An outdoor sunbed is designed for relaxing outside—think reading, napping, or lounging by the pool. It’s a low, reclined seat or daybed that lets you stretch out comfortably.

• Adjustable comfort: Many have multi-position backrests so you can sit up or lay flat.
• Shade options: Some include retractable canopies or sun shades.
• Cushions and headrests: Removable cushions and pillows add comfort.
• Single or double: Choose a solo chaise or a two-person daybed.
• Portable designs: Folding, lightweight styles are handy for beach or camping.

Use it on a patio, deck, garden, or poolside. Features vary, so check product details to match how you like to lounge.

Start with your space. Measure where you’ll place it and consider how you’ll walk around it and adjust the backrest.

• Check listed dimensions: You may see lengths around 79–80 inches for single loungers and widths around 51 inches on some double styles. Compare with your available area.
• Plan clearance: Leave room for side tables, umbrellas, and foot traffic.
• Seating needs: A double daybed suits two loungers; singles save space.
• Storage: If you’ll store it off-season, confirm it fits in your shed or garage.

Dimensions and weight can vary by design. Reviewing the product page specs can help you pick a size that fits comfortably without crowding your setup.

Look for materials and details that can better stand up to outdoor conditions.

• Frames: Powder-coated metal or treated wood can offer durability. PE wicker is popular for its weather-resistant qualities.
• Fabric: Breathable mesh and water-resistant cushion covers can dry faster and feel cooler.
• Design: Retractable canopies provide shade and may help protect cushions when not in use.
• Hardware: Rust-resistant fasteners can reduce corrosion.
• Cushions: Removable cushions make it easier to bring them indoors during rain.

No outdoor furniture is completely weatherproof. Using covers, storing cushions dry, and following the care guide on the product page can help extend its lifespan.

Routine care can keep your sunbed looking good season after season.

• Frames & wicker: Wipe with mild soap and water; use a soft brush for crevices. Rinse and dry thoroughly.
• Mesh fabric: Hose off sand and salt; air-dry in shade.
• Wood surfaces: Dust regularly and clean with a gentle wood-safe solution. Avoid harsh chemicals, and dry completely.
• Cushions: Spot-clean per the care tag and let them air-dry. Bring cushions indoors during wet weather.
• Protection: Use a furniture cover when not in use and store foldable pieces in a dry area.

Care needs can vary by material. Checking the product’s use and care instructions can help you maintain it appropriately.

It’s often possible to refresh your setup with new cushions or replace hardware.

• Measure first: Note seat and back dimensions, cushion thickness, and attachment style.
• Search smart: Look for terms like “chaise lounge cushion,” “double daybed cushion,” or “replacement canopy,” and match sizes carefully.
• Material match: Choose water-resistant covers and breathable fabrics for outdoor use.
• Compatibility: Check the product page for any listed parts or support information. If available, contact the seller through Walmart’s marketplace messaging.
• Convenience: Many items offer delivery or store pickup. Review the return policy on the product page in case the fit isn’t right.

Confirm measurements before ordering to help ensure the replacement works with your sunbed’s design.