I bet you the people writing bad reviews didn't have the metal anchors properly seated. Especially on the arms, they tend to fall out of place. Most of the bad reviews mention breakage where the chair back connects to the arms. If that happens, you're screwing metal into plastic and it's going to break. I used a small piece of tape to keep the metal anchor in place while I attached the arms. I verified that it's correctly anchored. We'll see if there's any breakage, but I think that solved it. To the manufacturer, some of the metal anchors slot into place, and especially with some force, line up correctly. But you're going to keep getting returns especially because the arm anchor in the back doesn't stay in place as you flip it over.

We needed some chairs for our front porch. These chairs aren’t quite the same quality as the Adirondack chairs that are $300+ but for the price they are great! They definitely hold weight, and the weather doesn’t seem to bother them. Happy with this purchase!

For us to spend a lot of money on lawn chairs seemed silly. These chairs are about 3 times more than the not so cheap lawn chairs we have sold everywhere But these are so much better! They are plastic but very sturdy, attractive, drink holder, easy to put together( just make sure you line up the square washers) and (we hesitated cause of this) Comfortable!! Bought 2 cause of this and got two more.

I had been looking at these in the store for years. I was a little concerned they would be a little too small. They went on sale, and I finally purchased one (then two). They are full size, good looking and pretty easy to assemble. They are what I expected. There are only a couple of downsides. First, they are not super stable if you sit on the front edge, like getting into or out of the chair. For some reason they have a tendency to tip forward. Just need to be conscious of that. Otherwise, it does not affect the functioning. Second, I am a little heavier (265 lbs) and you hear some minimal creaking or movement if I shift my weight heavily in the chair, i.e., suggesting that a bigger person (like me) should not be too rough on these. So these might not be the best for heavier people, like 285 lbs and up. I don't know. However, they are good looking and pretty comfortable. We bought some of the side tables also, which are nice, and one of the small deck boxes, which is also nice. They all match.

We needed sturdy and durable chairs for the western slope of Colorado. The air is dry and the temperatures often and get over 100°. So far these chairs have been great and there’s no chance of peeling paint since the color is baked into the resin. They were easy to assemble and are sturdy

Provided hardware material is very cheap and has very little tolerance. So if your off by just a little, the screw will fuse into the bolt and screw head strips. Plastic has already started to turn and fad (only 2 weeks outside). Sam’s Club also did bait and switch and overcharged me enemies though I have the invoice with a different amount. Customer service refuses to escalate

We bought 6 of these for a firepit area. We loved they were large, comfortable and didn't blow around in high wind. Less than 3 years later and *ALL 6* have CRACKED IN THE SEAT. We aren't heavy people. My husband and I both weigh less than 200lbs. No reason to crack. Some of the arms also broke within the first year. Wish they would have lasted longer. We are about to purchase 6 more of another brand that are made of HDPE. Hopefully they last longer as spending another $600 is not ideal.

Just got these delivered today. wow they are a lot bigger than I thought they would be. (good thing) I put one together right in my office with a simple screwdriver. I saw other people having trouble with assembly, you have to make sure the flat metal nuts are pushed in all the way and line up with the hole for the screw. I put mine together in like ten minutes. I saw in the picture online, where it looked like it folded up but I don't see any way of doing that

Missing hardware pieces. Contacted the manufacturer only to find out I had to file a warranty claim and send pictures for three missing nuts. Customer service told me to go on line and file a claim. We are talking 3 little flat special nuts that the arms screw into! Ordered 4 of these chairs and all the parts bags were torn open. Avoid these chairs and save yourself a lot of trouble. Made by Keter Co.

Easy to build