck) went for a swim.

Hi Rhonda, how ya doin'? Here's a suggestion~haven't tried it, but I think it might be an alternative to painting. You could tea stain, brushing on the liquid. Give the shade a good shake after each application~let dry in between. I guess i'm thinking you might be able to lessen the stain if it's almost the same color as the tea. Rit puts out a product that's a color remover too, or maybe you could even dye them. Good luck! ;o)