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Outdoor Recliners

An outdoor recliner is a patio chair with an adjustable backrest that lets you lean back and relax outside. This page carries outdoor recliner chairs, lounge chairs and rockers, mostly resin wicker with some solid acacia, 24.8 to 49.6 inches wide, in blue, beige, gray, brown and natural.

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Save $220Blue Wicker Outdoor Swivel Chair
Blue Wicker Outdoor Swivel Chair Sale price$875 Regular price$1,095
Save $215Blue Wicker Outdoor Swivel Recliner Chair
Save $115Gray Outdoor Rocking Chair
Gray Outdoor Rocking Chair Sale price$455 Regular price$570
Save $100Wicker Outdoor Rocking Chair
Wicker Outdoor Rocking Chair Sale price$395 Regular price$495
Save $115Brown Wicker Outdoor Rocking Chair with Blue Cushions
Save $245Teak Finish Solid Wood Outdoor Double Lounge Chair
Save $265Walnut Finish Solid Wood Outdoor Double Lounge Chair with Cushions
Save $180Beige Wicker Patio Recliner Chair with Cushions

Outdoor recliner chair sizes and fit

An outdoor recliner chair here is 24.8 to 49.6 inches wide, 28.8 to 49.6 inches deep and 37 to 41.9 inches tall. The widest take the most room, so measure your space and leave room for the backrest to tilt.

Narrower chairs suit narrow decks, and wider ones suit larger patios.

Allow extra depth when the backrest is tilted, since the chair takes more floor space reclined than upright. Placing it a few feet from a wall gives the backrest room to move.

Outdoor rocking recliner and swivel chairs

An outdoor rocking recliner adds gentle motion to a porch or deck, and swivel recliners turn so you can face a view or a conversation. Some designs here rock and some swivel, and all have an adjustable backrest.

A rocking chair needs clear floor space in front and behind, so leave a few feet of room. A swivel chair needs room to turn, which is easy to forget on a tight balcony.

Pair a recliner with a small side table so a drink and a book stay within reach.

Outdoor patio recliner chairs and materials

Outdoor patio recliner chairs on this page are mostly resin wicker, a synthetic weave made for sun and moisture, with steel frames in some. Others are solid acacia, which gives a warmer wood look.

Most chairs use fabric cushions, and some include them.

Colors include blue, beige, gray, brown, walnut and natural, so you can match the chair to your cushions, rug or deck. Wicker offers a lighter chair that is easy to move, while acacia has more weight and a more solid feel.

Reclining outdoor chair care

A reclining outdoor chair lasts longer with simple care. Wipe wicker with mild soap and water, keep wood out of standing water and bring cushions indoors in wet or cold weather.

A cover protects the chair between uses and over winter.

Check bolts and joints at the start of each season, since a chair that rocks, swivels or reclines moves more than a fixed one. Let cushions dry fully after rain before you put them back.

Specifications

Product types
Outdoor Chair, Outdoor Lounge Chair, Outdoor Rocking Chair
Width range
24.8 to 49.6 in
Depth range
28.8 to 49.6 in
Height range
37 to 41.9 in
Materials available
solid wood, acacia, resin wicker, resin or plastic, steel
Colors available
blue, brown, beige, gray, walnut, natural
Features available
adjustable backrest, cushions included, rocking, swivel
Free shipping
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Frequently asked questions

What is the best outdoor recliner?
The best outdoor recliner fits your space and how you relax. Choose a narrower chair for a small deck or a wider lounge chair for a larger patio, and pick resin wicker, wood or steel to match your style. An adjustable backrest, cushions and a swivel or rocking base add comfort.
What is the best outdoor wood recliner?
Look for solid acacia, a dense hardwood used for outdoor furniture, with sturdy joints and a smooth finish. Walnut and natural tones give a warm look. Keep wood out of standing water, clean it regularly and use a cover over winter to extend its life.
What are zero gravity outdoor recliners?
Zero gravity recliners tilt back so your legs sit close to the height of your heart, which spreads your weight evenly and takes pressure off your back. Not every reclining chair is a zero gravity design, so check each listing's details to see how a particular chair reclines before you choose.
Can you sleep on an outdoor recliner 24/7?
Outdoor recliners are made for lounging and the occasional nap, not for sleeping every night. Weather exposure, bugs and temperature swings make it uncomfortable, and cushions wear faster with constant use. A bed or a covered, screened space is better for regular sleep.