Wide flat sunbed
You want a bed about 200 × 70 cm that you can lie on, including on your front, and you will accept a visor that reviews say may not stay up. Homecall 30039 names that visor in the included list.
Sun lounger with roof comparison 2026
The best sun loungers with a roof, compared.
Top pick: Homecall 30039 XXL lounger with sunroof – Flat XXL bed whose included list names the sun visor, at 4.5 from 1,162. The score is reduced because those reviews say the visor drops. Best value: ATORPOK grey chair with canopy – Lowest shelf price among kept listings that name a canopy and have UK reviews: £69.99, 4.3 from 47. Updated October 2026.
A sun lounger with a roof, in the UK listings kept for this comparison, is a reclining outdoor seat with a small shade over the head. Two shapes share the search: a flat XXL sunbed with an adjustable visor, and a folding zero-gravity chair with a face canopy. Tell them apart by posture first, then by whether the shade is named in the included parts, then by the review theme that the shade often will not stay up or will not block the sun. The [flat bed and the feet-up chair](/hub/sun-loungers/sun-lounger-with-roof/sub/sun-lounger-with-roof-zero-gravity-vs-flat-bed) are different jobs. NHS advice is still shade plus at least 30. A 150 kg bullet is not a BS EN 581-2 report. A flat XXL sunbed with an adjustable visor lets you lie out, including on your front on the pattern, at about 200 × 70 cm. A folding zero-gravity chair with a face canopy tilts with your feet up and does not replace that bed.
A sun lounger with a roof, in the UK listings kept for this comparison, is a reclining outdoor seat with a small shade over the head.
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Which sun lounger with a roof fits?
Question 1 of 2
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The best sun loungers with a roof in detail
Our view
On a patio, the Homecall 30039 is a grey aluminium sunbed about 200 × 70 cm that you can lie on without a chest bar, and the amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 1,162 reviews. The shelf price is £124.81, the item weighs 9.2 kg, and a bullet states a five-level back and a 150 kg user load. The included list names a head cushion, a carrying strap and an adjustable sun visor, so the shade is in the box line rather than only in the title. United Kingdom reviewers praise the width and lying on your front. The same texts say the knurled wheels loosen, the visor drops onto the chest, and sun comes through the cloth. Seat height is listed as 36 cm and, in another field, as 36 inches, so that measurement is not one fact. There is no folded size and no BS EN 581-2 report on the page; the standard’s published test basis is people up to 110 kg, which is a different claim from the 150 kg bullet.
Pros
- Included list names the adjustable sun visor
- About 200 x 70 cm, stated 150 kg, 9.2 kg
- UK reviews praise width and lying on your front
- 4.5 from 1,162 on the amazon.co.uk line
Cons
- UK reviews say the visor drops and lets sun through
- Review text is shared with B07QFKXZDD
- Seat height is listed as 36 cm and as 36 inches
- No folded size and no EN 581 report
Best for: A flat XXL sunbed where the visor is a bonus you can remove
Less suitable: Anyone who needs the shade to stay put, or a feet-up chair
Specifications
- Model
- Homecall 30039 XXL lounger with sunroof
- Brand
- Homecall
- Price
- ∼£125
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(1,162)
- Shade
- Adjustable visor
- Posture
- Flat bed
- Recline
- 5 levels
- Stated load
- 150 kg
- Frame
- Aluminium
- Item weight
- 9.2 kg
- Surface
- Textilene, foam
- Folds
- No folded size
- Side tray
- No
- Colour
- Grey
- Assembly
- No
Common questions
Does this listing include a roof or only a sun visor?
The title says sun roof. The included components are a head cushion, a carrying strap and an adjustable sun visor. UK reviews describe a face shade with tightening wheels, not a cover over the whole bed.
Does the shade stay up?
The stored UK reviews say the knurled wheels loosen and the visor drops onto the chest, and that sun comes through the fabric. That is the same review text as on the other Homecall ASIN.
What load and assembly does the listing state?
The bullet and the weight field say 150 kg. Assembly is already done. No BS EN 581-2 report is shown. The published test basis of that standard is people up to 110 kg.
Our view
Homecall QAT1013-1 is the same style of aluminium bed at a lower shelf price of £100.05, listed at 9.96 kg with a stated 150 kg load and 4.5 from 1,162 reviews. The bullets name an adjustable sunroof and five backrest levels, and the assembly field says no tools. The stored United Kingdom review texts, dates and names match B07ZPL1XLV, so this is not a second sample of 1,162 people. The recline field says 1 while the bullet says five levels, and the colour field says anthracite while the title says grey. The included-components field says pillow only, even though the bullets still name a strap and a sunroof. You can read the lower price as the same flat XXL bed with a messier spec page. You should not read the stars as fresh proof that the visor stays up.
Pros
- Bullets name an adjustable sunroof and 150 kg
- £100.05 for a 200 × 70 cm aluminium bed
- 9.96 kg, no assembly required
- Same 4.5 from 1,162 line as the other Homecall listing
Cons
- Review text matches B07ZPL1XLV, so it is not a second sample
- Recline field says 1 and the bullet says five levels
- Included list says pillow; bullets still name a strap and sunroof
- Title says grey and the colour field says anthracite
Best for: The same flat XXL bed at a lower shelf price, if you accept the spec conflicts
Less suitable: Anyone counting this as separate proof that the visor works
Specifications
- Model
- Homecall anthracite XXL lounger with sunroof
- Brand
- Homecall
- Price
- ∼£100
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(1,162)
- Shade
- Sunroof named
- Posture
- Flat bed
- Recline
- Fields conflict
- Stated load
- 150 kg
- Frame
- Aluminium
- Item weight
- 9.96 kg
- Surface
- Textilene, foam
- Folds
- No folded size
- Side tray
- No
- Colour
- Anthracite
- Assembly
- No
Common questions
Is the sunroof in the box list?
The title and the bullets say an adjustable sunroof and a hand strap. The included-components field says pillow only. The other Homecall ASIN lists the visor by name.
Are these reviews separate from the other Homecall listing?
The stored listing has the same United Kingdom review texts, dates and names as B07ZPL1XLV, and the same 1,162 count. Treat them as one sample.
How many recline positions does the listing state?
The bullet says five levels. The reclining-position field says 1. Those two lines are both on the listing, and they conflict.
Our view
The ATORPOK ZGC002 is a folding zero-gravity chair you set up for a feet-up sit, listed at £69.99 and 7.72 kg with 4.3 from 47 amazon.co.uk reviews. The title and the included list name an attached sunshade, and a bullet says a lock from 90 to 170 degrees and a fold to 5.5 inches thick. United Kingdom reviews like the pad and say the shade can sit back when you do not want it over your face. One review says the canopy does not block the sun at any angle. Another says the side tray snapped when the chair was folded with the tray still fitted, and the plastic feet can come off. The stated load is 450 lb, with no kilogram field, and the seat lines say both cotton padding and polyethylene. Forty-seven reviews is a thinner sample than the Homecall line, and this is a tilted chair, not a flat sunbed.
Pros
- Canopy is in the title and the included list
- 7.72 kg, and a bullet says it folds to 5.5 inches
- UK reviews call the pad comfortable and the shade useful
- £69.99, 4.3 from 47 reviews
Cons
- Only 47 reviews
- Load is 450 lb, with no kilogram field
- Seat fields say both cotton and polyethylene
- Tray snapped in one UK review when folded in place
Best for: A folding feet-up chair with a face canopy at the low end of this set
Less suitable: Anyone who needs to lie flat, or a drink left on the tray while folding
Specifications
- Model
- ATORPOK grey chair with canopy
- Brand
- ATORPOK
- Price
- ∼£70
- Customer rating
- 4.3/5(47)
- Shade
- Face canopy
- Posture
- Zero gravity
- Recline
- 90–170°
- Stated load
- 450 lb
- Frame
- Carbon steel
- Item weight
- 7.72 kg
- Surface
- Cotton and PE
- Folds
- 5.5 in thick
- Side tray
- Yes
- Colour
- Grey
- Assembly
- No
Common questions
Is the canopy part of the chair?
Yes. The title says with canopy, a bullet says an adjustable rotating canopy, and the included components say a chair with an attached sunshade. One UK review says it does not shield the sun at any angle.
What load does the listing state?
The bullet says 450 lb. There is no kilogram field. That figure is not a shown BS EN 581-2 report. The standard’s published test basis is people up to 110 kg.
Does it fold, and can the tray stay on?
The foldable field says yes, and a bullet says 5.5 inches thick. A UK review says the side tray snapped when the chair was folded with the tray still fitted.
Our view
ATORPOK ZGC001 is a black steel zero-gravity chair at £74.99 and 8.91 kg, with 3.9 from 150 amazon.co.uk reviews, the weakest star line in this set. The box list names the chair with a canopy, a cushion, a headrest, a cup holder and a manual, and the assembly field says no tools. United Kingdom reviews praise a sturdy feel, the tray, and a size that suits larger adults. They also say the mid-tilt lock bumps back to upright, the chair is heavy to recline, and you need a strong push on the foot bar. Cushion ties and Velcro rip in those reviews, and some call the canopy poor or frayed, with shade only if your head is at the top. No kilogram user load is stated, and there is no folded size. A shorter or less strong user who needs the halfway lock will fight this chair.
Pros
- Canopy, cushion and a two-cup tray are in the listing
- 8.91 kg, assembly field says no
- UK reviews say it suits larger adults
- Ranked 98 in Sunloungers on the listing
Cons
- 3.9 from 150, the weakest star line in the set
- No stated user load in kilograms
- Mid-position lock fails in UK reviews
- Cushion Velcro and ties rip; canopy called poor in some reviews
Best for: A feet-up chair with a cushion and a side tray, if you can work the foot bar
Less suitable: A short or less strong user who needs the halfway lock, or a flat sunbed
Specifications
- Model
- ATORPOK black chair with canopy and cushion
- Brand
- ATORPOK
- Price
- ∼£75
- Customer rating
- 3.9/5(150)
- Shade
- Face canopy
- Posture
- Zero gravity
- Recline
- 2 positions
- Frame
- Alloy steel
- Item weight
- 8.91 kg
- Surface
- Mesh and cushion
- Folds
- No folded size
- Side tray
- Yes
- Colour
- Black
- Assembly
- No
Common questions
Does the canopy come with the chair?
Yes. A bullet describes an adjustable canopy, and the included components list a zero-gravity chair with canopy. UK reviews disagree on whether it keeps the sun off your face.
Is there a stated weight limit?
No kilogram load is on the listing. The care line says keep it dry. There is no BS EN 581-2 report on the page.
Does it need tools, and does the lock hold?
The assembly field says no. UK reviews say the lock does not hold the halfway tilt, and that you need a strong push on the foot bar to recline.
Our view
GFEROMRF is listed at £125.00 and 3.15 kg, and the title plus the first bullet name an adjustable sun roof, a foldable aluminium frame and textilene. The assembly field says no tools. There is no star line and no review text, so nothing here describes whether the roof stays up. One dimension field says 186 × 25.5 × 58 cm and the size line says 186 × 58 × 25.5 cm, which swaps the width and the height. A 25.5 cm open width is not a plausible seat, and no folded size is given. The included-components field says no, and no user load is stated. At a similar shelf price to the Homecall bed that has 1,162 reviews, this listing names a roof and little else you can check.
Pros
- Title and first bullet name an adjustable sun roof
- Bullets say a folding aluminium frame and textilene
- Assembly field says no
- Item weight listed as 3.15 kg
Cons
- No star line and no reviews
- No stated user load
- Open dimensions conflict
- Included components field says no
Best for: Only as a listing to check in person, because the roof is named and nothing else is verified
Less suitable: Anyone choosing from reviews, a load figure, or a clear open width
Specifications
- Model
- GFEROMRF blue lounger with roof
- Brand
- GFEROMRF
- Price
- ∼£125
- Shade
- Size unknown
- Posture
- Unclear
- Recline
- No count
- Frame
- Aluminium
- Item weight
- 3.15 kg
- Surface
- Textilene
- Folds
- No folded size
- Side tray
- No
- Colour
- Blue
- Assembly
- No
Common questions
Does the listing include a roof?
The title and the first bullet say an adjustable sun roof. They do not give its size. The included-components field says no.
What are the open dimensions?
One field says 186 × 25.5 × 58 cm. The size line says 186 × 58 × 25.5 cm. A 25.5 cm width is not a plausible open seat. No folded size is given.
Is there a review score or a weight limit?
The listing has no customer-review line and no load figure. The item weight is 3.15 kg. There is nothing here to treat as a test of the roof.
How we compared
Five amazon.co.uk listings stay in this comparison. The score starts from the star line and is reduced when United Kingdom reviews say the shade drops or does not block the sun, when specification fields conflict, when two ASINs share one review text, or when there is no star line. Price does not set the score. No listing shows a BS EN 581-2 report. The published test basis of that standard is people up to 110 kg, and it is not a weathering test or a shade-cloth test. This page is not a laboratory test.
1
Review line
30%The starting point is the amazon.co.uk star rating and the review count on that listing. A missing star line does not receive a score.
2
Shade in UK reviews
25%The score is reduced when United Kingdom reviews say the visor drops, the cloth lets sun through, or no canopy angle blocks the sun.
3
Spec conflicts and shared samples
20%Conflicting recline, colour, seat, or size fields reduce the score. Two Homecall ASINs that store the same review text are one sample, not two.
4
Stated load
15%A 150 kg or 450 lb bullet is recorded and kept separate from BS EN 581-2. No listing shows that report, so a higher claim does not add points.
5
Frame, weight, and care
10%Frame material, item weight, and the care line (wipe clean, keep dry, or store indoors) explain the job. They do not override a shade complaint or a missing review line.
Independent review
Last updated: October 2026
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Sun lounger with roof buying guide
Choose the posture before the cloth. A flat XXL bed with a visor and a folding zero-gravity chair with a face canopy are both sold as a sun lounger with a roof, and only one of them matches how you lie. The notes below follow the digest order: shade, posture, whether the shade stays, stated load, then care and weight. Prices are the shelf prices on the five kept amazon.co.uk listings.
What is a sun lounger with a roof?
A sun lounger with a roof, in the UK listings kept for this comparison, is a reclining outdoor seat with a small shade over the head. It is not a patio roof. Two shapes share the search. A flat XXL sunbed with an adjustable visor lets you lie out, including on your front on the Homecall pattern, at about 200 × 70 cm. A folding zero-gravity chair with a face canopy tilts with your feet up and does not replace that bed.
Best for
- A wide flat sunbed, if you accept a visor that reviews say may drop
- A folding feet-up chair with a face canopy and a cup holder
Not ideal for
- Full-body shade, a beach trolley, or a shade for a baby
- Anyone reading a 150 kg or 450 lb bullet as an EN 581-2 test
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Reading roof as a full cover
The word in the title is a visor or a face canopy. None of the five listings states a shade size. A 52 × 40 cm canopy on a different UK chair is face shade, not a cover over the whole bed.
- 2
Adding the two Homecall review counts
B07ZPL1XLV and B07QFKXZDD store the same United Kingdom review texts, dates and names, and the same 1,162 count. That is one sample. The stars are not fresh proof that the visor stays up.
- 3
Folding the tray on, or treating 150 kg as a test
A UK review of ZGC002 says the side tray snapped when the chair was folded with the tray still fitted. A 150 kg or 450 lb bullet is not a shown BS EN 581-2 result. Do not adapt an adult canopy for a baby.
What to weigh up
Shade and posture
HighLook for the words canopy, sunroof or visor, and for a measurement. None of the five kept listings states a shade size. Homecall 30039 names an adjustable sun visor in the included list, with a head cushion and a carrying strap. Homecall QAT1013-1 names an adjustable sunroof in the bullets, while the included-components field says pillow only. ATORPOK ZGC002 names an attached sunshade in the title and the included list.
Stated load, weight, and care
HighKeep the stated load separate from BS EN 581-2. Homecall states 150 kg on both ASINs. ZGC002 states 450 lb and no kilograms. ZGC001 and GFEROMRF state no user load. The standard’s published test basis is people up to 110 kg. The 2015 edition was superseded on 21 May 2026 by the 2026 edition. It is not a weathering test and not a shade-cloth test. No listing shows a report, so 150 kg is not scored as a passed test.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
Feet-up canopy chair
You want a folding chair with your feet up, a face canopy, and a cup holder, and you can work a foot bar. ATORPOK ZGC002 is that chair at the low end of this set. It is not a flat sunbed.
Cushion and a side tray
You want the feet-up chair with a removable cushion and a tray, and you can give the foot bar a strong push. ATORPOK ZGC001 is that listing. UK reviews say the halfway lock does not hold.
Common questions about sun loungers with a roof
Which sun lounger with a roof is the top pick?
The top pick is the Homecall 30039, a grey aluminium bed about 200 × 70 cm at £124.81. The included list names an adjustable sun visor, and the amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 1,162 reviews. This is not a lab test. Those reviews say the knurled wheels loosen, the visor drops onto the chest, and sun comes through the cloth. Choose it when the visor is a bonus you can remove.
How much does a sun lounger with a roof cost on amazon.co.uk?
Shelf prices on the five kept listings run from £69.99 to £125.00. The two canopy chairs are £69.99 (ATORPOK ZGC002) and £74.99 (ATORPOK ZGC001). The mid XXL bed is Homecall QAT1013-1 at £100.05. The upper pair is Homecall 30039 at £124.81 and GFEROMRF at £125.00. The £125 listing is the one with no reviews. These bands are this set only, not a market survey.
What should I check before I buy a sun lounger with a roof?
Start with posture. A flat bed here is about 200 × 70 cm. A zero-gravity chair tilts with your feet up and does not replace that bed. Check whether canopy, sunroof or visor is in the included parts. None of these five listings states a shade size. Read the stated load beside the 110 kg basis of BS EN 581-2. No page shows that report.
Does the roof cover the whole body?
These listings describe a face shade, not a cover over the whole bed. Homecall reviews describe a visor. ATORPOK listings name a face canopy. A similar UK retail chair, not one of these ASINs, lists a canopy of 52 × 40 cm. NHS advice from March to October is shade between 11am and 3pm and at least SPF 30. The cloth does not replace sunscreen. Listings that state an age say adult.
Is a 150 kg or 450 lb claim a certified load?
No. Homecall states 150 kg. ATORPOK ZGC002 states 450 lb and no kilograms. ZGC001 and GFEROMRF state no user load. BS EN 581-2 tests are based on people up to 110 kg. The 2015 edition was superseded on 21 May 2026. The standard is not a weathering test and not a shade-cloth test. No listing shows a report, so the bullet stays a listing claim.
Will the shade stay up?
On the Homecall pattern, stored UK reviews say the knurled wheels loosen and the visor drops, and that sun comes through the cloth. That text is one sample shared by B07ZPL1XLV and B07QFKXZDD. Do not add the two 1,162 counts. ATORPOK reviews split: some like the face shade, and one says no angle blocks the sun. GFEROMRF has no reviews.
Can I leave it outside, and what if the visor is faulty?
Care lines say wipe clean, keep dry, or store indoors. No listing states a wind speed. The Met Office advice is to secure loose garden furniture before strong winds. If the frame is bent or the visor hardware is hanging loose, use the seller’s return. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 says goods must match the description, and a faulty item can be rejected within 30 days. See canopy and sun safety for shade and sunscreen.
Our verdict
Homecall 30039 is the top pick when you want a flat XXL bed and the visor is named in the included list: £124.81, about 200 × 70 cm, 9.2 kg, a stated 150 kg, and 4.5 from 1,162 reviews. It is not a lab result. Those reviews say the visor drops and lets sun through. ATORPOK ZGC002 is best value when the job is a folding feet-up chair with a face canopy: £69.99, 7.72 kg, and 4.3 from 47 reviews. The load on that listing is 450 lb, with no kilogram field. Homecall QAT1013-1 has no badge, because its stored review text matches 30039 and its recline field conflicts with the five-level bullet. GFEROMRF has no badge, because there is no star line.
Best overallView offer
Homecall 30039 XXL lounger with sunroof
Flat XXL bed whose included list names the sun visor, at 4.5 from 1,162. The score is reduced because those reviews say the visor drops.
Best value
View offer
ATORPOK grey chair with canopy
Lowest shelf price among kept listings that name a canopy and have UK reviews: £69.99, 4.3 from 47.
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
Updated: October 2026
8 sources checked
Guides to sun loungers with a roof
Guides on what to look for, how to use a product, and common mistakes.
Visor bed or canopy chairHow to choose a flat visor bed or a face-canopy chair before you compare ASINs.Who each roof lounger is forPrices and review themes, including the shared Homecall sample.How to set the shadeSet, fold and store the shade. A procedure, not a ranking.Zero gravity or a flat bedFeet-up chair against the flat XXL bed, as one posture comparison.Wind, rain, and storageWhat the care lines and the Met Office note do and do not cover.
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Sources
Sources from the research digest. Shelf prices and star lines are the figures stored for these five amazon.co.uk listings.
- NHS sunscreen and sun safety (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- NHS baby sun safety (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- GOV.UK General Product Safety Regulations 2005 (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- BSI BS EN 581-2:2015 (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- BSI BS EN 581-1:2017 (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- Consumer Rights Act 2015, section 11 (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- Met Office storm advice (retrieved 17 October 2026)
- Garden Tool Box, lounger and zero gravity (retrieved 17 October 2026)
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