Flash FurnitureCharlestown Indoor/Outdoor Faux Wood Adirondack Chair, Weather-Resistant Polyresin Patio Adirondack Chair with 350-lb. Static Weight Capacity, Gray

I recently purchased new chairs for my backyard, and I must say, I'm loving them! They add a pop of color and style to my outdoor space, making it look more inviting. Assembling them was easy and could be done by just one person, which is a plus. I find them pretty sturdy and believe they can handle even bigger individuals.Since I live in Texas, I haven't experienced any rainy weather yet, so I'm not sure how well they'll hold up. However, I believe they can withstand a lot of rain. As for comfort, they're not the most comfortable chairs out there, but they're okay for sitting and relaxing after a long day at work.In terms of value, I think these chairs were a great buy. Compared to other companies and places I looked at, they're definitely worth the money spent. Plus, they don't feel or look cheap, which is always a plus.If you're on the lookout for backyard chairs that are both practical and stylish, I'd recommend giving these chairs a try. They're easy to assemble, sturdy, and at an affordable price point. So why not relax and watch the kids or dog play while enjoying the comfort of these chairs?

This is the 2nd set I've purchased- purchased 8 last year. We live on a lake, full sun exposure- these chairs are on our dock, at our fire pit, and around our pool- they are sturdy, color is vibrant, they are as comfy as those name brand ones. They are a bit challenging to put together (after the first one it's a bit easier), and they do fade- I'm guessing next year I will have to paint them or live with paler yellow chairs. That said- I will purchase again and again! They haven't splintered, cracked, or broken. They do not get daily use, but they sit out from spring to beginning of winter if full sunlight and weather. Great chairs!!

Pros: Lightweight, easy to move, sturdy, comfortable, fairly easy to assemble if you have built such furniture before and leave all the bolts loose until you attach everything, then tighten.Cons: As the picture shows, material does not look remotely like wood. Color is not really "teak," more just a light brown.At this price, about 30-50 dollars below other comparable faux wood Adirondack chairs, you have to expect some trade-offs. For the price, it's a good chair that looks like it will last a long time, in or out of the sun.

So glad I got two. They are exactly the right color of red, more of a rust red and match my roof. VERY solid and comfortable and easy to put together. It took me about 30 min for each one but I went slow to make sure I did it right. The directions are minimal.

I ordered these chairs because my daughter insisted that we have Adirondack chairs for the fire pit by Christmas and these were the highest rated that could be delivered and assembled in time. Good decision! These chairs are amazing! Great design and engineering, clear instructions, and really solid.The reviewer who trashed them as "Cheap China garbage" is likely some anti-China xenophobe. I doubt that he/she even opened the box which clearly states manufactured in China. I should note that the box packaging is also a great design.The other negative reviewer who claimed that the pre-drilled holes in the front supports were wrong probably misread the directions. There's a diagram in the instructions that points to the front cross-piece holes that must face forward. If not, the other pre-drilled holes for the arm rests won't align properly. I made that same mistake at first, which I realized after re-reading the instructions. It's not like some random guy is pre-drilling these holes. The Chinese have figured out mass-production, which is highly automated.When installing the backrest, it would help to have someone hold it upright when attaching it to the armrests and side supports. If not, I'd recommend putting the chair on it's side for that step, as I did. And lastly, the instructions say to not fully tighten the bolts until the chair has been fully assembled. Good advice! It makes lining up the holes for inserting the bolts much easier. Once you've carefully done one chair, you can assemble the rest in no time.

The chairs were purchased at half price. They take about 30-45 minutes to be put together when you’re doing it by yourself. I like the comfort,style and sturdiness of the chair. Highly recommend the chair for your outdoor areas

They were easy to set up and are sturdy and handle the weather well. We got one that wasn’t assembling right and had a stain on it and the customer service replaced it for us with no additional charge.

Received quickly. I'm an average size and strength 50 year old woman, and I could easily move these boxes from my front porch to inside my house to the back yard for assembly. I assembled all 4 chairs alone in one afternoon. I used a drill - just be gentle to avoid damaging the screw heads. Assembly was simple enough, especially after the first one. Chairs are sturdy, look great, are comfortable. Yes, they look like fake wood. No, you won't have to paint these year after year. On balance, a wonderful trade-off. Plus, no splinters! Now for the fire pit and the blankies. Bring on winter!