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 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

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.

Chairs seem to be solid. But we ordered online and the next week, they were in the local Sam's for $20 less. Neither the local club nor the online order desk would price match. They said we would have to completely disassemble, repackage, bring them into the club, get a refund and then re-purchase at the club. They have our electronic receipt, etc., so it is incomprehensible that they cannot just do this without a waste of time.

I bought 2 last year and they were great! Ordered 4 more this year and 2 had to be replaced. Before you unpack everything, get the hardware out and make sure the screws and nuts fit because they don't include extras just in case. The screws in 2 of the boxes stripped out because the nuts were not drilled correctly or all the way through. Other than that, they are heavy, don't tip over and held up great in the sun.

This chair is one you have to put together but it's not hard. I like that's it's very sturdy and not like the plastic flimsy ones I've bought at other stores that break easily. This one is very well made and will hopefully last for years. I love the teal color!

These Keter Adirondack chairs are the best! I got two of the teal colored chairs and they are a beautiful color! They are so comfortable and sturdy and I put them together myself with no problem at all. Now I need to get three more. Im so happy I got them! They also have a cup holder that is perfect for my water bottle! An added bonus!!

These chairs are sturdy, attractive, comfortable and easy to assemble. I appreciate that they have minimal visible hardware (only 3 on each side of the legs). Most chairs I looked at had so many screws showing. I’m so happy that we found these chairs!

Just got these, and while Theyre a step above a different brands plastic chair, I wouldnt call them "heavy duty" like true Adirondack chairs. theyre light to move(25lbs) which could be good or bad, but hopefully they at least keep their color and hold up better. Time will tell.

The Keter Everest Adirondack chairs are exactly what we needed for our shady spot next to the pond. We bought one chair to check out the ease of assembly, construction quality and comfort...all 5 stars! We then ordered 2 more while they were still on sale for a great price!