Chaise capitonnée Dawn Channel

I'm adding on to my original review. These chairs I wouldn't recommend. They're falling apart after the first 2 months use. The back on the one is close to breaking completely, and they're difficult to move because if you do, they'll come apart. They're cumbersome to move also. The fabric seems to be wearing, and the cushions are loosing their plumpness. My first review: For the price I paid on sale, they're good and look nice in the guest apartment. I sure like the boucle fabric. One chair was damaged, but its on the underside and shouldn't show. The seat cushions are hard, but the back cushions are soft. One chair, the back piece wants to come out of the 'socket' and I have to be careful when I move it as it'll pop out. As long as it doesn't come loose when someone is sitting in it! Time will tell. the leg felt pieces aren't glued on very well and in moving this chair, it came off. The fabric is wrinkled and its hard to smooth them out, the cushions don't fill out the covers perfectly. The instructions tell you to steam the wrinkles out of the inserts too, and I wasn't about to try and do that! I like the dark grey color with the light wood legs. I'm close to 70 yrs old, and these weren't difficult for me to put together by myself.

Good for the money, but not great. I have the armless serta elsewhere in my house and love it for the price. This went in my son’s room and isn’t quite as sturdy. Both are snap together boxed chairs but the armless version is very rigid and screws together tightly. This doesn’t - it’s all friction connections and as a result it’s wobbly. The fabric is lower grade as well. But again, for the price - it’s okay.

Disappointed by tje quality. Looks great but not comfortable. Deflates when you sit on it.

Great style and perfect size! Could be a little more comfortable but great quality for the price.

Liking them so far. Easy setup. Chair bottom pad has springs in it, not all foam so may hold up a bit better over time.