This arrived well packaged and in perfect condition. It was pretty easy to assemble. My teens assembled it. It's sturdy and comfortable. My husband and I enjoy sitting on it together. It looks as expected.

Ordered this bench for extra seating around our outdoor table. Very simple to assemble despite no instructions and light, easy to move. The color is a warm honey and matches perfectly with the chair arms. Super cute!

I love this bench! The wood is super nice. The color is just right. It was easy to assemble. And, it fits perfectly on my front porch! I look forward to sitting under my covered front porch on rainy nights on this bench!

This natural-looking bench looks really nice in my backyard. It's lightweight but feels sturdy. I thought it was teak but it only has a teak finish. It's actually made of acacia wood, which isn't near as dense. Time will tell how well the bench holds up to the elements since it will likely soak in rain and dry in the hot sun over and over again. Be forewarned that assembly was a royal pain! The instructions have several errors that were hard to figure out. Different hardware was identified by the same number and some steps were shown in reverse. I thought one of the holes wasn't drilled big enough but finally figured out the screw needed to go on the opposite side. Super frustrating but the end product turned out well.

I love it. HOWEVER…I often wonder what the designers are thinking when they configure the package of hardware. When I opened the box, I thought, “ yay! 15 minutes to assemble. “ So I thought. The main four mega screws to attach the arms to the under frame pieces, were (AND I KID YOU NOT) 3” long and 12” round. They could’ve held a tractor together. I pulled out my impact driver, and it was only able to start it out. So I had to screw them in by hand with an Allen wrench. I should’ve drilled bigger holes for those screws to go into, because it took me almost an hour to hand screw them. Ok.. the frame is now together. Now to attach the seat and seat back. Easy. So I thought. When putting the bolts in, the screw into a threaded casing. SWEET!! This should be easy. NOT. The bolts weren’t long enough to even reach the casing, let alone screw into them. So I headed to the garage and found some bolts that would work. What a fiasco.