Very nice for the price. These are not the solid plank ones, made from the same plastic boards as modern decks. However, you wouldn't know it until you tried to lift one. I bought 4, and then bought 4 more after seeing them. I think you would need to be careful with these in the freezing cold (how plastics tend to crack in the cold), but we put our chairs away in the winter. Used seasonally, I'm guessing we'll get about 5 to 7 years use out of them. Satisfied.

We have purchased several Keter items from Sam's Club. They are in the Florida sun year round and we've had no issues. This is our 3rd Adirondack chair that we have purchased and we couldn't be happier. We have had our deck box for at least 8 years and it has held up so well. Highly recommend this product.

We purchased 4 of these chairs. During assembly we noticed some hardware missing for one of them. The manufacturer no longer makes the chairs we ordered, so Sam's Club sent us a new chair just so we could get the right parts! The chairs are durable, and exactly as we hoped, but Sam's Club customer service exceeded all of our expectations!

These are very nice chairs for the price. They look like the solid poly chairs without the weight. This makes them much easier to move around. They have enough weight to them so they don't blow around on a windy day. My only reservation about giving this a 5 star is that if I lift them up by the arms to move them, the arms pop out. So, you have to remember to lift from the front and back of the chair. They also are not sealed and are hollow, so there may eventually be some water that may leak inside. They were very easy to assemble. We've had one set for a year and they have held up very well out exposed to the weather. So, we purchased two more.

These are great chairs and a pretty good deal at $90. But, as previous reviewer samsathome stated, there are a couple of simple and easy modifications which can and should be done to assure that these chairs can be made stronger and more robust - especially if they're to be used by big & heavy folks. His recommendations are spot on and provide excellent suggestions which should be easy for nearly anyone to accomplish at only a few bucks per chair - money well spent which should add life to these chairs. Highly recommend these chairs - comfortable, fun, and almost completely maintenance free !!

We ordered 4 chairs. 2 are gorgeous and 2 came broken. Sams Club still hasn't contacted us back regarding how to return the broken items. After almost 2 hours of customer service chats and promises that they will contact me with details. These chairs are worth the money if they come in tact, but $100 for broken plastic is not ok.

Be sure to read the reviews and have appropriate expectations of this product. We purchased four of these chairs for $80 apiece, not wanting to spend several hundred per chair. I read plenty of reviews about the arms and connections. Once I assembled these, it became clear this problem has not been addressed yet. During assembly, you slide a metal piece into the plastic arm and then tighten a bolt into the metal insert. Not structurally stable at all. Our four chairs have lasted about two weeks, I broke the first one today by moving the chair by the arm.

I purchased 6 Adirondack chairs on-line. When I received the chairs one was broken and one was missing all of the (bag of screws and bolts). I have called 4 times. And can get no where. I fixed the broken chair with (gorilla glue) yes even after paying a couple hundred dollars I have a gorilla glued chair. Now I need a bag of nuts and bolts and they are telling I have to take the chair to the store/or ship it back. I do not understand why a bag can not be sent to me. Again. No help at all with customer service. If anything they make it very hard for the client.

Love me some Sam's. But this plastic Adirondack chair has a DESIGN FLAW. Two of them broke at the exact same point with no strange or excessive force. Where the arm-piece attaches to the back-piece, after perfect and perfectly easy assembly, merely moving the chair(s) to mow around then caused the weak, unreinforced junction to snap. I replaced the broken chairs but if had to tell the family NOT to ever use the (obviously most convenient) armrests to move the chairs. The only way to avoid snapping the arms off the chair is to awkwardly lift it by the one-piece back and reposition it. Good luck, furniture buyer. And try harder, Keter (furniture designer).

We ordered 4 chairs, 2 turquoise and 2 grey. The material is good quality but the hardware to assemble was junk. All 4 chairs have bolts that will not screw in because of poor threading. The bolts will not back out so now we are stuck with 4 chairs that are semi assembled. Not worth the money