Collins Aluminum Lounge Chair
Featuring upholstered bolster backrests and an aluminum foundation that echoes Miami Deco architecture, this collection is a blend of soft curves inspired by South Beach’s iconic Collins Avenue. The Collins Lounge Chair offers a contemporary and bold silhouette — enjoy a plush quick–dry seat cushion with a curved barrel–back bolster built over an aluminum substructure for added support and high style. The perfect blend of past and present, this chair elevates any space. Also available in a swivel style.
FEATURES
• Durable Aluminum Frame: Crafted from corrosion-resistant aluminum shaped into the collection’s modern Miami Deco–inspired curves for long-lasting outdoor performance.
• Lightweight & Weather-Resistant: Aluminum construction naturally resists rust, fading, and outdoor wear, ensuring durability with minimal maintenance.
• Signature Sculptural Silhouette: Features a curved barrel-back bolster supported by a concealed aluminum substructure for enhanced stability and refined architectural style.
• Concealed Batyline® Suspension: Hidden suspension system creates a sink-in, comfort-driven sit while promoting airflow and efficient moisture drainage.
• Included Performance Cushions: Comes with one plush seat cushion and a fixed bolster back cushion; all cushions are resistant to outdoor mildew, stains, and fading.
• Quick-Dry Flow-Through Seat Foam: Flow-through foam wrapped in Dacron delivers sink-in comfort and rapid drying after exposure to the elements.
• Versatile Modern Design: Pairs seamlessly with Collins seating groups and is also available in a swivel version for added functionality.
• Recommended Protective Covers: Custom outdoor furniture covers are strongly recommended to protect the chair from the elements and extend its lifespan.
| Width (mm) | 870 |
| Depth (mm) | 925 |
| Height (mm) | 700 |
| Weight (kg) | 16.8 |
| Seat Height (mm) | 432 |
| Arm Height (mm) | 0 |
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*The cost of the product varies depending on the selected materials.
