Best Choice Products 2-Person Outdoor Patio Swing Glider Steel Bench Loveseat Rocker for Deck, Porch w/Textilene Fabric, Steel Frame - Taupe

This is such a cute outdoor glider. It was easy to put together by myself with the tools included. Very sturdy and comfy, plus it glides super smooth. Got it on sale which was a great value for the price.

This takes alot of work and u will probably need another person to help. U will need a regular wrench to hold the bolt in place while u attach the bolt and washer to the screws. The bolt will only twist by hand so far. This will take time and patience. Overall, it is great quality and affordable and worth the effort to put together. I added a picture of what I had to use.

We like it overall. The material is very sturdy, the color is bright and it glides nicely, but the frame is a bit light. It was easy to assemble following the illustrations in the manual. After about 3 weeks one of the bolts broke (we have a combined weight of 350 pounds). It's rated for 440 pounds... I wouldn't use it if you have combined weight of more than 400 pounds. It's comfortable, glides nice and is a reasonable price.

This is a nice, comfy glider bench loveseat. It does sometimes let out a little squeak but it is so nice looking and comfy, I overlook that . My husband and I can sit in it on the patio.

This is perfect. It looks great on my front porch. Was easy to put together. Very comfortable. I have had it for some time now, it sat through the winter with no rust.

Fairly easy to put together. Glides pretty smooth. Two people can comfortably glide on it. It doesn’t take up much room either.

I’m pretty handy building furniture - lots of IKEA, patio furniture, toys- I can overcome shoddy instructions, drill my own holes in wood if the alignment is off, and find creative solutions when needed. But shoddy welding is my Achilles’ heel. The hardware was nicely packaged and the instructions were clear. The metal and seating material quality is appropriate for this price point. But the welds on the leg pieces were not at the same angles so that no matter which side I put them, the chair doesn’t sit flush. One leg sits slightly higher. I tried loosening and tightening at various connections to compensate, but if I got it loose enough to overcome the offset welds and get the legs flush, the screws would be loose to the point that I worry they would snap under the friction of gliding. Even when I use a wedge under the short leg, the chair gives an audible click and lilts a little to the side as I rock front to back. After waiting for the shipment and investing time unpacking and building, I decided it wasn’t worth it to take it apart, repack, and drive it to UPS. I can tolerate the small lilt and click. It fits well with my sectional, it’s pleasant to look at, and it’s comfy for my 5’4” 125# frame. My 5’10 150# son can easily fit next to me. But for my 6’6” hubby it’s a love seat- because you gotta love someone to be that close to them. Overall I like it, but every time I hear that click I’m reminded - you get what you pay for.

this is pretty small; maybe mostly suited for a child; but apart from a laborious assembly task; it's pretty nice; it looks to me like the "canvas" could be replaced once it wears out; a nice addition to my patio