ZINUS Lotus Zero Gravity Chaise Lounger, Foam Recliner for Living Room, Ergonomic Positioning for Better Relaxation, Pillow Included, No Assembly, Oatmeal

I got the ZINUS Lotus Zero Gravity Chaise Lounger as a birthday gift for my husband, and he loves it! He’s 6'2", and it’s a good size for him, providing solid support and comfort.It took longer to fully expand than the manual stated, but once it did, it was perfect. We haven’t had to clean it yet, but the material seems durable. It’s comfortable, stylish, and does exactly what it’s supposed to—help you relax! Plus, it comes fully assembled, which is a great bonus.Would definitely recommend it!

Love this chair!I was nervous about ordering this due to mixed reviews mostly about it properly expanding.I had no such issues following the instructions.The cover seems sturdy enough, and soft, and fits snug enough.I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone taller than me (6 foot plus) because I feel like it’s a bit small.The only issue I have with it in general is that it is so close to the ground, and is hard to get up from. I definitely wouldn’t recommend it to older folks or people with mobility issues for this reason.I have terrible tailbone issues and sitting in this chair is amazing!

I purchased the chair and followed the provided instructions. The foam in the chair never fully expanded; it did expand to about 90%; therefore, the outside cover fitted very loosely. I contacted Amazon for assistance, and they told me to contact the manufacturer, Zinas. Zinnas told me to massage the foam in the chair and wait 7 days; otherwise, contact Amazon. I had no joy with further expansion, so I returned it to Amazon for a refund. The biggest issue was that the foam had expanded. I could not use the original box in which it was delivered, as it was in a vacuum-sealed bag, so this return would come all free; Amazon requires it to be packaged when shipped back. Therefore, I had to pay to have a box built for the shipping chair back to Amazon, which cost me about $60. I see there are other buyers on here of people having similar issues over the past six month

UPDATE: so after 48 hours, the maximum wait time according to the manual, the lounger continue to expand to what I would say is about 95% of where I expected it to be. I am much happier now than when I bought it. According to what I've read it could expand some more in the next day.As others have suggested, I kept it in a very warm environment even placed a nearby space heater blowing on the lounger for a few hours during this period.All in all, it is comfortable and I enjoy the curves and overall feel of it. It is low to the ground so if you have bad knees or bad back I would probably look somewhere else. I placed a blanket to protect the light colored cover. I watched about 20 minutes of TV laying in it and practically fell asleep which is great.Four stars, deducted one star because of the drama it takes to get it to expand.-----------------Original review:Note: first two pictures were taken more than 30 minutes in but less than 24 hours.The Zinus lounger is made entirely of memory foam. This is a very odd product. As indicated in previous reviews, you will be waiting for some time for it to fully expand to its expected size and shape. I removed the lounger immediately and it began expanding. Per the instructions, I waited 30 minutes before I put the cover on.But as indicated in some reviews after 2 hours the shape had not fully expanded. I've seen reviews that say it needs to be in a warm climate. Others say it takes six to seven hours. In the manual, if you can call it that, it says 24 to 48 hours. I've even seen in places 72 hours.What striking to me is that the light gray reviews seem to be somewhat worse than the dark gray reviews. It even looks like the dark gray is selling out faster than the light gray. I can't imagine the color would have any difference on the memory foam.There are some reviews that imply if a memory foam is stored for long period of time in its compressed state it can have problems expanding.Of course the biggest issue here is that you've paid a significant cost and you can't return the damn thing because there's no way to shrink it back down.I am less than 24 hours away and the pictures show exactly where I'm at. Height is roughly 26 (it should be 28.5) and the length is 52 (should be 59).The room it's in is over 70° warm and I've had a space heater on it for at least 12 hours. Hoping things will improve in the next 24 hours. Will update at that time.