My wife and I are very good at this assembly thing, and we found this chair (we assembled 3) to be moderately difficult on that front. Some pieces were hard to line up, so we used kabob skewers to help with alignment. Game changer! One of the armrests may be warped front to back, and several of the armrests do not sit flush with the rear support. Defeats the purpose of a support, right? One chair has a rear leg that is not flat with the ground. The entire weight of the right-rear corner is supported by about an inch of leg.

I purchased four of you Adirondack chairs for our deck a few years back....Such a confortable Chair, our guests always comment on this...My Grandson was being rambunctious by jumping from chair to chair and broke one of the 20” seat boards...I called customer service was lucky enough to speak to Heidi who was so helpful is sending that one board to replace my,broken one...rather make be buy the whole seat kit....I was a fan of the product but now am devoted to your wonderful service...will spread the word...THANK YOU HEIDI... Your fan Denni

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.

I started out with one to put out by my fire pit. I have three teak wood chairs that I have to oil regularly. This Adirandack chair looked great with my real wood chairs and it was so comfortable and easy to move around that I went back and bought two more! I love that I don't have to do anything to them to keep them looking nice!

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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a very nice quality chair. I give it 5 stars for comfortability and quality. There is a nice coating over the pressed board which makes it easy to clean. The arms of this chair are nice and wide. The assembly was a little difficul, and that's why I have it 4 stars. Some of the holes were misaligned making it harder to turn he L or Alan wrench that came with the assembly pack. So you want to have some hand strength to assemble this. It's heavy duty and not meant to be moved around too much, but I'm lightweight and I'm still able to move it to a different area if I need to mow the lawn. So far, very happy with this product. Way Better than the cheap plastic ones that break every year. I plan to have this one for years to come. (This product was sent to me for an unbiased review) with that being said, I would still recommend this product to my friends or family.

Ordered four- impossible to assemble each one in less than a backbreaking, sweating, prying, pulling tugging, cursing fury. It made no difference after I built the first one, the second one took exactly the same time and fought the entire way. Cheap Allen key provided strips within four screws - and there are 48 screws per chair. Holes don't line up, everything needs to be put together loose, fought to get to line up and then everything needs to be retightened. One of the two I assembled so far arrived with a cracked seat bar. I don't have the patience nor the time to fight with putting the other two together and am considering either lighting them both on fire in my driveway or lugging the 65 pound box each comes in back to my local store for a return. DONT BUT THESE - NIGHTMARE - MADE IN CHINA TOO BTW.

We bought our chairs about 3 years ago and while they are comfortable and relatively sturdy, they just don't hold up well overall. The color has faded significantly and one of the slats broke while sitting on it. Just broke doing nothing. Yes, we have had these chairs for about 3 years but for the amount you pay for them, they should last much longer!

I have purchased at least 10 chairs from this company. Overall, it's a good product but when one breaks (and two have so far) it's really difficult to get parts. One chair has been in our back office for over six months waiting for the correct parts to replace the broken ones, they finally just arrived. Parts were ordered over six weeks ago for the other one and still no parts have arrived. When they described "lifetime" I assumed they would last more than 2 or 3 years and the parts procurement is horrible.

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