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

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.

This item was very reasonably priced but you get what you pay for. All of the pieces have to be put together and seem flimsy. We tried to return and they said to donate it. Of note, we did not put it together, just donated it in the box so maybe once put together it would have been fine but is is real wood which is not what I wanted.

Great wood chairs with nice colors. Assembly is fairly easy. Follow instructions and loosely attach screws in place before tightening. Should last longer than a resin chair. Looks authentic.

The chair is great. Folding mechanism works fine. Assembly is easy. Just time consuming. You will not find another chair for this quality at this price. The pre-seated threads for the bolts were installed with a hex key. If you accidentally cross thread the bolts, good luck! Don't and you will be fine. Cheap paint. It is flat and porous. Wood sap is bleeding into the paint. I plan to spar varnish mine. Otherwise the paint won't last very long. The description says the wood is hemlock. It is definitely some kind of soft wood. Arm rests are unstable. Plan on adding 3 longer screws through the top face of each. Use a countersink and glue. If you are really energetic, replace all the screws with rust resistant deck screws. I have seven more chairs to go. That's my plan for the rest of them. Not sure about the longevity of bolts, nuts and washers on the folding joints. If you are really really energetic.............