Have read comments about the seating being too shallow, uncomfortable. Will be using this in the winter outdoors, is it a struggle to stay submerged?
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We purchased the hot tub in July and have been very happy with it. My husband is 5' 9" and hasn't had any issues with it being too shallow. Could it be deeper, yes. But you still can be submerged and comfortable.
1703558
dont buy this spa. Mine cracked after a year and the company wont respond to my emails. Buy a brand name from a local dealer.
1703559
the water in the tub is only about 24 inches deep when you fill the spa up to the top of the filter . . . I am a small person -- took the head rests out and filled the tub up to nearly the top . . . it is fine for me, but, using the lounger is uncomfortable and the water just barely covers my body . . . in the future, I will opt for four reclining corner seats instead of any lounger. I just use the two seats . . . the other thing is that there is not a lot of leg room between the seat and the floor. For a taller person -- taller than 5'4", I would suspect that it would be uncomfortable. Otherwise, it is a nice size for one person, energy efficient and will serve my winter needs for a few years.
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the water in the tub is only about 24 inches deep when you fill the spa up to the top of the filter . . . I am a small person -- took the head rests out and filled the tub up to nearly the top . . . it is fine for me, but, using the lounger is uncomfortable and the water just barely covers my body . . . in the future, I will opt for four reclining corner seats instead of any lounger. I just use the two seats . . . the other thing is that there is not a lot of leg room between the seat and the floor. For a taller person -- taller than 5'4", I would suspect that it would be uncomfortable. Otherwise, it is a nice size for one person, energy efficient and will serve my winter needs for a few years. the water in the tub is only about 24 inches deep when you fill the spa up to the top of the filter . . . I am a small person -- took the head rests out and filled the tub up to nearly the top . . . it is fine for me, but, using the lounger is uncomfortable and the water just barely covers my body . . . in the future, I will opt for four reclining corner seats instead of any lounger. I just use the two seats . . . the other thing is that there is not a lot of leg room between the seat and the floor. For a taller person -- taller than 5'4", I would suspect that it would be... » Read More the water in the tub is only about 24 inches deep when you fill the spa up to the top of the filter . . . I am a small person -- took the head rests out and filled the tub up to nearly the top . . . it is fine for me, but, using the lounger is uncomfortable and the water just barely covers my body . . . in the future, I will opt for four reclining corner seats instead of any lounger. I just use the two seats . . . the other thing is that there is not a lot of leg room between the seat and the floor. For a taller person -- taller than 5'4", I would suspect that it would be uncomfortable. Otherwise, it is a nice size for one person, energy efficient and will serve my winter needs for a few years. « Show Less
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Well, after having the loveseat in my house now for almost a year, I have to say, it's not comfortable. I am planning to donate mine to the local library and buy something else. It is certainly durable, but it makes my legs go to sleep, and there is no lower back support. My thought is, take your $310, add a little more, and buy something else. Thanks!
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I haven't tried as yet - it just isn't warm enough here yet to spend much time outside. But let me just mention, the chair is fine short term. It only gets uncomfortable for me if I spend an hour or so sitting and reading. Then I find I start shifting around a lot to get comfortable, but can't.
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It doesn't seem to be, but we haven't had any really heavy people on ours. It's sits very low in the water though, you need a pretty deep pool. We got them for our small pool, just to cool off in. They work fine!
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The infrastructure of the couch holds up well. I live in Southern California, so I can't attest to the snow, but it's done well in the rain and sun. For the winter months, I highly recommend pulling all the cushions off and storing them out of the snow. As for the remainder of the year, the cushions do show some fading from the sun. As I said, we get sun here, and lots of it. Last summer we routinely hung out in the 100 degree range for about three solid months. There is some fading, but the cushion structure is fine. Still lots of bounce left. It probably would have held up better had we been better about covering it regularly, but we left it uncovered for about 8 months because we were using it almost daily. Also, they are a lighter color, so they will stain if you let something sit for too long. Really, no surprises for well constructed outdoor furniture. We still love it, and our guests do, too.
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We have had one for the past 3 winters running in the bathroom, sitting on a utility table/drawer with absolutely no problems. It is well away from water, so no problems.
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Hi there - the chair is fine for occasional seating but probably not the most comfortable for long periods of time since it is metal with a seat pad. I use the chair for my balcony and have sat in it for an hour or two at a time and never felt it was uncomfortable. The chair has a slightly deeper seat so your bottom is a little lower than a standard flat bottom chair. That is a little noticeable when getting out of the chair but it's part of the seat being lower and has no impact on seating comfort. In sum, I think the chair looks great, well-enough constructed especially for the price and is comfortable for an occasional chair. Hi there - the chair is fine for occasional seating but probably not the most comfortable for long periods of time since it is metal with a seat pad. I use the chair for my balcony and have sat in it for an hour or two at a time and never felt it was uncomfortable. The chair has a slightly deeper seat so your bottom is a little lower than a standard flat bottom chair. That is a little noticeable when getting out of the chair but it's part of the seat being lower and has no impact on seating comfort. In sum, I think the chair looks great, well-enough constructed especially for the price and... » Read More Hi there - the chair is fine for occasional seating but probably not the most comfortable for long periods of time since it is metal with a seat pad. I use the chair for my balcony and have sat in it for an hour or two at a time and never felt it was uncomfortable. The chair has a slightly deeper seat so your bottom is a little lower than a standard flat bottom chair. That is a little noticeable when getting out of the chair but it's part of the seat being lower and has no impact on seating comfort. In sum, I think the chair looks great, well-enough constructed especially for the price and is comfortable for an occasional chair. « Show Less
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I agree with Lauren0418. I wouldn't call it a "mattress"... it seems uncomfortable to me and our nebworn did not like it. Looked cold and uninviting. I wish i new about putting another pad (which is another purchase).. maybe that would have helped.
1996117
I don't know of anyone that had any trouble getting on and off. We were only inn shallow water. We love it!
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We have ours next to the pool and are constantly sitting with wet towels and swimsuits. The fabric that comes with the set is this white/cream color and gets dirty quickly so plan on investing in another color or washing frequently. We bought patio furniture coves from Lowes and use that to protect from rain or sun. It is a decent product, but nothing spectacular...especially for the price. Price should be around $400-$500 based on quality. Pain in the butt to put together too. We bought an outdoor rug too and that helped with the shifting when people sit on it. Hope this helps.
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I'd say yes. It has a nice curve and actually makes my back feel good when I sit in it. It's a shame it's covered in snow right now, cuz I'll spend a good 30 or 40 minutes in it just to have some time without thinking about my back.
364420
You definitely sit in some water, the bottom is mesh. The back does not really get wet except when you first get into the float. Having a bit of water keeps you cool so I like this aspect.
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I would n luck!ot be! comfortable with a depth over 24" simply due to the leverage that could be placed on the front. Also keep in mind, that you will need to stand in front of the unit while lowering and at 30" deep you would practically be laying on it to reach the lowering mechanism on either side. additionally if you will be having one person operate it, I would recommend holding the width to 45 inches or smaller to ensure arms reach side to side. all of that said, these are the best brackets I found and are very well built, easily able to support hundred and fifty pounds +. Good luck! I would n luck!ot be! comfortable with a depth over 24" simply due to the leverage that could be placed on the front. Also keep in mind, that you will need to stand in front of the unit while lowering and at 30" deep you would practically be laying on it to reach the lowering mechanism on either side. additionally if you will be having one person operate it, I would recommend holding the width to 45 inches or smaller to ensure arms reach side to side. all of that said, these are the best brackets I found and are very well built, easily able to support hundred and fifty pounds +.... » Read More I would n luck!ot be! comfortable with a depth over 24" simply due to the leverage that could be placed on the front. Also keep in mind, that you will need to stand in front of the unit while lowering and at 30" deep you would practically be laying on it to reach the lowering mechanism on either side. additionally if you will be having one person operate it, I would recommend holding the width to 45 inches or smaller to ensure arms reach side to side. all of that said, these are the best brackets I found and are very well built, easily able to support hundred and fifty pounds +. Good luck! « Show Less
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No. I don't love this chair. The armrests get filled with water, making it difficult to get in and out of our above ground pool. And it is not that comfortable to sit in.
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hey,we are very happy with the seats . I also bought a matching rear seat. yes, waterproof and easy to clean. strong hardware, easy to install. although ours are never out in the weather. thanks/al
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I purchased this as I have an outdoor pool that I use year round. I do live in SoCal so the winters aren't extreme. The water still feels cold initially but once the suit gets wet and I start moving it is very comfortable. It can be a bit difficult to get off when it's wet. It took me a couple of times to figure out the best way to get it off, but I did figure it out. I am very satisfied with it.
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I found out that it's uncomfortable to seat there... I bought cushions, but the problem is still the lack of BACK support... I just sit there to put my shoes on. I had it for years, and it still feel sturdy, tough... not flimsy, but still, EVERYTHING has a limit, not sure how much weight you can put on it...