The rocking is really smooth
No juddering and no noise. It is genuinely relaxing rather than fidgety.
Rosie A.







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The head cushion sits on top of everything else, a separate bolster tied at the top of the woven back. It is the first thing the eye registers, because it breaks the line: cream against brown, soft against woven. The rest is a mid-brown weave, wrapped over a dark frame. That pillow is what separates this outdoor rocking chair from a patio chair with a cushion thrown on it.
The back rises high enough for the pillow to land where the neck meets the shoulders rather than behind the skull. The seat pad is thick and the woven shell is deep, so the sitting position ends up further back than the frame suggests. Below, the base is one continuous steel curve, and the arc is short and even. Where the weave leaves gaps, daylight comes through in thin lines across the cushions.
Two things matter about where it stands. The base needs ground that is flat across its whole length: on a paved terrace with wide joints, or on gravel, the curve catches and the movement turns uneven. And the back needs air behind it, since the top of the frame travels backwards at the end of each stroke.
The finish was settled before anything else: a mid-brown weave over a dark frame, with cream pads on top. Handwoven PE rattan is described as weather-resistant, and unlike a plant fibre it takes up no water, so rain beads on the cords and runs to the floor instead of sitting in the weave. The steel beneath is powder-coated, which matters most at the joints, where damp starts.
The cushions are textile, and they follow a different rule from the frame. Common practice is to bring them in when the weather turns, so they are dry when they are next needed. In full daylight the brown weave goes warmer and the cream pads take the light without glare; under cloud, both drop back and the frame line becomes the strongest.
Set it beside three things and the differences show: the seats meant to live outside, which answer the same conditions, the models drawn as objects, where the frame is meant to be looked at, and the seats built to tip, which share only the movement.
Standard garden seating stops at the shoulder blades. A patio armchair is built to be sat in upright, and the back is drawn to that height. Add a rocking base and the head has nowhere to go once the chair tips backwards. The pillow here fills that gap, so the angle the base creates is one the body can hold. The frame is rated to 136 kg.
It works where a chair can stay put and be sat in properly: a covered terrace, a balcony deep enough to take the arc, a veranda, a spot under an overhang where the cushions stay out of the rain. A fixed garden chair holds one position and leaves the head unsupported.
A terrace chair is usually chosen to be looked at. An outdoor rocking chair with a pillow at the top is chosen to be sat in. The pillow is the difference.
Three questions that come up in October rather than in June.
Synthetic rattan on a rust-resistant frame is usually left out; natural cane is not, since it absorbs water and splits as it freezes. Even with the synthetic kind, standing water is the thing to avoid, so a spot that drains and a cover that breathes do more than a sheltered wall.
When it will go unused for weeks, not overnight. A cover left on through a mild damp spell traps more moisture than it keeps out, which is why breathable ones are the standard advice. Fit it over a dry frame, and lift it on a clear day to let the air through.
Dry first, then sealed. Cushions that go into a box damp come out marked in spring, so leave them somewhere airy until the covers are dry through, then bag them and keep the bag off a concrete floor. A shed shelf or a loft works; a garage corner that floods does not.
Type: Outdoor Rattan Rocking Chair
Upholstery: Handwoven PE Rattan
Padding: Thick Cushions with Head Pillow
Frame: Powder-Coated Steel
Rocking Base: Curved Steel Base
Maximum Load Capacity: 136 kg
Assembly: Simple and Quick


Your perfect place to unwind
Some corners of the house just pull you in. This is one of them.

Sink into ultra-soft comfort.
Rattan weave and a modern silhouette that look just as considered on the patio as they do in the conservatory. Drag the slider to see it both ways.

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Built to last for years.

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At My Rocking Chair, rocking chairs aren't just another product—they're our speciality. We craft every rocking chair with comfort, quality and timeless design at its core, helping you create a home that's made for relaxing, sharing moments and making memories. Because finding the perfect rocking chair should feel as effortless as sitting in one.
The details that make every day a little more comfortable.
All-day comfort
Thick, enveloping padding built for hours of easy relaxation.
Gentle, quiet rocking
A smooth, silent motion that helps you truly unwind.
Ergonomic support
Thoughtfully shaped to support your back, neck and arms.
Timeless design
An elegant silhouette that suits any interior, year after year.
Built to last
Solid frames and premium materials, made to age beautifully.
Quick assembly
Ready to rock in about 30 minutes, with no special tools.
No stress and no special tools. Follow the included guide and you will be ready to rock in about 30 minutes.
Unbox
Lay out the parts and the fittings included in the box.
Follow the guide
Clear, step-by-step instructions come with every chair.
Fix the base
Attach the frame and rockers with just a few screws.
Sit back
In around 30 minutes it is done. Time to relax.
It's a durable steel frame wrapped in weather-resistant PE rattan, engineered specifically for garden, patio and balcony use through the seasons.
The thick seat cushion and supportive head pillow are designed to help you genuinely unwind for hours, not just add colour to the chair.
The gently curved rocking base is designed for a soothing, fluid motion on patios and garden surfaces alike.
You have 14 days to return it for a full refund.
Its elegant rattan weave and modern silhouette are designed to complement both indoor and outdoor living spaces, not just fill a corner of the patio.
Not at all. Everything you need is in the box, with a clear step-by-step guide to follow — most people have it fully assembled in around 30 minutes.