YEFU Adirondack Chair with Cup Holder, All-Weather Outdoor Chair, Blue

These are really nice chairs and easy to put together. Great value for the money and should be very durable. Fingers crossed!

I love the look of the Adirondack and they are SO comfortable! For a long time I was stuck on the idea of having real wood ones but didn't want to pay the huge price. I made the mistake of buying cheaper wooden ones and they did not hold up. Slats in the seats broke and had to be repaired even though it was just my skinny butt sitting in them, and paint peeled in the mid west weather. Still not wanting to spend a fortune, I really hesitated buying these since I didn't want 'plastic'. After reading several reviews, I went for it. I couldn't be happier. I ordered white ones and they are perfect. Solid, sturdy, and they look great! An added bonus is they'll clean up easily with no peeling paint to worry about. Plus they are a third the price of high quality wooden ones. Directions for assembly were easy to follow and I was able to put two of them together in about 30 minutes. If you're on the fence, I say go for it! Don't waste money on cheaper wooden ones!

The chairs were very easy to assemble and are well made and comfortable to sit in. The cup holder is a nice added touch.

Very sturdy, easy to assemble Adirondack chairs. The backs are not curved like my plastic version, so it look a little bit for my back to adjust - but overall very comfortable. I thought I ordered Navy Blue, but the color is lighter and richer - perhaps closer to a royal blue? I'm attaching a photo of the two Yefu chairs and my Home Depot plastic navy blue chairs for comparison purposes.

5 stars for excellent labeled components, smooth finish of chair, easy assembly! Not too large or heavy.

Purchased two and they are easy to assemble and are solid! Very happy.

Easy to put together, sturdy and cute

As others have noted, much better quality than expected for the price. I wanted a color not readily available and these fit the bill. I have some much more expensive Polywood chairs at a different house. While they may be a bit more comfortable - more of a curved back and a little wider - they are heavier and hard to move. I actually prefer the wood grain detail on these to the smooth Polywood. Assembly was super easy until the last step. I did an assemble line doing each step on all 6 chairs so that I was not constantly changing the bit on my impact driver. I was pleased by how smoothly it was all going and then I got to the last step of attaching the backs. A second person would have been great at this point - I managed to do them on but it was awkward and took some maneuvering. I can confirm had all the parts needed and the holes all aligned as they were supposed to. A power driver helps speed up the process. Hope they weather ok. I don’t mind a little fading but hope they stay relatively the same.