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.

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.

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,

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 purchased 4 chairs for the backyard. 3 were great, assembly was smooth, and they feel sturdy and durable. A 4th chair, and ultimately a 5th chair replacement gave us the blues. The holes would not line up for the legs, so we could never get the screws all the way in. We finally got a 2nd replacement and the screws finally went in. Other than the slight issue with the screw holes, the chairs seem to be good.

Have had 2 chairs 3 years at the most and within 1st year they cracked in the seat area both. We have tried to baby them along but it they are now to the point of not being usable. So sad, we had high hopes for these chairs, we thought we would get more than a couple seasons out of them bit they are heading to the trash.

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.

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 engineer that designed this chair should be nominated for an award. I purchased a couple of expensive adirondack chairs ($250 a piece) that took me as long to put one together as it did 4 of these. Only 10 screws and nuts (ALL THE SAME) and no styrofoam all cardboard packing.

A picture on this websites dropdown shows this chair folded in half for storage....They DO NOT FOLD!!! Happy with the chair but unless someone reads all the questions previously asked (which I did not do) it is deceiving to a buyer. The fact that it showed this chair folded was one of the reasons I chose it. Sam's needs to remove that picture from their website.