Chaise avec accoudoirs en PEHD Vinnie Garden

Well made for the price. Looks great on my front step.

Love this outdoor furniture. Sturdy, easy to assemble and looks great. Love the color too!

Seems Sturdy and durable. I have got couple of them and in my patio.

I'll cut to the chase, the holes that a screw is to go through to attach the back leg to the back end of the arm do not line up. I cut the notch in the arms back to get the holes to line up. Took me over an hour to convince myself the holes were put in the wrong place and that I did not make an error somewhere, some time to figure out how to correct it, and 45 minutes or so an hour to cut the two arms back . Once I did that it probably only took an extra half hour or so for the next chair. The company gave me a 25% discount for that inconvenience, and sent a package of new hardware. Nonetheless, holes not lining up is a tough problem. I am pretty handy, and I think many people would have had more trouble than I did. The supports that connect the front and back legs are held in place with one screw on either end. Of course that screw does not keep the rectangle support from rotating and looking not great. It was a long screw, and the material is pretty soft, so generally the second piece the screw is threading into is not predrilled, which is good, but for some reason the supports are pre drilled, but the holes seem to be a bit too big, so for as long as the screws are (long), they do not get much bite and do not hold the supports very tightly.

I'll cut to the chase, the holes that a screw is to go through to attach the back leg to the back end of the arm do not line up. I cut the notch in the arms back to get the holes to line up. Took me over an hour to convince myself the holes were put in the wrong place and that I did not make an error somewhere, some time to figure out how to correct it, and 45 minutes or so an hour to cut the two arms back . Once I did that it probably only took an extra half hour or so for the next chair. The company gave me a 25% discount for that inconvenience, and sent a package of new hardware. Nonetheless, holes not lining up is a tough problem. I am pretty handy, and I think many people would have had more trouble than I did. The supports that connect the front and back legs are held in place with one screw on either end. Of course that screw does not keep the rectangle support from rotating and looking not great. It was a long screw, and the material is pretty soft, so generally the second piece the screw is threading into is not predrilled, which is good, but for some reason the supports are pre drilled, but the holes seem to be a bit too big, so for as long as the screws are (long), they do not get much bite and do not hold the supports very tightly.