Step2 Vero Pool Chair, Fade-Resistant, Waterproof Patio Furniture for Sun Shelf, Use in Pools up to 9-Inches of Water, Weighted, White

In my opinion these are the same chairs / style / comfort as the more expensive products, just at more than half the cost.Assembly is required and the weight has to be taken by pouring sand into the weight container and screwed into the accompanying section.So in my case with very limited knowledge and effort , this chair was a great purchase.

These chairs are great and does the job. For what I paid for them vs the other more expensive ones you can't go wrong. They were easy to put together with very little effort. Shipping was quicker than quoted as well.

Very easy to assemble. Works like it's intended to. About the only complaint is that they could have made the backside look a little better, it's got a bunch of indentations in it. And it just looks kind of weird, they could have made it a little smoother, knowing that most pools have a sunning ledge that faces the house.

Best investment. My pool looks like a resort now

These are fantastic! Our sunshelf is deep and the water is around 9 inches deep and I hate sitting in the water. These sit high and are perfect

On one side of my pool I have the very expensive Ledge loungers in water chaise lounges and they are rock solid and never move. On my other side Baja shelf that is 12” deep I put these step 2 Vera lounge chairs. They only have a very small compartment under the chairs that you fill with sand and then you dunk the chairs in the water because it does hold some water. No matter what we do these chairs float across the Baja shelf when people get in the pool and make waves. You have to sit in them to make them stay in place. I guess you get what you pay for

I had a tough time finding chairs that were the right size for sitting on a 17” platform in our pool. The shallower tanning shelf, no problem, but this depth turned out to be awkward. Fortunately I came across these and they are just the right height for sitting in the water but not feeling like you’re going to drown as every other chair I found would. You’re definitely sitting in the water in this depth but that was the intention. If you used them in a shallower depth, you could be out of the water. We have only had them for the end of one summer season but I don’t have reason to think they won’t hold up, they seem very solid. We do pull our chairs out of the pool when they are not in use to avoid calcium build up.

This came together pretty quickly and the picture directions were easy to follow. Used 10lbs of sand and it seemed to be enough to secure it in the water. We did wait about 5 minutes after putting it in to give it time to set up, fill with water and become stable in the water /not float away. Our tanning ledge is 18” and this 15” was a perfect fit. I gave 4 *’s because the company didn’t drill out holes on the bottom. Thankfully we had a drill and were able to knock it out pretty easily. Overall we love the chair and will probably purchase a second one soon!