Ciokea Folding Adirondack Chair Wood Texture, Patio Chair Weather Resistant, Plastic Fire Pit Chair with Cup Holder, for Lawn Outdoor Porch Garden Backyard Deck (Grey)

Material com montagem muito tranquila. É típica cadeira de jardim em casa americana.

Nice quality chairs at a very good price. Fairly easy to put together by yourself but an extra pair of hands would certainly make it a little easier. Everything lined up and went together with no issues. Comfortable and easy to clean is what I was looking for and these are perfect for our lanai. Nice feature being able to collapse them for moving or storing if you need to. Very sturdy and heavy but not too heavy about 25lbs each. Will not blow over on a windy day. Very happy with these chairs.

Assembly goes much smoother with 2 people and an electric screwdriver saves a lot of hand strain vs. the hex key it comes with. All of the holes lined up well. Overall this is a nice chair. It feels very sturdy, it's comfortable to sit in and is easy to fold with the pull of a pin.

I saw a site that rated the top 5 ADK chairs, and these got top marks. The design is great, but they are 'plastic', however not the flimsy plastic, they basically used plastic boards, not the worst thing. The instructions are great, easy to follow, but I did run into a few quality issues, on BOTH of the chairs I bought. Some holes were not drilled completely (easy DIY fix), and one nut was missing requiring them to send me the part and a tool to install it. Not ideal, but their customer service was great, but issues I feel should not have made it to the customer, which I voiced to them. As a result, it took me a week to put them together as I had to wait for the additional items. Time will tell how sturdy they are, or if they fade, they feel comfortable. I wouldn't go sitting on the arms or anything, but I wouldn't do that to a wooden chair either. People have to be reasonable with what they expect from a chair of this price. I feel it is a good value, looks great, is comfortable, and with some common sense (I know, I’m assuming a lot), it should last a while. And they do smell, as others have noted, I had to assemble them outside as it is a bit overwhelming. I have not noticed too bad while using them though.

I bought two white chairs, and I must say that I'm impressed. They arrived well packaged. The instructions were thorough and easy to follow. The chairs went together easily in about 1/2 hour each. All tools needed for assembly were included, though they were (of course) very low quality. The hardware was all of decent quality. The nuts were all stainless steel locknuts. However, the threaded inserts used where screws go into blind holes don't have any sort of locking mechanism, don't appear to be stainless steel, and some of them are used as pivots. I suspect I will have to tighten those screws once in a while, and I worry a little about corrosion of the inserts in my coastal environment. The chairs are comfortable for my 5'11", 210 lb. frame. They are not hard to fold and unfold, but are a bit heavy to carry around (normal for plastic wood) and don't fold very compactly. It was easy to assemble them indoors and carry them out folded. We have two similar chairs handmade from cedar, and these feel about as sturdy and comfortable and should not require annual painting. If the finish on these holds up reasonably well, then they were a bargain. Recommended.