Finally! Comfortable outdoor chairs that you can leave outside in any weather

Relaxing and taking life a little less seriously is exactly what Loll Designs is hoping you’ll be doing with their signature Lollygagger outdoor furniture collection. The low, easygoing stance of these chairs make them welcome additions to any cozy porch or patio. And each arm chair has a hidden bottle opener, so you don’t even have to get up to open your next beverage. Designed and manufactured in Duluth, MN, all of Loll’s outdoor furniture and accessories are made of durable, UV-resistant HDPE plastic from recycled milk jugs (about 300-400 jugs per chair), and come flat packed with simple instructions and all the tools you’ll need to set them up.

Product Breakdown

• Comes in 10 different colors (darker colors are fade resistant; a few of the lighter colors will mellow over time)
• Made from post-consumer recycled HDPE (#2) plastic; plus 95% of plastic and metal waste from manufacture is recycled again
• Require no regular maintenance and can be left out in any weather
• Lounge chair $512.50; Sofa $1,069; Chaise $962

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The perfect outdoor chairs?

You don’t have to cover up or put away your living-room furniture every time you’re done relaxing in it, darn it. That’s probably the thought you’ve got stuck in the back of your head every time you run out in the rain to grab your patio cushions; or when you’re sanding and putting a new coat of oil on that teak dining set on your porch; or when you grab your blower to clear all the fallen leaves out of the crevices in your wicker arm chairs. That’s why, even though Loll’s trouble-free chairs and tables are a bit more costly than any other outdoor furniture I’ve owned, I would gladly pay the price. When I join some neighbors on my terrace with a glass of wine at the end of a long day, or when I stumble out to the porch first thing in the morning with a cup of coffee, the last thing I want to do is worry about a wet cushion or a splintery seat before I sit down to relax.

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