We have had these chairs for a few years now. They do get some mold on them but we leave them outside all year round and live in the suburbs of Chicago so they see some weather. They clean up pretty easily. We have had some of the seating slats break but Lifetime has been great about replacing parts. They are very comfortable to sit in.

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.

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.

These chairs are very comfortable, however I purchased because of the "durability" and "cleanability" versus the wood adirondack chairs I have always used. Within 2 years they have been destroyed by squirrels! We have a plethora of outdoor seating and these are the only item that the squirrels have destroyed. I'm unsure what is in the makeup of the chair that attracts them, but if you have squirrels in the neighborhood I would suggest a different product.

[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.

I have 4 of these chairs and LOVE them until one of the seat slats broke. They won't sell you a replacement slat, you have to buy the entire seat section. On top of that you have to pay for shipping on the seat section verses one slat. Great product but not very customer focused if there is a problem. Not sure the Lifetime name is appropriate.

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!

Great chairs. Yes, construction is tedious - a lot of screws! But a lot of screws contribute to strength in the chair, so not a problem for me. My only issue is that the squirrels attacked all eight arms of my four chairs and chewed them up! So I am knocking off one star. Lucky for me, Lifetime Products does provide replacement parts. I need to figure out how to add some metal tape to the edges of the new arms to squirrel-proof them.

My son put this chair together and one of the seat boards that came assembled was cracked at the screw. We decided to go ahead with the assembly anyway. He grumbled a bit as the tool supplied was not hardened metal and lasted only long enough to get the job done. The chair is very comfortable and is easy for me to get in and out of with ease. I am in my seventies and this was a big consideration for me. Everyone that has tried it says it is a very comfortable chair. I would purchase again. (As information the email I received asking for a review did not work.)

We received two of these polystyrene chairs and found the assembly to be nearly impossible. It has taken many hours for us to assemble one chair because the polystyrene is extremely hard and therefore extremely difficult to get screws to insert properly, even with a powerful electric drill driver. Wood has a degree of flexibility which allows screws to begin insertion and tighten to the maximum point. I would recommend buying wood chairs which will be much easier to assemble and probably last with proper care just about as well.