We have had 6 of these chairs for 4+ years around our fire pit. They are currently covered in snow, but every season we power wash off the black spots and they look brand new again. Only imperfection is our fault from a fire amber starting to melt a 1/4" spot. If they made a children's model, id buy a couple in a heart beat for my daughter and friends

Bought these several years ago and they are not "lifetime" chairs. For some reason, the squirrels love to gnaw on these, and sparks from the campfire mark them quickly. Over time, UV seems to make the plastic brittle. Similarly priced poly lumber chairs are much more durable.

I have had two Adirondack chairs that were priced right, great comfort level, and are great looking. I leave them out all year round. Nice to sit outside in the sun on a winters day too. Recently a couple of seats slats broke on both chairs. I placed a call to Lifetime and was pleasantly surprised to have sent to me, free of charge, replacement seat parts. I am so pleased with the Lifetime product, I have recently purchased an outside Adirondack table.

We were so excited about the two gray Adirondack chairs we purchased for our new home until we took it out of the box and began the assembly. The holes did not line up well, at all. One chair took 3 hours to assemble. We have had them for a week and the arm rests have spots all over them. Wish I bought a different brand and spent a little more money!

We purchased these for a mountain cabin. We are very pleased and feel we got a lot of chair for the money. I recommend you use an electric screwdriver, chucked with a #4 Hex and DO NOT OVERIGHTEN. I'm willing to bet a lot of the issues folks encounter happen when they tighten the screws too far. For whatever reason, my chair did not have instructions so I downloaded them from this site. When you assemble the chair your screws are in a package. You will notice there are four screws longer than the rest. Those are the last screws you use. If you try to put one in a hole intended for the smaller screw you will certainly damage the chair. I wish you made some other items in the Adirondack style, such as a lounger, footstool and tables. I would buy them.

I have always loved and have owned Adirondacks. The last four were made of wood. No need to tell you the problems with sanding, scraping and maintenance. These look beautiful, we have four. I wished there were tables, I think I will look to another maker for those. My wife loves these chairs too, it will be great to be able to rinse with the hose, dry with a towel and sit immediately, again something we could not do with the wood chairs.

We bought the chair a little over 2 years ago. One of the bottom seat slats cracked. Evidently the name "Lifetime" is only a name. I was told we had to purchase a new part, no warranty, and that you cannot buy just the one slat. Rather, you must buy the whole bottom section. Extremely disappointed in the product and company not backing their product

Really happy with these chairs and assume they will last forever and be much more maintenance free than wood or painted surfaces. Assembly was not bad but I am above average mechanically. The only improvement than should be made is the screws, they are soft. So is the metal hex head tools that come with it. The screw heads round out very easily and so does the wrench. I used a drill and my own bit but had to be very careful to keep it lined up straight and keep from having any screw on a bind. One wrong move and the screw strips out and becomes useless. Also, it would be helpful if there was more of a point on the screw to help find the hole. The pre-drilled holes here lined up well. Be sure to only screw in each screw part way until the whole chair is assembled, then go back and tighten them all. Just be very care with the screws at all time. Very high quality chairs with very low quality screws

Just bought this on the weekend I like the design and the feeling of a solid product but time will tell However assembly was difficult and too long it was difficult lining up the holes and there were so many, the company claims that it stain resistant but see my photos By the time I was half way assembeled it had stains and they wont wipe off I dont know what this is going to look like in a month.

I love everything about these chairs except critters eat the edges of the arm rests and slats that you sit on. Call Lifetime and they said to spray every month with Critter Ritter, but that's a pain in the neck. I have them at my cabin which i don't to every month, especially in the winter. Tried to add a jpeg photo, but this system who do it.