Yalissey 3-Seat Porch Swing, Wine Red

When a basic porch bench leaves you choosing between sitting upright and stretching out, this Yalissey swing offers more ways to use the same seat. Its backrest adjusts for sitting, reclining, or lying flat, while the canopy can be angled for shade. The setup is aimed at shared outdoor downtime: three seats, padded cushions, and cup holders make it more lounge-focused than a simple swing, though the listing does not give its overall dimensions.

Key specifications

The backrest has three positions: 105 degrees for a chair-like seat, 135 degrees for a chaise-style recline, and 180 degrees for a flat resting position. The canopy adjusts up to 135 degrees using a knob, so you can change its angle as the sun shifts. The listing describes it as protection from UV rays and rain, but does not provide a weather rating for the whole swing.

The cushions are 3.6 inches thick and use high-density foam. Their 180G polyester covers have a PA coating and are described as splash-proof, water-repellent, and fade-resistant. A dotted fabric underside is intended to help keep the seat cushion from sliding during use. The stated maximum capacity is 750 pounds for three adults, according to the maker. That figure is useful when comparing shared seating, but it does not replace checking whether the swing’s footprint and support setup suit your space.

Who it’s for

This is geared toward households that want one outdoor seat to handle conversation, reading, and occasional lounging. For example, you could sit upright with a drink while chatting, then lower the backrest to 135 degrees to read with your feet up. The flat position adds another option for a nap, rather than requiring a separate chaise lounge.

A solid pick if you have room for a three-seat swing and value adjustable positions more than a compact footprint. If your priority is a straightforward bench for a small porch, a simpler fixed-seat design may be easier to place. Since dimensions are not provided here, measure the intended area before deciding, the three-person format alone does not tell you how much clearance it needs.

What you get

The listed setup includes the swing with its adjustable canopy, thick seat cushions, pillows, and cup holders on both sides. Those holders can keep a cup or phone close while you sit, which is handy when the swing is set away from a side table. The wine-red color gives the cushions a clear visual accent, while the three backrest positions are the more practical distinction from a standard two-position swing.

The cushion fabric is described as water-repellent, not as fully waterproof. That makes it sensible to think of the coating as help with splashes rather than a reason to leave the cushions exposed through every kind of weather. The product information also does not specify the frame material, so buyers who are comparing construction details will have less to go on here.

Practical doubts

Can it be used as a flat bed? The backrest adjusts to a 180-degree position, which the listing describes as a porch swing bed.

Does the canopy move? Yes. Its angle is adjustable up to 135 degrees with a knob.

Are the cushions meant to stay in place? The seat cushion has a dotted, non-slip base, and the covers are described as splash-proof and water-repellent. Those details help with ordinary outdoor use, but the listing does not establish that the cushions can remain outside in prolonged rain.

Buying verdict

Choose this swing if you want a shared porch or garden seat that can shift from upright seating to a reclined or flat position, and you have enough room for a three-seat setup. Its useful edge over a basic fixed bench is that range of positions, plus the canopy and included lounging accessories. Skip it if you need a confirmed footprint, detailed frame specifications, or a compact seat: those needs are not answered by the available product information.