First of all, the instructions are horrible. There's like two pages of instructions that are like "center the plank" and you have to infer what they mean by that, or you can read all the instructions first, including for the bench, and start to piece together what you need to do. We made a lot of mistakes because of the vague directionals that we couldn't take back. Also the nails rusted instantly after the first rain and left streaks down the side panels, and the nailing itself was so stupid and difficult, should've just been screws for most of them. Only reason I don't give it one star is because we ended up getting it to a pretty good place by the end. It's not exactly symmetrical, but you can hardly tell.

I like the looks of the product but believe once it weathers a bit the tiny nails used to tack things together will start pulling out. Time will tell

As noted. The instructions are terrible. None of the actual parts are even numbered. A sticker with a number on it is probably less that 1 penny. Next, the drilled holes for the seat should've been chamfered. A philips head is not going to run itself deep enough for the head not to stick up. I predrilled for the bolts and did chamfer the holes. This is NOT a 20 minute assembly. It really takes 2 people and it took us at least 6 hours to build. On a positive note. The wood is cut accurately and is very good quality. It was packaged well. And it looks good assembled. But the destination did not justify the journey. I should've let Wayfair assemble it for $114.

Looks great. Is reasonably comfortable. We finished it before we put it together. It has held up very well to the weather. Lightweight enough to easily move with two people.