These were super easy to put together, even for an older woman! Very solid, heavy, won't blow around easily. I plan on leaving them out for the midwest winter, I expect they will hold up. They are very roomy to sit in and comfortable. For this price, can't be beat!

stainless hardware, easy assembly, nice looking but I think some of the threaded inserts weren't threaded right. tried to make sure I didn't cross thread any of them but two did anyway, and when that happens in these your in trouble. can't back it out cause the stainless screws are too soft. I would recommend these but run the screws through each threaded insert B4 trying to assemble,

Bought 2 last spring. Have had them outside for a year now. Heavy winds, no problem they didn't blow away. Large seating area for my fat bottom and seem very heavy duty. I'm 6'3 and weigh 285, no issues at all with the sturdiness of the chairs. The cup holders are.a nice add, we use them a lot. The sun doesn't seem to have done any damage to the color or strength. Over the winter we left them out on the hill, uncovered. No issues there either. Very easy to fall asleep in these things. If you wanted to add cushions it would make them all the more comfortable. Well, after 1 year, I'm going back to buy 2 more for the back yard. Hope this helps in your decision making.

Bought these yesterday, none on display so we got them and now we’re returning them, they are a very cheap, lightweight knockoff of pollywood furniture, they would blow away with the first storm, no way these will hold up over time. Two of our 40+ pound Adirondack chairs got blown off our dock, you will have to secure these during bad weather!

I was concerned about the poor reviews based off assembly issues, but I had no issues at all. If you make sure and seat the nuts properly, the bolts amazingly lined up and went in easily, go figure! Who knows if people got bad hardware, or if they just shouldn’t be trusted with simple tasks… Bottom line, if you can use a screw driver and follow simple instructions, you shouldn’t have any trouble. I would buy again.

We bought two of these to replace some cheaper ones we had purchased at the Depot last year. After reading some of these reviews, I was a little concerned about the quality and assembly of them. HOWEVER, ours were easy to assemble and look great! I would note that one box did not come with instructions; maybe the cause of some problems others have had?? IDK but IMO, these are very good quality for this price point. Will defintely be buying more for the back patio!

This chair was so easy to put together. It’s so relaxing to sit in whether you’re reading, sitting around a campfire or enjoying what’s around you. Cup holder is a nice addition and it will hold a large water bottle. I like that this chair weighs lighter than a true Adirondack chair made with wood because I can move it around without needing help even though it’s easier with two people. So happy I made the purchase.

I was a little apprehensive about this from the negative assembly reviews, but I am pleased with the product. Getting the backing nuts to line up perfectly with the holes is critical for the proper assembly. I could see how someone could cross- thread the screws if not careful. You can use a slightly narrower Philips head screwdriver to line up the backing nuts through the screw holes, and then the threads align properly.

Okay, so this is not going to match what you get if you pay $200 a chair, but it is an excellent product for at this price point. Since it is new, can't speak to durability, but for looks, construction and ease in assembly, haven't seen anything come close. In that regard, saw a couple of reviews about problems assembling, but as someone who has put together dozens if not a hundred or more Chinese products, this has the best assembly scheme I have seen. It uses a bolt and nut combination that allows user alignment if pre-drilled holes in legs and arms if pre-drilled holes are slightly off from the factory. Cannot see how someone would have run into trouble assembling these.

These are absolute garbage. First, they are a very cheap plastic. That would be okay given the price. The real issue is assembly. They are a simple concept to assemble, but the hardware is so cheap that the screws go in part way, then strip. No way to remove the screw, no way to get it all the way in. Cutting the head off doesn’t help because of how the backing nut is inserted. So you are basically out of luck, unless you tap all of the backing nuts ahead of assembly.