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GO Outdoor Loveseat Rocker by Loll Designs

GO Outdoor Loveseat Rocker

by Loll Designs

4.0(2)

$1,185.75 $1,395.00

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Key Features

5 year limited warranty
OK For Outdoor Use
Eco-Friendly
Made in USA
The GO Outdoor Loveseat Rocker by Loll is the definition of bliss. Combining a more upright design than usual with a taller seat height and rocking motion, this loveseat will become the most comfortable place to sit when enjoying fresh air and fun friends. It's durably built from recycled milk jugs and non-recycled HDPE and can be left on your porch or patio year-round and still maintain its sleek appearance. Update your outdoor seating arrangements with this weatherproof loveseat rocker.
Item Number
LLD2657624
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MFR ID
GO-LR-SG

Review Snapshot

4.0

2 ReviewsWrite a review
50%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Reviewed by 2 customers

1 / 2

great seat!

Submitted 5 years ago

By zwflorida

From Undisclosed

Verified Buyer

I love my new rocker... it is very pretty comfortable and the clean lines adds to the overall look of it. It was also very easy to put together.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Red rocker

Submitted 5 years ago

By ArchitectRHS

From Cleveland

Verified Buyer

I bought this rocker, but am somewhat disappointed in that it really doesn't rock much. I had to assemble it. It takes two people, bc pieces are very heavy, but I struggled doing it alone. It looks great, but doesn't function all that well.

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Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Loll Designs

Loll Designs outdoor furniture came about in 2003 as a way to repurpose all the ramp material that was left over from the construction of municipal skate parks. It took three years of prototyping and fine-tuning to successfully produce their first line, the Adirondack collection.