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.

The materials appear to be well-made, but the holes and the machining for the screws to go in is very poor. One of the screws ended up not being able to go in and then got stripped, and then I couldn't back it out. When I gave up and decided to return it, it doesn't fit in my car and I can't break it down so I just threw it in the front of my house and hopes that somebody picks it up. I absolutely hate this chair.

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.

I ordered two chairs, they arrived today some damage to boxes. One chair has some scuffs no big deal. The one big issue is there are 10 square nuts and they were not in the plastic sealed bag that the screws came. The nuts were all loose all over in each box. I was short 1 nut so I went out front to see if it possibly fell out of the box when delivered and sure enough it was in the grass by front porch. Kinda strange they have an unopened empty sealed bag that should have had the nuts in them.

The "Keter Everest Adirondack Chair" is a decent budget priced Adirondack style deck chair. I received the shipped pair of 2 chairs lightning quick, literally on my porch 1 day after ordering online. Each chair is knocked down in six pieces: two legs, two armrests, a seat, and a back. Plus a bag of hardware consisting of 10 square nuts and 10 machine screws. Assembly is easy, consisting of sliding each nut into a specified slot in the plastic part, which is attached tightly by a paired screw. Assembly took 15 minutes if that with only a Phillips screwdriver. The attachment points and the way the hardware is used in assembly seem fairly durable. The chair is as comfortable as any other Adirondack style chair. The one downside of this chair is very lightweight construction. The photos of the chair in the ad appear to show solid plastic "boards" of some thickness which resemble wood, but in reality, these pieces (all parts of the chair) are hollow plastic. Considering that the listed shipping weight is 25 lbs, at that weight the chair can't be solid material. Therefore the chair is fairly rigid but has a bit of bend when placed under weight/stress. This chair is really a step or two above the molded one piece Adirondack chairs that are widely sold, and for solid material you'd likely need to spend twice as much. At the price it's a fair tradeoff, and I hope to get 5 seasons out of 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.

I got two of these chairs. When I opened the box and saw they looked like cheap plastic, I was concerned, but they'd gotten good reviews otherwise so I assembled them and put them on my porch. No one has ever sat in them yet, even once, and after a few weeks one has a crack in the seat. I am LIVID and am returning this junk.

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.

Absolutely LOVE these chairs. We bought 6 over 2yrs ago and they have held up great. They accommodate larger people and are super comfortable. They are kept outside all year long and have not faded,cracked or warped at all. They have constant use from teenage boys around a firepit and are very easy to clean. Would highly recommend these as a solid investment!

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.