Rope Chaise Lounges for Resort-Style Relaxation
A rope chaise lounge pairs a synthetic, marine-grade cord woven over a powder-coated aluminum frame with weather-ready cushions, giving you a warmer, more textured look than plain metal while keeping the low maintenance of an all-aluminum frame. Sunset West leads this collection with the Milano, Miami, Pietra, and Sabbia lines.
The cord itself is engineered for continuous outdoor exposure, not natural fiber, so it resists cracking, fading, and mildew the way real rope or rattan can't over a full season outside. Pair that with a rust-proof aluminum frame underneath and these chaise lounges are built to stay out year-round, uncovered, without losing their shape or color.
Most pieces here use a multi-position backrest, so the same chaise adjusts from flat to upright depending on whether you're napping or reading. If you want a wider format built for two loungers side by side instead of one, our rope daybeds collection covers that.
Browse our full chaise lounges selection across every material we carry, or see the complete rope patio furniture range for dining and seating in the same finish.
Common Questions About Rope Chaise Lounges
A synthetic, marine-grade cord, not natural rope. The cord is woven around a powder-coated aluminum frame, giving a soft-touch textured look without the rot or fraying risk of real rope or rattan.
Yes, most have a multi-position backrest. The majority of pieces in this collection use a hinged back that adjusts through several positions, from flat to upright.
Soap, water, and a soft brush. The synthetic cord resists staining and dries quickly, so routine cleaning is simple. Rinse cushions separately per their fabric care instructions.
Primarily Sunset West. Sunset West's Milano, Miami, Pietra, and Sabbia lines make up most of this collection's rope-and-aluminum construction.
