Assembly very difficult- hard to line up flat nuts for bolts, easy to cross thread them. I did on 2 and then couldn’t get the bolts out, they broke off. I had to drill 2 holes through the leg and use my own bolts to fasten it. Quality control poor, 1 seat had a large gouge in it and scratches. (Manufacturer did ship me a replacement). Otherwise, chair is nice.

Amazing chairs! Great value, extremely sturdy but not super heavy or bulky. Sooo easy to put together too! Highly recommend!

Beautiful quality chair. Fits good sized people and is not flimsy. It is a nice chair to add to our sitting area. Very happy with it.

Nice, well built, comfortable chairs. The only drawback is that plastic chairs get really hot in the sun. But, I expect that they will last longer and be less maintenance than painted wooden chairs…we’ll see how the test of time goes.

Absolutely love these chairs. So easy to assemble. They truly are comfortable to sit in, and the cup holder is just an extra bonus! Well worth the money .

Several of the molded pieces didn’t fit together as designed. Created big gaps to allow water intrusion where the pieces fit together. Returned both chairs.

These chairs fall in-between the flimsy molded chairs and the heavy, solid plastic lumber chairs. Easy to assemble. Cup-holder molded into armrest is an improvement to last year's swing-out design. Good color selection, but they need to add red and yellow.

A picture on this websites dropdown shows this chair folded in half for storage....They DO NOT FOLD!!! Happy with the chair but unless someone reads all the questions previously asked (which I did not do) it is deceiving to a buyer. The fact that it showed this chair folded was one of the reasons I chose it. Sam's needs to remove that picture from their website.

We purchased 4 chairs for the backyard. 3 were great, assembly was smooth, and they feel sturdy and durable. A 4th chair, and ultimately a 5th chair replacement gave us the blues. The holes would not line up for the legs, so we could never get the screws all the way in. We finally got a 2nd replacement and the screws finally went in. Other than the slight issue with the screw holes, the chairs seem to be good.

Bait n switch. In the store the chairs have cupholders that hide. Received fixed cupholders instead. Nightmare with customer service ensued. Then after we reached a settlement another problem arose. I had read reviews where people have problems with the hardware. I figured out what the problem is and how to avoid it!! The chairs are put together with stainless steel bolts and rectangular nuts. Some of the nuts are NOT threaded! If you don’t test all of the nuts before using them you could find yourself in a bad situation… I contacted Keter to tell them about their lack of quality control (as they could easily check the 8 nuts before sending the chairs out. They are too cheap to send extras, too cheap to check them… And then have no problem giving you a very very hard time to get a replacement NUT (including trying to blame you for not following directions!!!) But no, their unthreaded nuts are the problem and its very doubtful this defect made it to the owners attention. I Tried, but they have such a blame the customer attitude on the front end its very unlikely this reported discovery made it to the top! Too bad the head doesn’t know how the tail treats customers for their own defects! The chairs are made from molded components (halves that were pre-snapped together, but were not always snapped together fully, or would not stay snapped together. Another Quality issue and no remedy. Just cheapens the look a little.). Keter also refused to swap out the arms for the correct ones, they blamed Sams for the bait n switch.