Heavy duty, large and comfortable. I stripped a couple of screws and called the manufacturer, and had replacement ones in 3 days. I definitely got my money’s worth buying two of these. Easy to assemble.

Very nice solid chairs....great color...but....to low to ground...if you have knee or back issues ...you could have difficulty getting out of these chairs

Ordered 8 and returned 5. Boxes came destroyed with nuts and bolts missing. The last box came intact without arms any any nuts and bolts at all. These come from Keter, not Sams

Love these chairs. Rather than easy to put together. Sturdy- especially for my 6-4 280lb husband. But my favorite thing about them is they are light weight enough to easily move around. Overall great chairs for a great price

Love these chairs but one of them came to the house with a broken arm. I glued the arm back together. I did not notice this until I was almost finished putting the chair together

I ordered this set to replace my wooded Adirondack set that needed sanding and staining. They were easy to assemble ,after watching a YouTube video( paper directions suck. They are sturdy and very comfortable. I couldn't be more satisfied.

We ordered two chairs. BOTH arrived with missing parts! We probably wouldn’t have kept them anyway. The chairs are simply plastic and will definitely blow around. We were unable to put them together so we can’t speak to comfort or ease of assembly. Very disappointed.

These are the most comfortable chairs ever I am going to be buying more for my deck absolutely LOVE THEM!

Exactly one year later, their structure is weak and they break. We bought these and enjoyed them on our shaded deck the first season. No sun hits these chairs where they sit. When temps started dropping below 40, we stored them in the garage so they would not be affected by the elements of a southern winter. Just brought them out for the second season and both chairs have broken within a day. One broke where the bend of the leg rests, the other where your bottom sits. They seem to be “dry rotted” but they shouldn’t be based on the material. Just invest your money in a teak or good wooden Adirondack.

Easy to assemble, well worth the money.