Absolutely LOVE these chairs. We bought 6 over 2yrs ago and they have held up great. They accommodate larger people and are super comfortable. They are kept outside all year long and have not faded,cracked or warped at all. They have constant use from teenage boys around a firepit and are very easy to clean. Would highly recommend these as a solid investment!

Eventually cracks and breaks… Cannot sit on front edge as it will crack in the middle… and mind you, I’m not overweight… And then, the back broke at the arm rest… Now useless.

Not good quality

These are great chairs for the money, they are not polywood but they are decent and look like they will last a good number of years. I bought two and had no problems putting them together, took about 20 minutes for both. for the bad reviews about the bolts stripping or cross threading, a little hint, start the screws by hand about 5 turns and then use the screwdriver to finish.

I bet you the people writing bad reviews didn’t have the metal anchors properly seated. Especially on the arms, they tend to fall out of place. Most of the bad reviews mention breakage where the chair back connects to the arms. If that happens, you’re screwing metal into plastic and it’s going to break. I used a small piece of tape to keep the metal anchor in place while I attached the arms. I verified that it’s correctly anchored. We’ll see if there’s any breakage, but I think that solved it. To the manufacturer, some of the metal anchors slot into place, and especially with some force, line up correctly. But you’re going to keep getting returns especially because the arm anchor in the back doesn’t stay in place as you flip it over.

These are absolute garbage. First, they are a very cheap plastic. That would be okay given the price. The real issue is assembly. They are a simple concept to assemble, but the hardware is so cheap that the screws go in part way, then strip. No way to remove the screw, no way to get it all the way in. Cutting the head off doesn’t help because of how the backing nut is inserted. So you are basically out of luck, unless you tap all of the backing nuts ahead of assembly.

I was a little apprehensive about this from the negative assembly reviews, but I am pleased with the product. Getting the backing nuts to line up perfectly with the holes is critical for the proper assembly. I could see how someone could cross- thread the screws if not careful. You can use a slightly narrower Philips head screwdriver to line up the backing nuts through the screw holes, and then the threads align properly.

This chair was so easy to put together. It’s so relaxing to sit in whether you’re reading, sitting around a campfire or enjoying what’s around you. Cup holder is a nice addition and it will hold a large water bottle. I like that this chair weighs lighter than a true Adirondack chair made with wood because I can move it around without needing help even though it’s easier with two people. So happy I made the purchase.

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.

stainless hardware, easy assembly, nice looking but I think some of the threaded inserts weren't threaded right. tried to make sure I didn't cross thread any of them but two did anyway, and when that happens in these your in trouble. can't back it out cause the stainless screws are too soft. I would recommend these but run the screws through each threaded insert B4 trying to assemble,