These are beautiful chairs, comfortable and sturdy. Very easy to assemble too. I'm very happy with them so far. I haven't had them for long enough time to

These chairs sell out every year and I finally got mine! It took me a couple of years to finally be able to buy them as they sell out quickly each year. Can't wait to use them!

Extremely comfortable and durable. I planned to build Adirondack chairs but saw these and decided to give a try. Bought two and went back for two more after getting them put together beast assembly.

Bought the gray chairs. Beautiful chairs & heavy. They get extremely hot in the sun though & one of the arms didn't stay held together with the screw, so had to use some duct tape inside it for the metal piece to stay put.

High quality and very comfortable. As someone who has a back injury in my lower back, the curved back provides support for a comfortable, natural sitting position.

I bought 4 chairs in 2022. I figured they would outlive them the cheap Adirondack chairs that you see stacked at all the stores. Boy was i wrong… 3 out of 4 chairs have cracks in the seat and one of them has fallen apart and you cant even sit in it. I would say i got 8 months out of them. What is the warranty?

I actually opened a Sam's Club MasterCard to get a discount on these. To be a plastic chair, they are quite expensive. I thought they would be tough since they have such a high weight rating. They are heavy, they do seem to have a higher quality than the typical cheap resin chairs, but they aren't I actually had resin chairs from a big box store that cost 1/2 as much and lasted for 3 years. I reached out to the Keter Company to see they could send replacement parts for the section of the back that cracking at a mounting point for the arm. They refused. At that point I had them over a month and that was beyond the Sam's Club return policy. A policy in which, even though Sam's sells them, they shouldn't be responsible for poor manufacturing. I spent 4 times the cost of basic adirondack resin chairs and now, they are relegated to the small kids to use because the cracking is only getting worse with a 240lb man and a 185lb woman using them.

Purchased 6 chairs, one of the tabs broke which holds the arm up after only a month. Opened a case with Keter, they don't respond to emails. I have to open new cases just to reply to my first case. 6 months later they say they don't have the product anymore and can give a prorated refund. Unacceptable as we need 6 chairs, not 5 and a prorated refund. So much for a 10 year warranty.

I bought 4 of these chairs almost 3 years ago. At the same time, I bought 4 Polywood chaise lounge chairs & 2 side tables in white. The Polywood furniture still is bright white and requires no maintenance. These chairs turn yellow and even with washing are not the original white. They require way too much scrubbing and still are yellow. The picture shows a chair recently washed compared to very white Polywood side table. Is there a warranty on these chairs? If so, how do I return? Wish I would have purchased all Polywood products.

The reviews about broken arm supports are correct. Even the display in Sam's was broken in the same spot. With some extra bolts, nuts and washers, you can support the arms and back properly. Before you mount the arm rests, use a flat head screw driver to separate the arm rest into the top and bottom half. It will pop upon, it is not glued together, I did it on the inside of the arm rest. Once it's apart, put the square bolts in the arm rest as instructed. Attach the arm rest and screw the front part in all the way. Attach the back of the arm rest to the back support and put the screw in just enough to hold it in place. Notice the indention that aligns the arm rest, this is where you will drill through to the back rest for added support. Using a 1/4” bit, drill all the way through. Then use a 1/4-20 x 2 stainless bolt (I used a pan Phillips machine screw), a 1/4-20 stainless nylon bolt and two 1/4 x 3/4 stainless washers. Once you have the screw/bolt secure, take the back arm rest screw out, clip the top back to the arm rest and then put the screw back in. I bought all of the hardware at Lowe's, enough for four chairs was right at $12. This will add a good bit of support to the back rest and take the strain off the arm rest clip. Hope that helps! Obviously, I'd rather not make these modifications, but for $79, it's not that bad.