Best Choice Products Folding Adirondack Chair Outdoor Wooden Accent Furniture Fire Pit Lounge Chairs for Yard, Garden, Patio w/ 350lb Weight Capacity - Gray

Cute from a distance, but REALLY low quality. The finish is dull and not sealed well. It is made from VERY soft, light weight wood that made cracking noises the very first time I sat in it, so don't really feel safe using it....but after spending so long putting it together (not difficult, just time consuming) don't want to deal with returning it.....when I have time I will inspect to see what was cracking and decide if I can use it so all..... really disappointed!

I bought these chairs at the end of May. They came in a flat box, Nothing preassembled. We put them together as per the instructions and with the materials provided. This takes a long time to do. All by hand. They are on my deck, and only used this past summer. We have no children or large animals, So no misuse. We are well below the weight capacity as well . The Quality is so bad the wood is cracking, Pieces are breaking, screws are falling out. The chairs are unsafe!! Highly disappointed!!

The chairs are beautiful, but unfortunately are made poorly. Assembled per the instructions without difficulty, however the wood is thin and not very sturdy. The chair literally broke the first time my son sat in it. It is to hold 350 lbs and he weighs 175. The arm completely cracked underneath. Had to return to company after completely disassembling. Hoping my return will be credited.

Perfect. Very happy. Would buy again if I needed to.

I ordered 2 and only one box had instructions. Although each box has a set of nuts, bolts, and mostly SKINNY WOOD SCREWS included, instructions are crucial. The wood screws holding most of it together are too small. The instructions correctly suggest to use a drill because there are so many, but even with my battery powered torque restricted (keeps it from over-tightening) drill, it often would make the wood give, meaning, you feel this tiny wood screw breaks some of the threads you're going into. Once assembled, it feels loose and creaks. You cant tighten more without ruining the holes. Its just a very cheap and flimsy wood. Not that the screws are better. My drill would cause the heads of the screws and philips bolt heads to "shave" off the stereotypical cheap quality metal bolts so often used from the parts of the world with the lowest quality control standards. While using a drill to screw in the screws and philips bolt heads, more often than not the heads would make it snow from the bit seemingly drilling into the head. For the price, I predict and hope 2 years of life and I'll be ok with it. I clearly bought this by mistake since I rarely, if ever, buy something this poorly rated on Amazon. My bad, but still...their bad. Definitely not for people over 200lb or planning to keep it more than a year.