{ "id": "zero-gravity-lounge-chair", "sku": "zero-gravity-lounge-chair", "title": "Costway Folding Zero Gravity Lounge Chair", "slug": "zero-gravity-lounge-chair", "price": 112.99, "currency": "AUD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "outdoor-lounges", "category_label": "Outdoor Lounges", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": "7 kg", "images": [ "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/main-zero-gravity-lounge-chair.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-10.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-2.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-3.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-4.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-5.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-6.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-7.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-8.jpg", "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/dropship-images/outdoor-lounges/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/zero-gravity-lounge-chair-9.jpg" ], "description_short": "A folding frame, adjustable recline and removable headrest let you set up a comfortable spot for your next break.", "description": "A patio can have enough room for a chair but still lack a good place to rest. Upright dining seats suit meals and conversation. They are not always what you want when you have finished the gardening, opened a book or stepped outside for a quiet break.\n\nA zero gravity lounge chair offers a different seating position. This Costway model combines an adjustable recline with a folding frame, so you can set it out for use and put it away later. A movable headrest and removable tray add practical details without requiring a permanent lounge setup.\n\nThe important question is whether it fits your space and your needs. Start with the dimensions, then look at the recline, storage and information still worth confirming.\n\nWhat the reclining design offers\n\nThis folding outdoor recliner has a locking adjustment system. You can change the chair's angle and secure the selected position rather than staying with one fixed back angle.\n\nThe supplier lists a recline range of 0–160°. The specifications also list three reclining positions. Those details do not explain exactly how the positions relate to the full range, so check the supplied operating instructions rather than assuming every point in the range locks in the same way.\n\nThe phrase “zero gravity” describes the chair style. It does not mean the chair removes gravity, and it is not evidence of a health benefit. Choose it for its adjustable seating layout, not for claims about treating pain or improving circulation.\n\nBefore sitting, make sure the chair is fully opened on a suitable surface. Learn how the locking parts work before making larger changes to the angle.\n\nMeasure for the full recline\n\nA chair that fits while upright may take up much more room once reclined. This model is listed as 102.5–145 cm long, 63.5 cm wide and 87–108 cm high, depending on its position.\n\nUse the largest measurements when planning your layout. Mark out a space 145 cm long and 63.5 cm wide, then leave extra room for access and movement. Do not place the chair where reclining could bring it into contact with a wall, railing or another piece of furniture.\n\nFor a reclining balcony chair, access matters as much as floor area. You should still be able to reach the door and move around the space without stepping over the chair.\n\nThe listed width is the overall width, not a confirmed seat width. Seat height is also missing. If either measurement matters for your comfort or ease of getting up, ask for it before ordering.\n\nMatch the chair to your daily routine\n\nThink about how you will actually use an adjustable patio chair. Perhaps you want an occasional reading seat that comes out at weekends. You may want a chair that can move between an indoor room and a covered patio.\n\nThis model is listed for both indoor and outdoor use. Its high back, rounded arms and removable headrest give you several details to consider when comparing it with an upright garden chair.\n\nIt is intended for adults. However, the record does not include a maximum user weight or a recommended user height. Those are important gaps, not details to guess from a photograph.\n\nIf you need a chair that is easy to rise from, confirm the seat height and support arrangement first. A reclining design alone does not tell you whether a chair will suit your mobility needs.\n\nHeadrest and tray details that matter\n\nThe included headrest can be moved up or down and removed. That gives you a way to change its position as your posture changes. Take time to place it where it feels comfortable rather than leaving it where it arrived.\n\nThe tray is also removable and can fit on either side. That is useful if the most open side of your seating area changes, or if you prefer reaching with one hand.\n\nA patio chair with tray may reduce the need for a separate side table for small essentials. Still, do not assume a tray capacity that has not been stated. Check that it is properly fitted before placing anything on it.\n\nWhen comparing chairs, these small details can be more useful than a long feature list. Consider which ones you will use every day and which will make little difference to your routine.\n\nFrame, fabric and surface choice\n\nThe product details list an alloy steel frame with a powder-coated finish. The fabric seat is supported by double bungee ropes. Foam is also listed as a fill material, although its density and placement are not explained.\n\nThe frame includes triangular support and non-slip foot pads. These are useful construction details, but they do not replace careful placement. The listed surface recommendation is hard floor.\n\nChoose a firm, level area and check that the base rests evenly before use. A steel frame garden chair should not be assumed stable on loose soil, soft sand or uneven paving simply because it is described as outdoor furniture.\n\nIf you plan to use it indoors, check how the base sits on your floor. Keep the surrounding area clear so you can change position without catching nearby objects.\n\nFolding and carrying between uses\n\nA folding frame is helpful when you do not want seating outside all the time. The listed folded dimensions are 63.5 x 12.5 x 88.5 cm. Compare those measurements with your shed, cupboard or sheltered storage corner.\n\nMeasure the route as well as the destination. A storage space may be large enough while its door opening is awkward. Think about where you will hold the chair and whether you have room to turn.\n\nAt 7 kg, this is a portable outdoor lounge chair in the sense that it can be folded and moved. Whether it feels easy to carry depends on your strength and the distance involved.\n\nFor car travel, check the boot opening rather than just the boot's total volume. Leave room for your other belongings and secure the chair so it cannot shift during transport.\n\nSetup without main frame assembly\n\nThe main chair is supplied assembled. That removes the task of building the frame, but it does not mean you should skip the first-use checks.\n\nRead the instructions, open the frame fully and identify the reclining locks. Position the headrest and fit the tray according to the supplied directions. Look over the fabric suspension and frame before sitting down.\n\nKeep fingers clear of moving joints during opening, folding and adjustment. Do not force a part that does not move as expected. Stop and check the instructions instead.\n\nThe included-components list states one chair, one headrest and one tray. A separate supplier field lists a pack count of two. Because those entries differ, confirm the quantity if you are planning seating for more than one person.\n\nCleaning and weather exposure\n\nThe listed care instruction is wipe clean. A soft cloth is a sensible starting point for routine dirt. Avoid harsh scrubbing or abrasive cleaners that could damage the fabric or coated finish.\n\nLet the chair dry before folding it for storage. Check joints and folds where moisture or debris may remain after use. A quick inspection also gives you a chance to spot wear before the next sitting.\n\nThe supplier describes the fabric as waterproof, but the record does not provide an all-weather exposure rating for the whole chair. Waterproof fabric should not be read as a promise that every component can stay outdoors indefinitely.\n\nStore the chair in a dry, sheltered place during longer breaks from use. The removable headrest does not come with machine-washing instructions in this record, so check its label before choosing a cleaning method.\n\nCompare the details that are still missing\n\nThe best folding garden lounger for your space is one whose size and limits match your needs. This listing gives useful overall measurements, a chair weight and details about the accessories.\n\nIt does not state maximum user weight, seat width or seat height. It also does not provide warranty terms or a delivery lead time. Confirm any of these that would affect your decision before placing an order.\n\nFor gifting, ask where the chair will be used and stored. A brown garden recliner may suit the recipient's space, but fit and handling matter more than appearance alone.\n\nCheck the current delivery and returns information for your storefront too. Knowing the return conditions in advance is especially useful when you cannot try a chair before buying.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis Costway zero gravity chair offers adjustable reclining, a movable headrest and a tray that fits on either side. It folds for storage, weighs 7 kg and arrives with the main frame assembled.\n\nAllow for the full 145 cm reclined length, use a firm and level hard surface, and check the missing user-capacity details before choosing it. If those points suit your needs, it gives you a way to add a reclining seat without keeping a fixed lounger out all the time.", "llm_summary": "The Costway NP10642 is an adult folding zero gravity lounge chair for indoor and outdoor use. The product details list a brown finish, an alloy steel frame, fabric seating and foam fill. Features include a locking recline system, a removable height-adjustable headrest and a removable tray that fits on either side. The listed recline range is 0–160°, and the specifications also list three reclining positions. Open dimensions are 102.5–145 cm long, 63.5 cm wide and 87–108 cm high. Folded dimensions are 63.5 x 12.5 x 88.5 cm. The chair weighs 7 kg and requires no main chair assembly. One chair, one headrest and one tray are listed as included. Maximum user weight, seat width and warranty terms are not specified in this record.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty goods. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Wholesale Lounges", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/", "canonical_url": "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/zero-gravity-lounge-chair/", "json_url": "https://wholesalelounges.com.au/api/products/zero-gravity-lounge-chair.json", "updated_at": "2026-10-19" }