New Member - Chaise Lounge with Armrest or Without Armrest?

[plays10s]

Hi - I'm a new member from Georgia. We are finally realizing our dream (mine, mostly) of getting a pool. They start digging in a month. I've looked through the forums, and I know they will help me so much! Since there is such a long lead time on poly furniture, I want to go ahead and place my order. My question is - on the chaise lounges, do you go armrest or no armrest? Love to hear your thoughts!

Thanks,
LaDonna

 

[YippeeSkippy]

Are you talking about chaise loungers for the patio deck or for *in* the pool?

Glad to have another Georgian in the house

Maddie

 

[plays10s]

Are you talking about chaise loungers for the patio deck or for *in* the pool?

Glad to have another Georgian in the house

Maddie

Thanks! To clarify, chaise lounges around the pool on the patio deck.

 

[BigPapaSmurf]

Arm rests are a nice place to put your drink, but can also be restrictive. It is a personal choice, can you try one out anywhere to see what you like?

 

[jmtaylor1228]

We looked at the arm rests and opted not to have them. It was too restrictive and the rests were too low to be useful. So it wasn't worth the cost. We found the best price/ delivery on wayfair.

 

[YippeeSkippy]

I have arm rests on my Trex and Polywood chairs and prefer them. They just seem more comfortable for my arms to rest on with a drink in hand, or reading a book outside.

 

[bmoreswim]

I have Polywood but not PW chaise. Consequently I'm on my second set of chaise. I'm firmly in the arms camp. But agree that chaise with arms can be harder to get out of if mobility is any issue for the users.