2 Person Chair
Shopping at Aosom is safe! Our goal is to provide you with a safe and convenient online shopping experience. When you order online, your information will be transmitted using secure sockets layer (SSL) technology, an accepted industry standard used by vendors to protect their online activities. It negotiates and uses the necessary mutual authentication, data encryption, and data integrity functions to achieve secure transactions. Please encrypt your credit card number so that it can not be read while transmitting information over the internet. Check out the highlighted Outsunny Double Folding Chair, Loveseat Camping Chair for 2 Person, Portable Outdoor Chair with Wood Armrest for Fishing Travel, Black, Outsunny Double Folding Chair, Loveseat Camping Chair for 2 Person, Portable Outdoor Chair with Wood Armrest for Fishing Travel, Blue, Outsunny 2-Person Double Patio Chaise Lounge Chair, Reclining Lounger, Folding Beach Chair with Adjustable Backrest for Deck, Beach and Poolside to keep up with the latest news.
Show morerelated products
Flash Sale
Outsunny Double Folding Chair, Loveseat Camping Chair for 2 Person, Portable Outdoor Chair with Wood Armrest for Fishing Travel, Black
Free Shipping
-
Flash SaleOutsunny Double Folding Chair, Loveseat Camping Chair for 2 Person, Portable Outdoor Chair with Wood Armrest for Fishing Travel, Blue
Free Shipping0 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny Double Folding Chair, Loveseat Camping Chair for 2 Person, Portable Outdoor Chair with Wood Armrest for Fishing Travel, Green
Free Shipping0 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny 2-Person Double Patio Chaise Lounge Chair, Reclining Lounger, Folding Beach Chair with Adjustable Backrest for Deck, Beach and Poolside
Free Shipping0 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny 2-Person Double Patio Chaise Lounge Chair, Reclining Lounger, Folding Beach Chair with Adjustable Backrest for Deck, Beach and Poolside
Free Shipping0 Reviews -
Flash SaleHomCom Single Person Folding 5 Position Steel Convertible Durable Faux Suede Fabric Sleeper Bed Chair With a Solid Metal Frame Grey
Free Shipping30 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny Steel Outdoor Slight Fabric Porch Swing Lounge Chair 3 Person with Adjustable Weather-Resistant Canopy & Durable Build Black
Free Shipping112 Reviews
Top Selling
-
Flash SaleOutsunny 8' x 7' Patio Retractable Awning, Manual Exterior Sun Shade Deck Window Cover, Black
Free Shipping1 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny 28'' x 12'' Foldable Raised Garden Bed, Elevated Planter Box, Wooden Planting Bed for Backyard, Patio to Grow Vegetables, Herbs, and Flowers
Free Shipping1 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny 8' x 3.5' x 6' Metal Garden Storage Shed Outdoor Storage Building Tool House with Dual Locking Doors and 2 Air Vents, Black
Free Shipping1 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny Hanging Hammock Chair Cotton Rope Porch Swing with Metal Frame and Cushion, Large Macrame Seat for Patio, Garden, Light Grey
Free Shipping1 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny 76.5" Solar Lamp Post Lights Outdoor, Vintage Streetlight, All Weather Protection, Auto Sensor Control, Adjustable Brightness, with Clear
Free Shipping3 Reviews -
Flash SaleOutsunny Steel Sling Fabric Outdoor Folding Chaise Lounge Chair Recliner - Black
Free Shipping25 Reviews
related blog
-
Hop into the Spirit with these 6 Fun Easter Crafts Ideas
As a child, I really loved Easter. What kid wouldn’t like a day full of Easter egg hunts, chocolate bunnies and egg decorating? However, now that I am an adult I think of Easter in a different way. I’m excited with the additional sunlight that comes with Daylight Savings which prompts me to get back outside and start working on my outdoor projects in preparation for Easter. Whether you are putting together a list of activities to get the kids outdoors or if you are completely at a loss for what to do this year, these 6 Easter crafts ideas will help you shake off the last little bit of winter and celebrate the beginning of the spring season. 1) Bake some Easter Themed Treats: This Easter themed craft idea is fun for both the parents and the kids. In middle school, I felt so proud to come into class with my tray of homemade cupcakes that I helped my mom bake. It made me feel great knowing that these were better than just store bought cupcakes. With a little bit of buttercream frosting, some shavings or either chocolate or bacon and some mini chocolate egg candy, you can make some beautiful Easter themed cupcakes. 2) Make an Easter Wreath: No, wreaths aren’t just for the Christmas season. This Easter craft idea takes a new spin on wreaths. With a quick trip to your local crafts store, you can create a wonderful home decoration to place on your door, window or kitchen table. 3) Get in the Garden: Take some time on a weekend afternoon to head over to your local plant nursery and pick up some Easter Lilies and Daffodils. Each of these flowers are quintessential to celebrating Easter as they each bloom in the spring and will add colorful new life to your yard. Get the kids involved and have them help you dedicate a space in the yard to place your new flowers. 4) Decorate a Birdhouse: Greet the birds that are coming back from their long migration with a nice little birdhouse in your backyard. This Easter crafts idea doesn’t need to be technical. So don’t worry about having to build your own birdhouse from scratch. You can get a fairly inexpensive basic wooden birdhouse at your local craft store. Also, don’t forget to grab a small can of paint that matches the color theme you are going for this Easter. Since I am a big fan of keeping my project color themes consistent, I want my birdhouse to match the new yellow daffodils and the white Easter Lilies. Decorating multiple bird houses is another great Easter crafts idea that you can involve the kids. After you’ve applied the paint, it’s important to let the paint dry for up to 24 hours in a dry place before your new feathered neighbors move in. 5) Get a Little Crafty: Making a functional pinwheel is a snap. Using the instructions below, you not only entertain the little ones with this fun project but you can place the finished pinwheels out in the yard next to your new flowers. Image from Zedomax This Easter crafts idea only gets better if you decide to use quality patterned paper at your local craft store. 6) Gussie up some Eggs: Every year we continue the tradition of decorating eggs. Try and stretch your imagination in planning your Easter crafts this year and try something new besides just using regular food coloring dye. A really neat thing to try is to cut out a design on a small piece of paper and taping it to an egg. Once attached to the egg, take two or three different colored marker pens and make little dots around the design. After you are finished, peel off the piece of cut out paper to reveal your snazzy new egg. -
What is the Best Kids Toy Musical Instrument?
Every parent wants their kid to excel at something. Maybe it is sports, chess, or music. For the latter, you have come to the right place. Even if it is just banging on the keys – kids love playing music. It is all about expressing yourself and enjoying yourself. And parents, you will love listening to your child learn to play, as playing an instrument can enhance listening, focusing, self-esteem, and self-expression. In this guide, we will show you how to choose the best toy musical instruments, so you can give your toddler an early start to their musician careers! Generally speaking, a suitable musical toy should be selected depending on the following: size and weight, sound, your child’s age, and your child’s preference. Choosing the Right Instrument for Your Child Here’s the deal: you must pick the right instrument for your child. If you pick wrong, they may not want to play any instrument at all. You want them to feel comfortable learning how to play. If you play your cards right, a glorious future filled with happy music performances may follow. Check out the following factors to help you pick the right instrument for your kid. The Size and Weight of the Instrument The size and weight of the instrument are crucial for anyone – not just kids. Having a little kid learn to play the tuba may annoy and frustrate them. With heavy instruments, kids may be able to hold them up for a few seconds, but not for thirty minutes of practice. Low brass instruments and some large woodwind instruments require extended reach and strength to play them. These instruments include: tuba trombone sax bassoon If you and your child have your hearts set on a particular instrument – do not worry! Many instruments come in smaller sizes, made especially for kids! What Kind of Sound Does the Instrument Produce? That may sound like a dumb question, but the sound of the instrument is critical. Your child will not want to play any instrument if they do not like the way it sounds. For example, suppose your child loves the sound of an ocarina and enjoys covering different holes to produce music. In that case, that is the best choice for them. How Old is Your Child? Age is an important factor to consider. For children under two, specially-made toys like little drums or toy pianos are the best musical instruments. Young kids aren’t the best at grasping musical concepts, so just let them have fun. Additionally, instruments that require a lot of lung power – like the trombone or tuba may not be suitable for younger kids. They may simply not have enough lung power to keep the notes going. However, do not give up on woodwinds! Recorders are popular choices among younger kids. Many elementary schools begin teaching kids how to play them at a young age. For kids up to the age of six, keyboards and violins are the most common types of instruments to learn. That is because these instruments help build the foundation of musical concepts. Do not worry about your child not sticking with their first instrument. Just knowing the basics will make it easier for them to pick and learn another one later! Let Your Child Choose! This one is the most essential factor! Many schools or music shops offer trial sessions to let kids figure out what instruments they like. Trial sessions are periods where potential learners can watch various musical instruments during a set time. So, why is it important to let your kid pick out their instruments? Parents know their kids best right? Well, would you willingly spend hours practicing something you had no control over? I bet you wouldn’t, and neither will your child. Letting them pick what they like is the best way to ensure they enjoy themselves while learning. How to Pick a Suitable Musical Instrument? Considering everything we’ve just outlined above – how can you be sure you are buying the right instrument for your child? After all, not all instruments run cheap. Before you start browsing, we recommend measuring your child. You will want to know your child’s height and reach to have a good idea of what size instrument to purchase for them. Depending on what instrument you want them to play, the way you measure will differ. For the violin and viola, follow these steps: Extend the arm straight out to the side, parallel to the floor, and in line with their shoulders Move the arm forward at a 45-degree angle Turn the palm upwards so that it faces the ceiling Measure from the base of the student’s neck to the center of the palm. For the cello and bass, follow these steps: Have your child extend their fingers evenly (like they’re going for a high-five!) measure from the tip of the index finger to the tip of the pinky finger In terms of sound, it all comes down to your child’s personal taste. If they absolutely love the keyboard – let them at it. Or, if blowing into a recorder is enough to keep them satisfied and excited, go for it! As your child grows, so will their tastes. Maybe they’ll stick with what they have (and just move up the sizes), or they’ll move on to other instruments. Don’t Forget! Make sure to measure your child’s reach and height before making a purchase. Visit trial sessions with your child to make sure they like the sound production of an instrument. Let your child have a say in what instrument they play! -
Aosom Elite II Dog Stroller Voted Top-Ranked Product by Pet Life Today
PORTLAND, August 2017 – New ranking by Pet Life Today places the Aosom Elite II Dog Stroller among the top of its class in the ultra-competitive category of pet strollers for dogs. Pet Life Today is a leading resource for pet information and care, written to help improve the life of both pets and owners around the country. Aosom is thrilled to have been selected by Pet Life for having a product which ranks among the best in its class. When it comes to pampering and protecting our furry friends while out and about, Pet Life Today agrees that your pet should ride in style with the Aosom Elite II Dog Stroller. Whether you’re protecting your dog’s feet, keeping them out harm’s way, or helping an old pet get out and smell the roses, the Elite II Dog Stroller creates an easy and convenient rolling carrier. Growing up I remember running daily with my dog, a border collie/blue heeler mix, but as the years went on, she found it harder and harder to keep up. I would take her on walks, but even then the gravel hurt her feet and her hips were visibly in pain. With a Dog Stroller, keeping the routine of walking your dog is now easy, fun, and convenient and your dog will be happier and healthier with every breath of fresh outdoor air. From petite to large dogs up to 88lbs, sensitive paws, arthritic joints, and skittish social anxieties will no longer keep you and your pup from taking a walk, jog, or run together. About Aosom Aosom is a premier name in home goods and furnishings, providing nearly everything for the home, inside and out. For press inquiries, contact Assistant General Manager Todd Koehler via marketing[at]aosom[dot]com. ### -
Beat the Heat With These Cool Summer Activities
It’s midsummer, and the novelty of being home from school may be beginning to wear off. If you’ve been hearing “I’m bored” around the house, it’s time to plan some fun summer activities to keep the kids busy (and keep yourself sane). To help you create some unique experiences for your kiddos this year, we’ve put together this list of awesome activities to help you beat the heat and make this summer unforgettable! Get Campy: Many summer day camps start in August, so there may still be time to sign up! Check your local Youth Center, Church, or Community Center for summer programs for kids. Look for a program your child will truly enjoy, whether their thing is STEM, art, animals, or community. Day camps are great for kids as they help build social skills and introduce them to kids in their community that they may not know from school. Camp is also great for parents who need a little time to themselves! Get Crafty: Hone those fine motor skills and tap into your child’s inner artist with some cool crafting projects. This can be as simple as picking up some sidewalk chalk from the Dollar Tree and letting the kids create their own murals in the driveway, or as complex as learning to weave, sew, paint, or build their own creation. For some excellent craft ideas, check out our Pinterest Board. Get Active: Help your kids burn some of that energy with a physical activity. Go for a bike ride or hike, hit the local community pool, or use the long summer days to learn a new sport or activity such as tennis, swimming, or horseback riding. Try to get outside in the early mornings or evenings, when it’s a little cooler outside to avoid sunburns. Get Outside: Get in touch with nature this summer. Hiking is a great daytime activity, especially if there’s a river or lake along the way to dip your toes in (or more). Kids love camping out, but you don’t need to head off into the wilderness; pitch the tent in the backyard and let the kids camp out on their own. Try downloading the Sky Map app to make stargazing an educational experience. Be Social: Create a playdate schedule with other parents in your kids’ friend group and alternate having playdates at each other’s houses. The kids will love spending time together, and you’ll love having time to get your own stuff done once in awhile. Plan a picnic with friends, cousins, or other family members who may have some free time in the summer. Check out local events like the County Fair, Public Arts Exhibits, Summer Concerts, or Farmer’s Market. Get Smart: Your local library is a summer haven for kids and parents, especially if your house doesn’t have A/C. County libraries usually host summer reading programs for kids to help them stay on track and grow their love of reading while school’s out. They also offer story time, activities, games, and of course, that sweet, sweet air conditioning. Play it Cool: When it’s just too hot to do anything at all, a movie marathon may be in order. Instead of playing the same old Pixar flicks, try introducing the kiddos to your own childhood favorites, like classic Disney films or live action gems like The Swiss Family Robinson or The Parent Trap. Pop some popcorn, mix up a batch of Kool Aid, help the kids make a movie watching station on the living room floor with blankets and pillows, and turn the lights down to get the full effect. Need more summer activity inspiration? Check out our Pinterest Board to find even more ways to beat the heat this summer!
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Germany
Italy
France
Spain
Ireland
Portugal
Poland
Romania
Netherlands
Austria
Belgium