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Sling Lounge Chair with a Powder Coated Aluminum Frame
The Fusion Club Chair is an aluminum sling chair made for sitting back, not sitting up. Its seat is 23" deep and only 18" off the ground, and the back leans away at an easy angle, so it feels more like a lounge seat than a patio dining chair. At about 15 pounds, it's simple to drag into the shade when the afternoon sun swings around.
DecoScape builds the Fusion line for hotel pools, resort courtyards and rooftop lounges, where seating gets used hard every single day. At home that same thinking gives you an outdoor club chair with no cushions to haul inside when a storm rolls through, because the sling drains and dries on its own.
Sling Arm Chair Profile with a Relaxed Lean
This side view, shown in a dark charcoal frame, makes the posture easy to read: a low seat and a back that tips away from it instead of standing straight up. The arms sit at 26", right where your forearms land when you lean back in this sling arm chair. It's 30" deep overall, so leave a little walking room behind it on a smaller deck.
Clean Lines from Behind
Club chairs often float in the middle of a patio, so people see the back as much as the front. Here it is from behind in dark charcoal: the sling stretches tight inside a squared frame and the powder coat covers every rail, so it looks finished from any angle. That's worth knowing if you're setting a pair around a fire pit or facing the pool.
Pair It with the Fusion Loveseat
Set two club chairs across from the Fusion Loveseat and you have a full conversation group in one frame finish. Both share the same 18" seat height and 26" arms, so nothing looks out of step. For the pool side of the yard, the Fusion Chaise with Arms carries the same frame and sling.
Fusion Club Chair Key Features
Lounge height seat: 18" high and 23" deep, so you sit back and relax instead of perching.
Sling seat and back: drains after rain and never needs a cushion.
Aluminum frame: won't rust, and at 15 lbs it's easy to rearrange.
Hospitality design: built for hotels and resorts, so it shrugs off daily family use.
Matching pieces: loveseat, chaises and dining chairs in the same finishes.
Give the frame and sling a wash each season with mild soap, roughly a quarter cup to a gallon of warm water, and a soft sponge, then rinse it all off with clean water. If dirt hangs on, a splash of white vinegar or lemon juice in the bucket helps. Keep bleach, ammonia, TSP and baking soda away from the powder coat. On the coast, clean it more often and wax the frame every quarter with ordinary car wax, and cover the chair or store it indoors over the winter.
Shipping and Lead Time: Made to order. Please contact us for the current lead time.
