Perfect Rocker. I've had 2 of these for 5 years and love them. Just bought two more. I primmed and painted mine white. I know I could have purchased similar rockers that are already painted but they are not Teak and Teak is a better-quality wood. It does take two people to put them together but it's very easy to do. They are so comfortable too. I recommend buying them.

I substituted clear gorilla glue for the included glue in the mortise tenon joints. The weight supporting joints are further stabilized with embedded threaded nuts to hold the locktite tipped machine screws. Not one of the 3 chairs we bought even squeak when I rock…I weigh 330. Seems to be a sturdy design, which makes it an outstanding chair nowadays. Recommend!

These look great on our front porch! Treat with teak oil if you want to avoid graying-plus it really deepens the beautiful color.

I bought this for my son to use on his patio. Teak is for outdoor use. The directions say don’t leave outside.

Very easy to assemble. Most comfortable rocker I've ever sat in. Put 2 coats of teak oil on it. Looks fabulous. Nice outside or in my home.

Very disappointed with quality of the drilled holes. Two holes were oversized for the rocker. Also, two screw holes were not drilled.

Great rocking chairs! We bought 2 of these years ago, & just added 2 more! They last, even out in the weather, and are always comfortable!

Great chair, I’ve never found it less expensive anywhere else, I recently purchased my 3rd one. Guests have commented how comfortable the rocker is.

We discovered this rocker at the Charleston Tea Garden in Charleston, SC. They were weathered and well used but still solid and very comfortable. Those rockers probably are sat in 50 times a day, crawled all over by kids and, if anything, overused. They weathered a beautiful gray. Quite a testament to their quality. We inquired as to how to purchase and they said Sam's Club. We bought two. They are shipped with almost elegant packing and are easy to assemble. I'm impressed with their quality and I'm a picky woodworker. Very happy.

I bought two rockers for the front porch. The first one went together good. The other one we have to redrill a hole to make the rocker fit the leg. Should have returned but husband fixed it. Besides that. We really like the chairs.