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.

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

Would not work putting together. Screws strip out on all four we bought. My husband is a builder knows what he is doing. If you buy remember all bolts will not work

Absolutely love these chairs. So easy to assemble. They truly are comfortable to sit in, and the cup holder is just an extra bonus! Well worth the money .

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

Disappointed. I’d purchased four of these and everyone has broken. All are sitting on our porches. Not abused at all. Plastic is brittle. They break where parts are fastened together. These chairs are my single largest disappointment of hundreds of purchases from Sam’s.

We bought two of these chairs two years ago. They stay in our pool here in Southern Louisiana all year round. They have not faded or any part broken. Our grandkids use them, and adults. They are heavy enough that they don't move around on a windy day, but light enough my wife can remove them easily when cleaning the pool, etc. We're buying two more. We almost bought the plastic wood chairs, but in hindsight, they would have been too heavy to conveniently remove from the water on occasion. We are very pleased with these chairs.

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.

I purchased 6 of these over the course of a year or 2 before I realized how easily they break. They LOOKED great, and the color held up well (I purchased the red ones, and they looked really cute in the yard), but once they actually started getting used, they easily broke. I initially bought 4. 2 fell into the WATER and broke. I decided to replace them as just a fluke because they looked so cute cute and were such a great price point, but they all wound up breaking/cracking once they were actually used. I hate it, but i would never recommend these.