Sun Loungers — HoReCa hotel pool and SPA outdoor area chaise longues are not only a comfort element but also part of the visual identity that shapes first impressions of the establishment’s quality level.
Sun Lounger Construction and Materials
Sun Loungers — professional HoReCa chaise longues differ from consumer market products with enhanced durability, convenient stacking for storage, and higher load capacity. Aluminium frame — the lightest and most corrosion-resistant option; powder-coated aluminium does not corrode even in a humid pool environment; easy to stack and move; available in various colours. Steel frame — heavier but more stable; available in powder-coated or inox (stainless steel) versions; recommended where stability is more important than weight. Textilene webbing — quick-drying, UV-resistant PVC webbing mesh stretched across the frame; no cushions needed; water drains through the webbing; resistant to chlorine in pool water. Outdoor lounger cushion — water-resistant cushions with Textilene or Olefin fabric; dries quickly after rain or pool splashes; store cushions indoors in wet weather; increases comfort. Adjustable backrest — a standard HoReCa lounger typically offers 3–5 back positions from horizontal to partially raised; the mechanism should be easy to use with one hand; mechanism durability affects the lounger’s service life. BHS offers sun loungers in Europe.
Chaise Longue Placement and Organisation in Pool Areas
Sun Loungers — the placement of chaise longues in pool or SPA outdoor areas affects guest comfort, convenience, and the perceived quality of the hotel’s service. Distance between loungers — the recommended minimum spacing is 60–80 cm between loungers; greater spacing (100 cm) creates more privacy but reduces capacity; for marketing purposes, it is more convenient for clients to arrange loungers more freely. Lounger orientation — position loungers towards the sun or a scenic view; parallel arrangement (all loungers in the same direction) is the most common; polar arrangement (in pairs) creates a more intimate atmosphere for couples. Reservation system — in larger hotels, loungers can be reserved by leaving a towel; implement a rule that an unattended lounger is freed after 30–60 minutes; this increases overall usage. Rain cover and shade — some loungers should be placed in the shade or under a cover; older guests often prefer shaded spots; a canopy also provides rain protection.
Chaise Longue Maintenance in Pool Environments
Sun Loungers — regular maintenance extends the service life of loungers and maintains an attractive appearance in HoReCa establishments. Daily cleaning — wipe down textilene webbing or cushions after each use; pool chlorine and sun gradually damage materials; regular wiping slows wear. Chlorine exposure — aluminium frames are resistant to chlorine; powder-coated steel frames may deteriorate over time from chlorinated water; inox stainless steel is more durable in pool environments. Regularly check screws and fasteners; repair or replace worn or damaged loungers before the new season; explore Bello Giardino Garden Furniture.
HoReCa Usage Scenarios
Hotel outdoor pool area — sun loungers; 20–40 chaise longues with textilene webbing (quick-drying after pool water); various placements in sun and shade; BHS supplied the product. SPA centre outdoor relaxation area — sun loungers; premium chaise longues with cushions for SPA guest comfort; lounge atmosphere after treatments. Beach bar or watersports centre by the water — sun loungers; durable textilene loungers resistant to sand and water exposure; BHS supplies the product.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many loungers are needed for a hotel pool area? Sun Loungers — the standard is 2–3 loungers per hotel room; for a 20-room hotel — 40–60 loungers; not all loungers are used simultaneously; during peak season, additional reserve is recommended; explore Leisure Furniture Sets.
Is textilene webbing more or less comfortable than a cushion? Sun Loungers — textilene webbing loungers are comfortable without a cushion as the webbing conforms to the body; they are more comfortable in heat (do not retain heat like a dense cushion); cushions provide softness; premium establishments often use both — textilene webbing with a quick-drying cushion on top; explore Dining Sets.
Why choose BHS?
BHS – Baltic HoReCa Solutions supplies professional equipment for restaurants, cafés, hotels and canteens: more than 20,000 products from many manufacturers. Our specialists help you choose the right equipment and spare parts for your kitchen or bar.
Delivery
We deliver across the European Union. Delivery time and cost depend on the order volume and destination — contact the BHS team for an exact price and lead time.
