Not going to lie, these were tough to build with the Allen wrench! I would have used a drill, but my hubby was out of town and the drill battery was dead. Holding the seat back firmly to the seat and screwing the bolts on was super tricky with just my two hands and the Allen wrench. But I managed in about 45 min. Unfortunately, they weren’t on tight enough and the seat backs wobbled and squeaked. So once my husband came home he tightened them, and now the chairs are great! Thankfully the seats and legs are metal and came assembled and fully attached and steady. The only assembly required three bolts attaching the seat backs to the seats. Oh and Velcroing the seat cushions onto the seats. They are comfy enough for outdoor dining chairs!

Wanted a cozy backyard area for coffee in the morning, and these chairs looked great on the site. Unboxing them I was really surprised and how sturdy and supportive they are. They were easy assemble, and the jute rope looks so modern and bohemian. The legs are a sturdy metal, rather than wood.

Chairs came fairly easy to assemble, only needing the backs screwed on. I really like the lower profile look of the chairs so they don’t overpower the view of our pool and backyard instead giving an updated modern look to our outdoor dining area. Chairs seem well made and will hopefully last for a long time.

These chair were selections for a STR project in the Blue Ridge mountains of GA. Can not wait to see these around the grey aluminum table. Will send photos in mid - Oct.

This is a beautiful chair -- very comfortable. However, we struggled to assemble it because the back didn't fit squarely into the bottom part — the screw holes weren't properly aligned or allow for a tight fit. We managed to secure the back to the bottom, but three of the four chairs weren't cut properly in this way.