Crosley Furniture Griffith Outdoor Chair, Retro Metal Patio Chairs for Dining, Porch, Deck, Balcony, Tangerine

I needed chairs for an area of the yard with stepping stones. The shape of the legs allow you to move the chairs around without worrying about wobbling if you land in between the stones. Love the tangerine color and the retro style is just what I was looking for. My husband assembled them without any problems. The table is also from Crosley. Very comfortable and stable chairs...perfect to sit back, relax and watch the cat chase the squirrels.

My Husband was really impressed with the packaging. All the screws were already put together nicely. There were also extra just in case. Easy to assemble. Very pretty price was decent.

hard to assemble due to frames being bent

These are awesome! I love the retro look of these chairs! They are a yellow/ orange color.

I love this chair, and the tangerine color is vibrant and gorgeous. The directions state that two people should put the chair together, which would be ideal. I put it together by myself, and it was challenging, but I did it. If you have someone to help put it together, you'll be happier. I'm very glad about this purchase.

Color is gorgeous, chair is sturdy but it doesn’t bounce/rock like the older ones do. Putting it together was a bit strenuous with the last screw. I had to put the last screw part of the chair on the floor and lay over the chair to get it together. I tried sitting but then it was hard reaching the floor.

This is the most popular place to sit on our patio. The color is great. Would be easy to match many school colors, sports teams etc. The color is exactly as pictured. I am trying to make room for at least one more !

I thought I ordered the red one but they sent the tangerine color which is basically yellow. I’m making it work. I liked the finish and it did look great when put together but hard to assemble. Definitely challenging for one person and I had to shave off pieces of the plastic washers in order to get the nut to stay on the bolt. When that didn’t work, I just doubled the washers instead which was easy to do with the extra parts.