Rattan daybed or sun lounger
Updated: October 2026
You opened the EVRE Bali listing because it sits among sun loungers, and the title says daybed sun lounger set. The parts list is four corner seats, cushions, and a canopy. A rattan daybed or sun lounger is not a small difference in the backrest. One is a 66 cm chaise for one person. The other is a 180 x 160 cm corner for two, and on this ASIN the four quarters do not lock together. Shelf prices for the whole set are on the [rattan sun lounger comparison](/hub/sun-loungers/sun-lounger-rattan). The Products Compared editorial team read the amazon.co.uk file for B08DXBR2DY on 16 October 2026 and did not assemble the set. A qualifying purchase can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.
You opened the EVRE Bali listing because it sits among sun loungers, and the title says daybed sun lounger set. The parts list is four corner seats, cushions, and a canopy.
You opened the EVRE Bali listing because it sits among sun loungers, and the title says daybed sun lounger set. The parts list is four corner seats, cushions, and a canopy. A rattan daybed or sun lounger is not a small difference in the backrest. One is a 66 cm chaise for one person. The other is a 180 x 160 cm corner for two, and on this ASIN the four quarters do not lock together. Shelf prices for the whole set are on the rattan sun lounger comparison. The Products Compared editorial team read the amazon.co.uk file for B08DXBR2DY on 16 October 2026 and did not assemble the set. A qualifying purchase can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.
Our top picks
| Badge | Product | Shape | Size | Item weight | Note | Price | Offer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best overall |  EVRE EVRE Bali rattan daybed | Four-piece daybed | 180 × 160 × 143 cm | 41.6 kg | 6.9 | about £255.99 | View offer |
 Outsunny Outsunny PE rattan chaise | Single chaise | 195 × 60–68 × 30 cm | 15.6 kg | 7.4 | about £152.99 | View offer | |
| Preis-Tipp |  EVRE EVRE rattan sun lounger | Single chaise | 196 × 66 × 22 cm | 14.5 kg | 7.1 | about £109.05 | View offer |
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Two names, one listing
UK shops use the two names for different furniture. Ruma describes a sun lounger as one person and no roof, and a daybed as wider, often for two, with a canopy for shade. Harbour’s sun-lounger collection says daybeds suit larger gardens because of the size, and loungers suit sunbathing with a separate parasol. Those are other retailers’ categories. They are not a review of this set, and they assume a daybed that is one joined frame.
The Bali DAY-BED is £255.99, with 4.3 from 417 reviews, ranked 32 in Sunloungers. Included parts are four corner seats, four seat cushions, four more cushions, and a canopy. The size is 180 x 160 x 143 cm. The bullets say powdered steel and PE rattan. The material field says polyurethane. No user load is stated, so do not borrow 110 kg from BS EN 581-2 or from a Daytona chaise. A canopy used as a sunshade is not the same document as an upholstery fire label, and the file does not show a fire rating or a waterproof claim for the cloth.
Put the footprint next to a chaise before you decide the rank in Sunloungers means a sunbed. EVRE’s own single chaise in this comparison, model 8530, is 196 x 66 x 22 cm and 14.5 kg. The Bali set is more than twice as wide, much taller once the canopy is up, and 41.6 kg. You are not looking at a wider cushion on the same bed. The single-bed jobs are on best rattan sun lounger.
Space, weight, and build
180 x 160 cm is the bed itself, about 1.8 m by 1.6 m, before anyone walks around it. Ruma suggests planning about 2 m by 1.8 m plus clearance for a canopy daybed. That figure is their rule of thumb, not the Bali measurement. If your patio is a balcony that suited the grey Daytona’s 65 cm width, this set will not take its place. The height of 143 cm is the canopy, so check what is above the corner as well as the slabs underneath. A door that clears a 22 cm chaise may not clear a canopy you are trying to carry through in one piece. You will not carry it in one piece anyway.
The weight is 41.6 kg, packed in three boxes. UK reviews describe a long build and poor supplied tools. They also say the four quarters do not attach. Guides that talk about a daybed as one frame are describing a different product. On this listing the seats stay as modules. If you needed them to lock into a single platform, the reviews say they do not. One person can open the boxes. The reviews imply you want a second person for the build, and the page does not promise a time.
There is still no stated load. Two people on four loose seats is a use the photos suggest and the kilogram line never confirms. If you need a printed limit, a single chaise in the same comparison at least prints one. This set prints none. How to read a chaise listing is on the rattan sun lounger buying guide.
Shade, cushions, and rain
The canopy is shade. It is not a rain cover, and a rain cover is not in the included list. A UK review recommends buying a cover separately. The same reviews say the cushions slide or split. Four seat cushions and four further cushions are a lot of loose pads on seats that do not lock, so a slide is a predictable complaint rather than a surprise. Washable is how the covers are described. Machine washing is not a stated cycle, and how to look after a rattan sun lounger is where the cushion rule lives: dry, indoors, not sealed under the winter cover with a damp frame.
Do not claim the cloth is waterproof or fire-rated. The file does not say either. If you leave the Bali pads under the canopy overnight, you are trusting a sunshade to do a cover’s job. Buy the cover if the corner stays out, and still take the cushions in when they are wet.
The material conflict belongs in the same pass. PE rattan in the bullets is a weave claim. Polyurethane in the material field is a different word. You cannot tell a guest it is one or the other until you have the parcel. Powdered steel is the frame line in the bullet. BBC Gardeners' World’s winter advice for steel still applies if that bullet is the line you believe: store steel inside, or accept that a patio cover is a compromise.
When to buy a chaise instead
Buy the Bali set if you have the footprint, you want two people under a canopy, and you have time and a second person to build modules that reviews say do not lock. Buy a chaise if you wanted one adjustable back and a width around 60–66 cm. EVRE 8530 is that chaise in the same brand family, at £109.05, with five brackets and no stated load. Outsunny 862-025V70GG is the chaise whose bullet says the back goes flat, at £152.99, with a load printed twice. The grey Daytona is the plastic 110 kg sunbed if the weave was never the point. None of those is a failed daybed. They are the product the Sunloungers rank made this set look like.
A small patio, a balcony, or a wish to lie flat on one bed is the chaise. A corner you can walk around, and shade for two, is the daybed, with the build and the loose cushions as the condition. If the quarters must become one rigid platform, this listing is the wrong one, because the UK reviews say they stay apart.
Common questions
Is the Bali set one sun lounger or several seats?
It is four corner seats, four seat cushions, four more cushions, and a canopy. The title says daybed sun lounger set, and the rank is in Sunloungers, but the size is 180 x 160 x 143 cm. A single chaise in the same comparison is about 196 x 66 cm. You are buying several seats arranged as a daybed, not one sunbed with a roof.
How much patio does 180 x 160 cm take?
The printed size is 1.8 m by 1.6 m for the set, and 143 cm high once the canopy is up. That does not include a path around it. Ruma’s planning figure of about 2 m by 1.8 m plus clearance is another retailer’s rule of thumb, not this ASIN. A balcony that holds a 65 cm lounger will not hold this footprint.
Will two people fit, and is there a stated load?
The shape is sold as a place for two, with four corner seats. No user load is printed. Do not copy 110 kg from BS EN 581-2 or from another lounger onto this set. Two people is the intended use in the product type, not a tested kilogram line on the amazon.co.uk file.
Does the canopy keep the rain off?
The listing does not say the canopy is waterproof. It is included as a canopy, and a rain cover is not in the box. A UK review recommends buying a cover. Treat the cloth as shade. If rain is the problem you are solving, the canopy sentence is not the answer, and the cushions should still come indoors when they are wet.
Why do reviews say the quarters do not join?
UK reviews of this ASIN say the four quarters do not attach, and that the cushions slide. Other daybed guides assume one joined frame. This listing does not behave like those guides. If you need a single locked platform, the reviews are the reason to leave the page, not a fault you can fix by tightening one bolt the manual never gave you.
How long does assembly take, and is one person enough?
The file says three boxes and 41.6 kg, and it does not state a time. UK reviews call the build long and the supplied tools poor. One person can unpack it. The practical reading of those reviews is that you want a second person. It is not the tool-free leg fitting one reviewer described on a plastic chaise.
When is a 66 cm chaise the better buy?
When you want one person lying down, an adjustable back, and a width around 60–66 cm. That is EVRE 8530 or the Outsunny chaise in this comparison, or a Daytona if plastic is acceptable. Choose the Bali set instead when the corner, the canopy, and two people are the point, and you can accept modules that do not lock.
Related pages
Sources
Sources from the research digest, last checked on 16 October 2026.
- BSI, BS EN 581-2:2015 outdoor seating (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- Catas on EN 581-2:2026 (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- GOV.UK, General Product Safety Regulations 2005 (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988, regulation 3 (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- GOV.UK, 2025 fire-regulations amendment (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- Consumer Rights Act 2015, section 22 (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- BBC Gardeners' World rattan guide (retrieved 16 October 2026)
- Harbour Lifestyle rattan care guide (retrieved 16 October 2026)