Surprising find: affordable, real wood, fun to assemble, and comfortable
Finding affordable realwood adirondack chairs is not an easy taskso I took a chance on these and they ended up being an aming find. They are made of pressuretreated wood (that actually smells nice after opening the package and during assembly) and even fold up for storage which is an added bonus. The instructions for assembly as well as the pieces/parts were highly organized. The wood pieces were actually stamped with letters/numbers and they did so in such a way that the stamping was completely covered after assemblythat is a unique attention to detail that really impressed me. Hardware included was also labeled clearly and the company even provided extra pieces, which was great as one of the washers rolled through one of the cracks in the deck on which i was working. It took me about 40 minutes to assemble one chair entirely by myself, and that includes several breaks to take phone calls and about a 5 minute search for the beer I misplaced (beer recommended but not required for assembly). I will say that if you want assembly to go as well as it did for me, you need to use a power screwdriver/drill driverthe screws went it beautifully with this tool, but i do think it would have been difficult if using a nonpower screwdriver. The assembly instructions do clearly indicate that a power driver should be used. Once fully assembled, I was pleased to see that these chairs were actually quite comfortableI didnt even need to use a pillow. They are not the thickest woodand I assumed as much because of the affordable pricebut as long as you dont plan on vaulting off of them or throwing them at someone during a wrestling match, they should work well. Another bonusthe arms are wide and flat and hold your beer nicely. Overall, I am very satisfied with these chairs and I will be buying two more to round out my backyard firepit area.
Surprising find: affordable, real wood, fun to assemble, and comfortable
Finding affordable realwood adirondack chairs is not an easy taskso I took a chance on these and they ended up being an aming find. They are made of pressuretreated wood (that actually smells nice after opening the package and during assembly) and even fold up for storage which is an added bonus. The instructions for assembly as well as the pieces/parts were highly organized. The wood pieces were actually stamped with letters/numbers and they did so in such a way that the stamping was completely covered after assemblythat is a unique attention to detail that really impressed me. Hardware included was also labeled clearly and the company even provided extra pieces, which was great as one of the washers rolled through one of the cracks in the deck on which i was working. It took me about 40 minutes to assemble one chair entirely by myself, and that includes several breaks to take phone calls and about a 5 minute search for the beer I misplaced (beer recommended but not required for assembly). I will say that if you want assembly to go as well as it did for me, you need to use a power screwdriver/drill driverthe screws went it beautifully with this tool, but i do think it would have been difficult if using a nonpower screwdriver. The assembly instructions do clearly indicate that a power driver should be used. Once fully assembled, I was pleased to see that these chairs were actually quite comfortableI didnt even need to use a pillow. They are not the thickest woodand I assumed as much because of the affordable pricebut as long as you dont plan on vaulting off of them or throwing them at someone during a wrestling match, they should work well. Another bonusthe arms are wide and flat and hold your beer nicely. Overall, I am very satisfied with these chairs and I will be buying two more to round out my backyard firepit area.