IN-POOL BARSTOOLS

At AquaBlu, we proudly offer premium, American-made in-pool barstools crafted with precision and care. Our collection features respected brands like Ledge Lounger, Tenjam, Studio Redrock, and SR Smith - names known for innovative design and long-lasting quality. Choosing Made in the USA means supporting domestic craftsmanship and enjoying barstools built to withstand the rigors of pool environments while elevating your outdoor space.

Yes, all our in-pool barstools are specifically engineered for submerged use. Designed for sun shelves and in-water bars, they are made from UV- and chemical-resistant materials to hold up against harsh pool conditions. Trusted by high-end resorts and hospitality venues, these barstools combine durability with contemporary style, making them perfect for turning any backyard into a social hub.

In-pool barstools are a growing trend in modern pool design, especially on sun shelves and around in-water bars. They offer a comfortable, stylish way to socialize, relax, or enjoy a drink without leaving the water. These stools turn any pool into a gathering spot, blending form and function for a resort-like experience right at home. AquaBlu carries a wide selection of in-pool barstools from industry-leading brands, so you can create your own swim-up bar or conversation zone with ease.

The ideal in-pool barstools are made from UV-resistant, chemical-tolerant materials like high-density polyethylene (HDPE), marine-grade resin, or fiberglass-reinforced composites. These materials are specifically designed to resist fading, cracking, or corroding from prolonged exposure to sun and pool chemicals. Many of the products we carry are also roto-molded for added strength and stability, ensuring they remain beautiful and functional over time.

Yes. Many of our in-pool barstools are rated for commercial environments, including luxury resorts, hotels, and waterparks. These products are crafted from heavy-duty, UV- and chemical-resistant materials designed to perform under constant use. For commercial projects, we offer volume pricing and expert guidance - just contact our team for details.

Barstools placed in water are exposed to intense sunlight, chlorine, salt, and fluctuating temperatures. Without proper materials, they can fade, crack, or become unstable. That’s why we only offer in-pool barstools designed for aquatic use - made from advanced, weatherproof materials that maintain structural integrity and appearance. It’s an investment in both safety and long-term value.

If a storm is approaching, it’s best to remove or secure your in-pool barstools, especially if they’re not water-weighted or anchored. While many models are designed to be filled with water for stability, strong winds or rising water levels can displace them. For safety, store them in a protected area or follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for severe weather conditions.

Installation is usually simple. Most freestanding in-pool barstools arrive ready to fill and use - just place them in your pool and fill with water to stabilize. Some concrete or anchored models may require more involved placement but offer a more permanent solution. Detailed instructions are included with every product, and our team is always here to assist with setup questions.

Weight varies depending on brand and model, but most water-weighted in-pool barstools range from 100 to 300 pounds when filled. This helps keep them stable in moving water or during use. Product pages on our website include full and empty weight specs - check the "Specifications" tab for exact details.

Yes, dimensions are crucial. Always measure your pool's sun shelf or submerged bar area to ensure a proper fit. Consider stool height in relation to water depth - most are designed for use in 10"–15" of water. Be sure to review product dimensions and compare them with your pool’s layout to maintain comfort, safety, and visual balance.

The wrong depth can cause barstools to float, tilt, or become uncomfortable to use. Each stool is designed for a specific range of water depths - usually around 10" to 15" - to ensure proper submersion and user stability. Always double-check the recommended depth range on the product listing and measure your pool carefully for a perfect fit.