Handle supported and height adjustable lounge chair

Abstract: A lounge chair assembly having a seat portion, pivotally associated back portion, and further pivotally associated lower leg portion. Each of the seat, back and leg portions includes an outer frame to which is secured an inner user supporting covering. Pairs of spaced apart and downwardly extending legs, either four or six in total, extend from locations associated with the intermediate seat portion. Each of the legs includes an outer fixed portion and a telescopically extending inner portion adjustable to vary a height of the seat portion relative to a supporting ground surface. Recess mounted and outwardly displaceable handle portions are associated with first and second side frame locations of the seat portion to facilitate transport of the same. Also, a side frame mounted and pivotable canister assembly releasably secures a selected item. (end of abstract)