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Chaise — Kingsley Bate archive photograph

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Chaise — Kingsley Bate range-page photograph

Supplier range-page photography · © Kingsley Bate — retrieved 2026-07-31

TiburonKingsley Bate

Chaise

sunloungers & daybeds · stainless & aluminium · SKU TB79

Mixed-media Tiburon line: high-grade #304 stainless steel, batyline sling and premium teak; dining tables (square & rectangular), stacking/side chairs and chaise; cream or black. Not recommended within 10 miles of ocean or near pool water.

IN STOCK — AUSTRALIADispatch 2–5 business days from Melbourne

Materialstainless & aluminium

TeakAll-weather wickerStainless steelAluminium

As suppliedW 63.5 cm / L 191 cm / SH 36 cm

Width63.5 cm

Depth200.7 cm

Height—

Seat height 36 cm · Weight 18.1 kg

Custom cushionsMade to order for this frame, in your chosen fabric — commission cushions, or read Cushions & comfort below.

No finish chosen yet. Pick one above and it is kept with the piece — through the shortlist, the workspace schedule and the export.

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Full specification8 sections

Materials

teakstainless steelbatyline

Material family

stainless & aluminium

Fabric

Batyline sling; cream or black

Cushion code

—

Customer's own material

Not accepted on this piece

Typology, as supplied

CHAISE

Features

hidden wheels
replaceable batyline slings

Handling & storage

Not stated on this piece’s record — which is not the same as ruled out. Ask us and we will confirm with the factory.

Working height

No bar or counter working height on this piece’s record.

Record notes

Callouts p73 (79/25/14): 79"=length, 25"=width, 14"=seat height (positional). Variants: TB79C (cream), TB79B (black). Callouts unlabelled in source; recorded verbatim in source order. dims_cm labels inferred by cross-product consistency with viewed sibling pages (not individually image-verified); ambiguous values left null.

The Tiburon collection

teak, stainless steel, batyline. 12 pieces indexed in this collection.

Kingsley Bate is teak-first, so the browse unit is the material rather than a colourway: the timber is specified by how it is allowed to weather, not by a paint code.

In the maker’s words

Seating is constructed in mixed media from #304 stainless steel, premium teak, and Batyline™ fabric.
The elegant yet durable Tiburon chaise is a contemporary mixed media piece of heavy duty, #304 grade stainless steel, Batyline™ and teak.

Kingsley Bate’s own wording for this piece, as published on our Kingsley Bate site — original spelling kept. Cushion and cover references are the supplier’s accessory codes, confirmed at quote.

Teak
All-weather wicker
Stainless steel
Aluminium

Batyline sling; cream or black

Cushion fabric

135 · kingsleybate.com/fabrics + kingsleybate.com.au

The maker's named cushion library — 135 fabrics across grades A to D. Choose one and it is kept with the piece, through the shortlist, the workspace schedule and the export.

Cushion fabric135

Grade A61

Grade B42

Grade C20

Grade D12

Fabric images are not to scale and colour reads differently on every screen — order a physical sample before specifying. Swatches and grades are the maker’s own, read from Kingsley Bate (manufacturer) (2026-07-31) and Kingsley Bate Australia (Casualife microsite) (2026-07-25).

Cushion thickness is deck arithmetic, not a style choice: the maker builds the bare frame deck low or high knowing what will sit on it, and the cushion is the remainder to a comfortable finished seat. That is why a dining pad runs thin and deep seating runs thick — neither is an upgrade on the other.

For a sunloungers or daybed: 8–12 cm, hinged — the pad follows the adjustable back, and an open-cell fast-draining core is the default — this is the most weather-exposed typology in the range.
Core: Exposed pieces take an open-cell, fast-draining (reticulated) core: water passes straight through instead of pooling in the foam. A crowned profile sheds standing water by geometry. Neither makes a cushion waterproof — outdoor builds drain, they do not seal.
Fabric: Outdoor cloth earns its keep in the fibre. Solution-dyed yarn carries its pigment all the way through the fibre, so colour survives sun and scrubbing; surface-dyed cloth wears its colour off. Performance fabrics are water-resistant rather than waterproof, and mildew grows on dirt sitting on the cloth, not in the fibre itself — which is why the published care is washing, drying and standing a soaked cushion on edge to drain.
Patterns & your own fabric: Fabrics and patterns are fully specifiable — plains, stripes and prints, with repeat, direction and railroading captured in the brief so a pattern lands straight on every panel. Many pieces also accept customer’s own material (C.O.M.) — the brief asks rather than assumes.

The maker’s cushion grammar

Kingsley Bate specifies a cushion in three published steps — the piece, the fabric grade, the edge style — across four edge styles and two fabric tiers (Standard and High-Performance). Cushions are sized to the frame, and the maker’s own care page says it plainly: stand a soaked cushion on edge and let it drain.

Commission custom cushions

Made to order through our supplier workshops — sized to this frame, in your chosen fabric, from a thin dining pad to a full deep-seating build.