Outdoor Club Chairs

Outdoor Club Chairs for Comfortable Lounge Seating

An outdoor club chair is built for deep lounging, with a 22 to 26 inch seat depth and a lower 17 to 19 inch seat height than a standard dining chair. Patio Productions carries club chairs across every major frame material, aluminum, teak, wicker, rope, and poly lumber composite, so the shape stays constant while the material changes to fit your style.

What Makes a Club Chair Different

The distinction from a dining chair is dimensional, not aesthetic. A dining chair seats you upright at table height for a meal. A club chair seats you back into deep cushions for the kind of afternoon that doesn't have a table involved at all. That extra seat depth and lower height is what makes a chair a club chair, whether the frame underneath is cast aluminum or all-weather wicker.

Shop by Material

Cast and extruded aluminum club chairs from brands like OW Lee, Castelle, Ebel, Ratana, and Jensen Outdoor make up our aluminum club chairs collection, all backed by a 15-year frame warranty. For a woven look, our outdoor wicker club chairs use HDPE synthetic wicker over rust-proof aluminum frames. If low maintenance matters more than anything else, our composite club chairs run on recycled poly lumber with a 20-year warranty. For something more sculptural, our rope outdoor club chairs bring a contemporary woven texture that reads differently than flat wicker.

Pairing a Club Chair Into a Full Arrangement

Club chairs rarely stand alone. Most seating groups pair one or two against a sofa and a coffee table, all part of our broader deep seating collection if you want to see the sofas, sectionals, and other lounge pieces that complete a full arrangement. Sunbrella cushions across 200+ colors and patterns tie mismatched frame materials together when you're combining pieces from more than one brand.

Patio Productions is ICFA-certified and has been outfitting outdoor living spaces from our San Diego showroom and nationally online since 2007. All orders ship free in the U.S., and our team can help you figure out which frame material actually fits your climate and maintenance tolerance before you commit.