Plastic Adirondack Chair (Set of 2)

Love the chairs. We purchased the Aruba blue chairs for the deck on our beach house and just love them. Color was a vibrant blue and construction was a nice heavy duty plastic. Heavy enough to not have to worry about moving them due to heavy winds on deck. Hubby said they where easy to put together even by himself. Great value enjoy

Outstanding quality and perfect for our new home!I bought these for my honey for our 6th Anniversary and he was thrilled.Having a great set of chairs to enjoy our incredible new view was such a priority for him.They are comfortable and sturdy.

Really like these chairs! The assembly was very easy (aside from me putting the legs on backwards on one of the chairs). I was able to do it solo. They are very comfortable and seem really sturdy. Very happy with the purchase

These chairs were exactly what I hoped for. They were easy to put together (though, they probably took about 45 mins a-piece with the provided allen wrenches). And we only had one hole that was difficult to get the bolt into out of 4 chairs’ worth (there was a screw that was butting up into the pre-drilled hole just a smidge – we just used a drill to shave off a part of that screw since it will never be taken out, as it is part of the sitting boards). They are very comfortable and feel very luxurious for being outdoor chairs. Everyone who has sat in them loves them and has sat for hours with no problem and maximum comfort. The only inconvenience is actually getting out of them, since they slant back and downward, so that is a little challenging (also, I am 5’2″), but the comfort level of actually sitting in the chairs makes it worth it. We got the gray, and the color came in as expected, and looks great. Since the color is a little darker, we expect we won’t have to clean them as frequently as we would if they were white. Aside from how great the chair is, the shipping was great and arrived a couple days early, and everything was delivered in pristine condition. Wayfair has become my go-to for home furnishing, and I am thrilled with this purchase.

Just like all of the others say, this is a great product and will not disappoint. I would like to take this opportunity to offer some helpful hints with assembly. First, before your chairs arrive, purchase a 3/16 HEX bit for your power drill and find 8 or more nails, I think the ones pictured are 8d common nails. When your package arrives, FED EX will not bring in into your house, so be prepared to move the box where you need it. This will seem like the heaviest 44 pounds that you have ever encountered, so plan as to how to get it to your assembly point. As I have smooth floors, I placed it upside down rug and pushed it. I strongly recommend that this be close to where you intend to use the chair. Unpack everything from the box and immediately identify the arms and front upright. There is a left and right, so remember that you begin working at the front of the chair. The single most difficult part of this build (if youare working alone) is if you follow the instructions and try and attach the arms after the uprights are already installed. First attach the arms remembering that the head of the screw should be visible from the inside of the chair when assembled. Here is where the nails come in. Lie the unit on it’s side and align the three holes in the upright and then, one at a time, attack with the provided screws using the power drill with attached bit. Leave it a little loose. Turn over, and repeat on the other side. Align the small piece at the bottom with the nails and screw into place. Leave a little loose. Now you are done with the front. Onward to the back. Working alone, this is where the nails will help the most. Use nails to place the seat back in place. Top first, then bottom. I found it easiest at this point to put in the screws though the arms. Now, one at a time remove the nails at the bottton of the seat back and allign and screw into place. Put the lower cross brace into place with nails then allign and screw and your are done. Tighten everything up using the power drill. If you can’t get the last few turns with the frill, use the allen wrench.It’s been a half hour since you opened the box. Go have a refreshment and on to the next. My first one took some time. The next 3 were a breeze after I learned the above. Enjoy, they are comfortable…..

Love the chairs. We purchased the Aruba blue chairs for the deck on our beach house and just love them. Color was a vibrant blue and construction was a nice heavy duty plastic. Heavy enough to not have to worry about moving them due to heavy winds on deck. Hubby said they where easy to put together even by himself. Great value enjoy

Outstanding quality and perfect for our new home!I bought these for my honey for our 6th Anniversary and he was thrilled.Having a great set of chairs to enjoy our incredible new view was such a priority for him.They are comfortable and sturdy.

Really like these chairs! The assembly was very easy (aside from me putting the legs on backwards on one of the chairs). I was able to do it solo. They are very comfortable and seem really sturdy. Very happy with the purchase

These chairs were exactly what I hoped for. They were easy to put together (though, they probably took about 45 mins a-piece with the provided allen wrenches). And we only had one hole that was difficult to get the bolt into out of 4 chairs’ worth (there was a screw that was butting up into the pre-drilled hole just a smidge – we just used a drill to shave off a part of that screw since it will never be taken out, as it is part of the sitting boards). They are very comfortable and feel very luxurious for being outdoor chairs. Everyone who has sat in them loves them and has sat for hours with no problem and maximum comfort. The only inconvenience is actually getting out of them, since they slant back and downward, so that is a little challenging (also, I am 5’2″), but the comfort level of actually sitting in the chairs makes it worth it. We got the gray, and the color came in as expected, and looks great. Since the color is a little darker, we expect we won’t have to clean them as frequently as we would if they were white. Aside from how great the chair is, the shipping was great and arrived a couple days early, and everything was delivered in pristine condition. Wayfair has become my go-to for home furnishing, and I am thrilled with this purchase.

Just like all of the others say, this is a great product and will not disappoint. I would like to take this opportunity to offer some helpful hints with assembly. First, before your chairs arrive, purchase a 3/16 HEX bit for your power drill and find 8 or more nails, I think the ones pictured are 8d common nails. When your package arrives, FED EX will not bring in into your house, so be prepared to move the box where you need it. This will seem like the heaviest 44 pounds that you have ever encountered, so plan as to how to get it to your assembly point. As I have smooth floors, I placed it upside down rug and pushed it. I strongly recommend that this be close to where you intend to use the chair. Unpack everything from the box and immediately identify the arms and front upright. There is a left and right, so remember that you begin working at the front of the chair. The single most difficult part of this build (if youare working alone) is if you follow the instructions and try and attach the arms after the uprights are already installed. First attach the arms remembering that the head of the screw should be visible from the inside of the chair when assembled. Here is where the nails come in. Lie the unit on it’s side and align the three holes in the upright and then, one at a time, attack with the provided screws using the power drill with attached bit. Leave it a little loose. Turn over, and repeat on the other side. Align the small piece at the bottom with the nails and screw into place. Leave a little loose. Now you are done with the front. Onward to the back. Working alone, this is where the nails will help the most. Use nails to place the seat back in place. Top first, then bottom. I found it easiest at this point to put in the screws though the arms. Now, one at a time remove the nails at the bottton of the seat back and allign and screw into place. Put the lower cross brace into place with nails then allign and screw and your are done. Tighten everything up using the power drill. If you can’t get the last few turns with the frill, use the allen wrench.It’s been a half hour since you opened the box. Go have a refreshment and on to the next. My first one took some time. The next 3 were a breeze after I learned the above. Enjoy, they are comfortable…..

Love the chairs. We purchased the Aruba blue chairs for the deck on our beach house and just love them. Color was a vibrant blue and construction was a nice heavy duty plastic. Heavy enough to not have to worry about moving them due to heavy winds on deck. Hubby said they where easy to put together even by himself. Great value enjoy

Outstanding quality and perfect for our new home!I bought these for my honey for our 6th Anniversary and he was thrilled.Having a great set of chairs to enjoy our incredible new view was such a priority for him.They are comfortable and sturdy.

Really like these chairs! The assembly was very easy (aside from me putting the legs on backwards on one of the chairs). I was able to do it solo. They are very comfortable and seem really sturdy. Very happy with the purchase

These chairs were exactly what I hoped for. They were easy to put together (though, they probably took about 45 mins a-piece with the provided allen wrenches). And we only had one hole that was difficult to get the bolt into out of 4 chairs’ worth (there was a screw that was butting up into the pre-drilled hole just a smidge – we just used a drill to shave off a part of that screw since it will never be taken out, as it is part of the sitting boards). They are very comfortable and feel very luxurious for being outdoor chairs. Everyone who has sat in them loves them and has sat for hours with no problem and maximum comfort. The only inconvenience is actually getting out of them, since they slant back and downward, so that is a little challenging (also, I am 5’2″), but the comfort level of actually sitting in the chairs makes it worth it. We got the gray, and the color came in as expected, and looks great. Since the color is a little darker, we expect we won’t have to clean them as frequently as we would if they were white. Aside from how great the chair is, the shipping was great and arrived a couple days early, and everything was delivered in pristine condition. Wayfair has become my go-to for home furnishing, and I am thrilled with this purchase.

Just like all of the others say, this is a great product and will not disappoint. I would like to take this opportunity to offer some helpful hints with assembly. First, before your chairs arrive, purchase a 3/16 HEX bit for your power drill and find 8 or more nails, I think the ones pictured are 8d common nails. When your package arrives, FED EX will not bring in into your house, so be prepared to move the box where you need it. This will seem like the heaviest 44 pounds that you have ever encountered, so plan as to how to get it to your assembly point. As I have smooth floors, I placed it upside down rug and pushed it. I strongly recommend that this be close to where you intend to use the chair. Unpack everything from the box and immediately identify the arms and front upright. There is a left and right, so remember that you begin working at the front of the chair. The single most difficult part of this build (if youare working alone) is if you follow the instructions and try and attach the arms after the uprights are already installed. First attach the arms remembering that the head of the screw should be visible from the inside of the chair when assembled. Here is where the nails come in. Lie the unit on it’s side and align the three holes in the upright and then, one at a time, attack with the provided screws using the power drill with attached bit. Leave it a little loose. Turn over, and repeat on the other side. Align the small piece at the bottom with the nails and screw into place. Leave a little loose. Now you are done with the front. Onward to the back. Working alone, this is where the nails will help the most. Use nails to place the seat back in place. Top first, then bottom. I found it easiest at this point to put in the screws though the arms. Now, one at a time remove the nails at the bottton of the seat back and allign and screw into place. Put the lower cross brace into place with nails then allign and screw and your are done. Tighten everything up using the power drill. If you can’t get the last few turns with the frill, use the allen wrench.It’s been a half hour since you opened the box. Go have a refreshment and on to the next. My first one took some time. The next 3 were a breeze after I learned the above. Enjoy, they are comfortable…..

Love the chairs. We purchased the Aruba blue chairs for the deck on our beach house and just love them. Color was a vibrant blue and construction was a nice heavy duty plastic. Heavy enough to not have to worry about moving them due to heavy winds on deck. Hubby said they where easy to put together even by himself. Great value enjoy

Outstanding quality and perfect for our new home!I bought these for my honey for our 6th Anniversary and he was thrilled.Having a great set of chairs to enjoy our incredible new view was such a priority for him.They are comfortable and sturdy.

Really like these chairs! The assembly was very easy (aside from me putting the legs on backwards on one of the chairs). I was able to do it solo. They are very comfortable and seem really sturdy. Very happy with the purchase

These chairs were exactly what I hoped for. They were easy to put together (though, they probably took about 45 mins a-piece with the provided allen wrenches). And we only had one hole that was difficult to get the bolt into out of 4 chairs’ worth (there was a screw that was butting up into the pre-drilled hole just a smidge – we just used a drill to shave off a part of that screw since it will never be taken out, as it is part of the sitting boards). They are very comfortable and feel very luxurious for being outdoor chairs. Everyone who has sat in them loves them and has sat for hours with no problem and maximum comfort. The only inconvenience is actually getting out of them, since they slant back and downward, so that is a little challenging (also, I am 5’2″), but the comfort level of actually sitting in the chairs makes it worth it. We got the gray, and the color came in as expected, and looks great. Since the color is a little darker, we expect we won’t have to clean them as frequently as we would if they were white. Aside from how great the chair is, the shipping was great and arrived a couple days early, and everything was delivered in pristine condition. Wayfair has become my go-to for home furnishing, and I am thrilled with this purchase.

Just like all of the others say, this is a great product and will not disappoint. I would like to take this opportunity to offer some helpful hints with assembly. First, before your chairs arrive, purchase a 3/16 HEX bit for your power drill and find 8 or more nails, I think the ones pictured are 8d common nails. When your package arrives, FED EX will not bring in into your house, so be prepared to move the box where you need it. This will seem like the heaviest 44 pounds that you have ever encountered, so plan as to how to get it to your assembly point. As I have smooth floors, I placed it upside down rug and pushed it. I strongly recommend that this be close to where you intend to use the chair. Unpack everything from the box and immediately identify the arms and front upright. There is a left and right, so remember that you begin working at the front of the chair. The single most difficult part of this build (if youare working alone) is if you follow the instructions and try and attach the arms after the uprights are already installed. First attach the arms remembering that the head of the screw should be visible from the inside of the chair when assembled. Here is where the nails come in. Lie the unit on it’s side and align the three holes in the upright and then, one at a time, attack with the provided screws using the power drill with attached bit. Leave it a little loose. Turn over, and repeat on the other side. Align the small piece at the bottom with the nails and screw into place. Leave a little loose. Now you are done with the front. Onward to the back. Working alone, this is where the nails will help the most. Use nails to place the seat back in place. Top first, then bottom. I found it easiest at this point to put in the screws though the arms. Now, one at a time remove the nails at the bottton of the seat back and allign and screw into place. Put the lower cross brace into place with nails then allign and screw and your are done. Tighten everything up using the power drill. If you can’t get the last few turns with the frill, use the allen wrench.It’s been a half hour since you opened the box. Go have a refreshment and on to the next. My first one took some time. The next 3 were a breeze after I learned the above. Enjoy, they are comfortable…..

Love the chairs. We purchased the Aruba blue chairs for the deck on our beach house and just love them. Color was a vibrant blue and construction was a nice heavy duty plastic. Heavy enough to not have to worry about moving them due to heavy winds on deck. Hubby said they where easy to put together even by himself. Great value enjoy

Outstanding quality and perfect for our new home!I bought these for my honey for our 6th Anniversary and he was thrilled.Having a great set of chairs to enjoy our incredible new view was such a priority for him.They are comfortable and sturdy.

Really like these chairs! The assembly was very easy (aside from me putting the legs on backwards on one of the chairs). I was able to do it solo. They are very comfortable and seem really sturdy. Very happy with the purchase

These chairs were exactly what I hoped for. They were easy to put together (though, they probably took about 45 mins a-piece with the provided allen wrenches). And we only had one hole that was difficult to get the bolt into out of 4 chairs’ worth (there was a screw that was butting up into the pre-drilled hole just a smidge – we just used a drill to shave off a part of that screw since it will never be taken out, as it is part of the sitting boards). They are very comfortable and feel very luxurious for being outdoor chairs. Everyone who has sat in them loves them and has sat for hours with no problem and maximum comfort. The only inconvenience is actually getting out of them, since they slant back and downward, so that is a little challenging (also, I am 5’2″), but the comfort level of actually sitting in the chairs makes it worth it. We got the gray, and the color came in as expected, and looks great. Since the color is a little darker, we expect we won’t have to clean them as frequently as we would if they were white. Aside from how great the chair is, the shipping was great and arrived a couple days early, and everything was delivered in pristine condition. Wayfair has become my go-to for home furnishing, and I am thrilled with this purchase.

Just like all of the others say, this is a great product and will not disappoint. I would like to take this opportunity to offer some helpful hints with assembly. First, before your chairs arrive, purchase a 3/16 HEX bit for your power drill and find 8 or more nails, I think the ones pictured are 8d common nails. When your package arrives, FED EX will not bring in into your house, so be prepared to move the box where you need it. This will seem like the heaviest 44 pounds that you have ever encountered, so plan as to how to get it to your assembly point. As I have smooth floors, I placed it upside down rug and pushed it. I strongly recommend that this be close to where you intend to use the chair. Unpack everything from the box and immediately identify the arms and front upright. There is a left and right, so remember that you begin working at the front of the chair. The single most difficult part of this build (if youare working alone) is if you follow the instructions and try and attach the arms after the uprights are already installed. First attach the arms remembering that the head of the screw should be visible from the inside of the chair when assembled. Here is where the nails come in. Lie the unit on it’s side and align the three holes in the upright and then, one at a time, attack with the provided screws using the power drill with attached bit. Leave it a little loose. Turn over, and repeat on the other side. Align the small piece at the bottom with the nails and screw into place. Leave a little loose. Now you are done with the front. Onward to the back. Working alone, this is where the nails will help the most. Use nails to place the seat back in place. Top first, then bottom. I found it easiest at this point to put in the screws though the arms. Now, one at a time remove the nails at the bottton of the seat back and allign and screw into place. Put the lower cross brace into place with nails then allign and screw and your are done. Tighten everything up using the power drill. If you can’t get the last few turns with the frill, use the allen wrench.It’s been a half hour since you opened the box. Go have a refreshment and on to the next. My first one took some time. The next 3 were a breeze after I learned the above. Enjoy, they are comfortable…..