Designed in collaboration with the Swedish design studio Note Design Studio, the Pelagus sun lounger embodies a refined contemporary aesthetic that fits in equally well in natural spaces and sophisticated urban settings. Designed for optimal comfort and versatility, it is perfect for relaxing moments by the sea, by the pool or on a sunny terrace.

Its 100% FSC-certified solid teak frame reflects the expertise of Scandinavian design, while its weather-resistant textile sling bed gives it a modern lightness and transparency. Perfectly designed for moments of relaxation, its reclining backrest adapts to different positions, allowing you to lie down completely or enjoy a semi-reclined posture according to your desires. Available with or without a sleeping cushion in outdoor fabric, it adapts to individual preferences while guaranteeing long-lasting comfort in all weathers.

Thanks to its discreet, integrated wheels, the Pelagus sun lounger is easy to move, adapting to any outdoor space, from private gardens to the most elegant hotel terraces.

Weight: 17.2 kg

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Maintenance: Although this outdoor furniture is designed to blend in with the natural surroundings, like any quality furniture it requires special attention. This need for care is not a constraint, but rather an invitation to forge a deeper bond with this furniture which, with a little attention, will share many precious moments with you, under the sun or the stars.

Teak naturally turns grey after 2 to 3 months of exposure to the sun, a development that can be appreciated as it is or can be prevented by applying a treatment 3 to 4 times a year.

To treat teak and maintain its original colour, it is recommended to use teak oil specially designed for outdoor wood, which can generally be purchased in DIY and gardening stores. It is advisable to choose a quality oil, suitable for the climatic conditions of your region and the specific characteristics of teak.