| Item |
Details |
| Model Number |
11D25G |
| Material |
Aluminum |
| Fabric |
WPC |
| Product Size |
200x60x95cm |
Model 11D25G is built for outdoor areas where aesthetics must stay consistent—day after day, guest after guest. The clean rectangular frame creates a modern, minimal outline, while the slatted wood-look top adds warmth that instantly upgrades stone, tile, and timber decks. It’s an ideal choice for hotels, resorts, beach clubs, serviced apartments, spa terraces, and high-end residential developments that need a coordinated look across multiple units.
Q: Why choose slats instead of fabric?
A: Slats give a more "structured” feel and a cleaner visual line—great for premium projects. They also avoid the sagging look some sling materials get over time, keeping the area looking crisp.
Q: Is it easy to manage in high-turnover pool areas?
A: Yes. The surface is straightforward to wipe down, and the rear wheels help staff reposition loungers quickly for cleaning routes, sun-angle changes, or event setups—less labor, faster resets.
Q: Can guests adjust it without feeling flimsy?
A: The multi-angle backrest is designed for real use—upright for drinks and reading, mid-recline for conversation, and laid back for sunbathing, with stable support at each stop.
Care & maintenance tips (keep it looking "new” longer):
Rinse off chlorine/salt and sunscreen residue regularly. Clean with mild soap and a soft cloth; avoid abrasive pads and strong solvents. For long-term placement, use a cover during off-season or heavy weather to protect the finish. Periodically check and tighten hardware to maintain stability and quiet operation.
Dealer-friendly selling points:
Premium resort styling (black + teak-tone look), faster housekeeping workflow with wheels, consistent project aesthetics, and easy upsell pairing with umbrellas/side tables for higher order value. Want to quote a project, confirm MOQ/lead time, or request a sample for a bid? Send an inquiry with your quantity and market—we’ll support you with a smooth rollout plan.
