excellent chait

A+

Very comfortable

Solid sturdy chairs

I bought a couple of these chairs on clearance for $46, they were very easy to assemble and looks great and sits comfortably. For the people saying the hardware is bad, you have to use like a flat screwdriver to push the nuts all the way in so the holes will line up correctly when screwing in the bolts. If you skip this step chances are the screws will strip or not go in at all.

GOODS: Made in USA, easy to assemble, comfortable, 10 year warranty IF you register it, gives an 800 number for complaints & replacement parts or hardware. BADS: It does NOT fold up for storage. One of the pics looks like it folds up, but is simply to show every angle of the chair. It does seem Deceptive, but I don't think it's deliberate. I was able to simulate their pic, but had to lean it upside down against a railing & stand on my head to take the pic. I called to get a replacement screw & nut, got a very pleasant girl & did mention the deceptive pic & suggested removing it.

We ordered 10 of these hoping to find a composite similar product, although made nicer than your average plastic adirondack from big box store, they were not for us. I couldn't justify paying $60 for a glorified plastic chair. No weight to it and molded hollow plastic parts. We had to return all of them. Great return process though;)

Chairs are okay/good for the price. They are a strong plastic not poly/wood but regular plastic much stronger than regular pvc chair though. The real issue is the hardware. I bought 3 chairs and am a full time maintenance man, so I'm competent and will tell you the hardware is poor. 1 Buy neverseize as these are stainless steel and once they start galling its a nightmare.2 the screw is a Philips #3 so get a #3 bit or driver 3 the screws are 1/4-20 incase you need to tap a nut or thread especially the nuts as they are threaded poorly and not even particularly straight.

The chair sits nice once you get it together--therein lies the problem. They obviously has defective hardware packaging. Mine was missing some. I went out to find screws and nuts laying on the porch--no telling how many are in the truck. The culprit was brittle plastic hardware packaging. So for fun I spent more time on the phone and finding my receipt for this product than it took to put the first chair together. Keter already knows they have packaging/delivery issues with these chairs from Sam's Club but still insists on the typical bureaucracy--send a receipt, a picture a this and that for the hardware. Next time (there will not be) I'll just reorder the whole item and return the one missing hardware.

Seems to be good quality for the price