YEFU Adirondack Chair Weather Resistant: Outdoor Chair HIPS Plastic Adirondack Chairs - Patio Chairs with Wood Texture - Lawn Fire Pit Deck Porch Garden Chairs for Adults (Teak)

UPDATE review: I am wowed by this company in that they corrected a situation & made me a very happy customer. Originally order 2 red chairs, they faded within 30 days, but I missed my return window. Upon posting my original negative review, YEFU reached out to me, apologized and wanted to know how they could make things right. I am happy with my black chair replacements & will order again when the red dye has been corrected. Thank you YEFU team!I purchased 2 chairs. After one month outside, red chairs are now faded pink. Do not waste your money. I am just outside my return window. So disappointed.

Only few pieces to put together. Instructions are simple, accurate, and well written. Once you understand how to make sure the holes are in alignment all fits well. Quality material and hardware. Time will tell how they hold up. For now, very nice.

Pretty easy to assemble, and seems relatively sturdy, although it creeks a little bit when you sit in it.I bought this in red, but in the course of one season, sitting on a covered porch that only gets a little bit of morning sun, the color is faded. It is now a very light shade of dusty pink. I guess I will find if the plastic can hold paint.EDIT: Their customer service reached out to me, explaining that they've had some troubles with the red chairs specifically, and offered to send me another color free of charge. Great customer service, although I'm still stuck with a faded chair. Now I've got a white one that can't fade. This was formerly a 2-star review.

I gave these to my wife for mother's day by the middle of July I was disappointed. When we got these chairs, I was impressed with how strong they were. They are very well built. Then they color faded was 2-1/2 months of being in the sun for 4 hrs. THEY ARE NOT WEATHER PROOF!!!!

Initial impressions were decent. I was skeptical due to the price, but the one chair I assembled so far seems pretty solid. A few of the cut edges are a bit rough and need sanding, especially on the pieces you need to attach. I would strongly advise to have your own (buy/borrow) 5 mm Allen wrench to tighten the bolts because the included one was junk and not big enough. It was not a snug fit in the bolt and felt like it was going to strip the bolt head. Make sure you only finger tighten the bolts on either side of the front legs and then tighten them fully once the whole chair is assembled or it won't sit perfectly flat. Probably not a big deal if you're on grass or dirt, but just FYI.I was initially thinking I assembled something wrong due to the large gap at the back where the arms attach to the seat back (see pic), but no everything was correct. You just have to crank the bolts down tight to get the arms to pull in enough, which didn't seem right because it's twisting the front legs when you do that, but I guess that's just how it is. (Still seems odd.)Overall it's a decent chair for the price. It's definitely not polywood quality, but that's why it's 1/3 the price.