Outdoor Chair With Ottoman
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An outdoor chair with an ottoman gives you a proper put-your-feet-up seat for the patio, porch or fire pit without buying a separate lounge set. Amazon sells three kinds: a chair plus a separate ottoman, a glider with a matching footstool, and Adirondack chairs with a footrest built into the frame. We kept five that are sold for outdoor use and that include the footrest in the listing. They range from a 22 in wide steel glider to an oversized egg chair. Every number below comes from the Amazon listing as it read on October 18, 2026, not from sitting in the chairs, and where a listing disagrees with itself we show both numbers instead of choosing one.
Quick answer
The person searching outdoor chair with ottoman usually wants to know whether the footrest comes with the chair, how big the set is, and what the cushions and frame are made of. Going by the listing numbers:
- Wicker look with cushions: Outsunny wicker Adirondack chair and ottoman (PE rattan over powder-coated steel, 264 lb stated).
- Moving seat: Outsunny glider chair with ottoman (steel and mesh, 22 in seat, glides up to 5.9 in).
- Footrest built into the chair: Polyhouz folding Adirondack (HDPE, footrest extends up to 15 in, 400 lb stated) and Polyhouz rocking version (removable rocking base, 380 lb stated).
- Most lounge room and a footrest that becomes a table: Garvee oversized wicker egg chair (350 lb stated, removable cushion covers).
Comparison table
All figures are as the listing states them. “Not stated” means the listing text we read gave no number.
| Chair | Footrest type | Frame and seat | Stated limit | Cushions | Folds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Outsunny wicker Adirondack | Separate ottoman | PE rattan, powder-coated steel | 264 lb | Yes, zippered covers | No |
| Outsunny glider | Separate ottoman | Coated steel, breathable mesh | 264 lb (chair/ottoman) | Mesh seat, none described | Not stated |
| Polyhouz folding Adirondack | Retractable, up to 15 in | HDPE, slatted | 400 lb | None listed | Yes, flat |
| Polyhouz rocking Adirondack | Retractable | HDPE, removable rocker base | 380 lb | None listed | Yes, flat |
| Garvee egg chair | Separate ottoman with cushion | PE wicker, powder-coated steel | 350 lb | Yes, machine-washable covers | No |
How we chose these five
We searched Amazon for “outdoor chair with ottoman” and kept listings where the footrest comes in the same purchase, the chair is sold for outdoor use, and the listing gives a size and a weight limit. We opened each listing once and copied only what it says. Left out: ottomans sold on their own, cushion-only sets, camping chairs with a fold-out footrest, and hanging egg chairs, because they are a different kind of product.
What the listings mostly leave out: how the chair holds up after a few rainy seasons and how stable the seat is on uneven pavers. Phrases such as “weather resistant” and “will not fade” are the sellers’ words, so treat them as claims to check against your own climate.
The five chairs with ottomans
1. Outsunny Wicker Adirondack Chair and Ottoman – the cushioned classic
Specs (from the listing, checked October 18, 2026): chair 25.25 in W x 32.25 in D x 35 in H; ottoman 15.75 in W x 19.75 in D x 12.5 in H; weight capacity 264 lb; handwoven PE rattan over a powder-coated steel frame; the box holds the chair, ottoman, two cushions and a back pillow; zippered cushion covers that come off for washing; assembly required. The listing says the ottoman can serve as extra seating when guests arrive.
Pros: It is the only option here with a back pillow and two cushions in the box, and the zippered covers are described as removable for washing.
Cons and limits: The listing gives one 264 lb figure without saying whether it applies to the chair, the ottoman or both. The “high enough weight capacity to be used as a seat” statement has no number of its own. The set does not fold.
Best for: A fire pit or porch where the wicker look matters. Skip if: you want a footrest that stores inside the chair.
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2. Outsunny Glider Chair with Ottoman – the gentle glide
Specs (from the listing, checked October 18, 2026): overall 25.8 in W x 32.3 in D x 37.4 in H; ottoman 22 in L x 20.1 in W x 16.9 in H; seat 22 in W x 18.5 in D; seat height 13.8 to 15.7 in; backrest 24.4 in; glide distance 0 to 5.9 in; maximum load 264 lb for the chair and the ottoman; steel frame with a protective coating and breathable mesh; anti-slip footpads; assembly required. Other colors are offered.
Pros: The listing gives the most detailed measurements of the five, including the seat height and the glide travel. Mesh dries quickly according to the seller.
Cons and limits: No cushion is described, so comfort depends on the mesh. The title says “24.4 in high back” and the dimension row says 24.4 in L for the backrest, which is the same figure written two ways. We found no folding feature in the text we read.
Best for: A covered porch where you want a seat that moves a little. Skip if: you want padded cushions.
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3. Polyhouz Folding Adirondack with Retractable Ottoman – footrest tucks away
Specs (from the listing, checked October 18, 2026): HDPE; retractable footrest that extends up to 15 in and slides under the seat; maximum size about 46.5 in L x 30.7 in W x 35.4 in H; up to 400 lb; folds flat; built-in cup holder; slatted seat and backrest; assembly typically 15 to 30 minutes, with pre-assembled components and hardware included. The listing sells packs of 1, 2 or 4.
Pros: The footrest stays attached, so nothing gets lost or left in the yard, and it folds flat for winter storage. It has the highest weight limit in this group.
Cons and limits: No cushion is included. The 46.5 in figure is the listing’s “max size”, so it presumably includes the extended footrest, but the page does not say so outright. The 400 lb figure is a bullet-point claim with no test noted.
Best for: A small patio where the footrest needs to disappear. Skip if: you want a padded seat.
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4. Polyhouz Adirondack Rocking Chair with Retractable Ottoman – the rocker
Specs (from the listing, checked October 18, 2026): HDPE with a wood-grain look; retractable footrest; removable rocking base; folds flat; up to 380 lb; overall about 29.5 in L x 30.7 in W x 36.6 in H; built-in cup holder; assembly about 15 to 30 minutes. The listing calls it a “4-in-1″ that works as a rocker, a recliner, an ottoman and a foldable chair.
Pros: The rocking base comes off, so the same chair works as a rocker or a fixed chair. The listing gives its assembly time.
Cons and limits: The 29.5 in length is the overall figure, and the listing does not give an extended length with the footrest out or the rocking base fitted. The weight limit (380 lb) is lower than the non-rocking version (400 lb). No cushion is included.
Best for: A porch or lawn where you want a rocker that can also fold away. Skip if: you need exact depth with the footrest out.
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5. Garvee Oversized Wicker Egg Chair with Ottoman – lounge room and a table
Specs (from the listing, checked October 18, 2026): chair 37.4 in x 28.35 in x 57.1 in; ottoman 27.2 in x 17.7 in x 17.7 in with a thick cushion; water-resistant PE wicker over a powder-coated steel frame; up to 350 lb; high-resilience sponge cushions with removable, machine-washable covers; the listing says it works indoors or outdoors, and that removing the ottoman cushion turns it into a rattan coffee table.
Pros: The ottoman doubles as a table, and the cushion covers are described as machine-washable.
Cons and limits: The page shows no customer ratings yet, so there is nothing from buyers to cross-check against. The dimension order is not labeled, so we cannot tell which of the three chair numbers is depth. The sellers’ phrase “without fading or rusting” is a claim.
Best for: A covered porch or sunroom. Skip if: you want a chair that folds.
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Worked example: how much floor does the set take?
For example, take the chair depth and add the ottoman depth, with the ottoman placed directly in front. That is our simplification; the listings do not state a combined footprint. The Outsunny wicker set comes to 32.25 + 19.75 = 52 in front to back. The Outsunny glider is 32.3 + 20.1 = 52.4 in, and if the glide moves the seat forward by the full 5.9 in, that is about 58.3 in of swing path. The Polyhouz folding chair states a maximum length of 46.5 in. The Polyhouz rocker states only 29.5 in with no extended figure, so measure with the footrest out. The Garvee depends on how you read its dimensions: 28.35 + 17.7 is about 46 in at the low end and 28.35 + 27.2 is about 55.6 in at the high end.
Add a walkway behind the chair if the set sits on a deck or near a door; about 3 ft is our rule of thumb for passing room, not something the sellers state.
Separate ottoman or built-in footrest?
A separate ottoman can be moved to a second chair and used as a seat or small table, which the Outsunny and Garvee listings both mention. A built-in footrest, as on the two Polyhouz chairs, stays with the chair and folds away with it, but it is a retractable piece attached to the frame. If your seating area is by a fire, the tabletop gas fire pit and standing propane patio heater posts are the closest ones we have to the setup these chairs usually go in, and the guide to solar-powered LED outdoor lights covers the lighting for the same corner.
Mistakes to avoid
- Assuming the ottoman is included. Check the title or the package list. The two Polyhouz chairs have the footrest built in; the others ship a separate ottoman.
- Ignoring the weight limit. The stated limits run from 264 lb to 400 lb. Where one figure covers chair and ottoman together, as with the Outsunny glider, ask the seller whether it is per piece or combined.
- Forgetting cushions. Only the Outsunny wicker and Garvee listings include them. For the HDPE and mesh chairs, cushions would be a separate purchase.
- Skipping the dimension order. The Garvee page does not label which number is depth.
- Leaving wicker uncovered all year. The sellers call the materials weather-resistant, but the listings give no test or rating, so cover or store the set in harsh weather.
Who should skip an outdoor chair with an ottoman
If you have a small balcony, a single folding chair is simpler than a chair plus footrest. If you already own chairs you like, a loose outdoor ottoman or pouf adds a footrest without replacing them. And if you want to store the chair for winter, the two Polyhouz chairs are the ones whose listings say they fold flat.
Frequently asked questions
Does the ottoman come with the chair?
Yes for all five. The Outsunny and Garvee chairs include a separate ottoman, and the two Polyhouz chairs have a retractable footrest built into the frame.
Which has the highest weight limit?
The Polyhouz folding Adirondack states up to 400 lb, the rocking version 380 lb, the Garvee 350 lb, and both Outsunny listings 264 lb.
Do any of these fold?
The two Polyhouz chairs fold flat. The listings for the Outsunny and Garvee chairs do not mention folding.
Which include cushions?
The Outsunny wicker Adirondack and the Garvee egg chair include cushions with removable covers. The glider uses mesh, and the Polyhouz chairs use slatted HDPE.
Can the ottoman be used as a table?
The Garvee listing says the ottoman becomes a coffee table without its cushion, and the Outsunny glider lists the ottoman as a footrest, table or extra seat.
