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

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.

This HDPE material is the same thing cutting boards are made of. 3 years of being on our sun beaten porch and these look like new. Clean up to like new with a wet wash cloth and are super comfortable ! Now if they would make a matching grey foot stool out of this hdpe I would buy 2 in a second !

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.

When you’re paying this much for a chair you’d expect to find that the holes for the screws would at least line up. The screws provided with the product were cheap and made for an interesting build. Once the chairs were put together they were durable and nice to sit in. Which made up for the colorful language my husband displayed while working with shotty craftsmanship and the inability to line holes up which should have been a simple process.

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.

It's one thing to produce a good product, another to stand behind it with superior service. I bought two of these chairs two years ago. The chairs themselves are great -- comfortable and sturdy. But after a 1,000 mile move, one of the screws on a chair went missing. A call to the company resulted in a call with a nice representative who offered to send a couple of screws right away. Can't beat that!

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!

Loved the look of these chairs but shortly after beginning to use them the seat slats began breaking - and we are all thin and do not have children climbing on the chairs!!! Very disappointed to have them break so easily! We bought 4 of these chairs!!!

We bought 4 chairs 6 years ago and this year half the slats started cracking. We keep them indoors during winter so not exposed year around. We thought they had a lifetime warranty when we purchased but no. They said we have to buy new replacement slates. The tables we bought are warping snd cracking too. Bad material that doesn’t last. Very disappointing in light of the price we paid.