HOMEFUNChaise Lounge Chair Outdoor, Poolside Lounger Set of 2 Cast Aluminum Tanning Chairs with Adjustable Backrest and Moveable Wheels, Bronze

Beautiful and sturdy! Just what I wanted. It was a little tricky to assemble due to having almost no instructions, but everything fit together. Once assembled, it seems strong and the large wheels make it easy to move around. The back is very easy to reposition from sitting up to lounge relaxing to flat for napping. I added a chaise cushion for more comfort. I have only had this a month so not sure how it will hold up over time, but so far I am very pleased. :)

I hesitated before buying these but wow, I am impressed. Two years ago I bought wooden chaise lounges for our pool patio and they are already useless. Broken, tipping, etc. I took a chance on these because they are a great price and come 2 in a set. They look great are heavy and durable. They will last a LONG time. My teenagers put them together with. no issues at all. Easy directions to follow.

Instructions were not the best, but we finally got it put together! Looks great!

I would give them a 5 but the instructions were a bit lacking in sufficient details on some of the steps. I believe they also describe the bolts to attach the back and the bolts to attach the side arms backwards in terms of which to use there.

Beautiful item, reasonable price, easy assembly. The seller is helpful and super prompt in responding. I had a small issue, and it was taken care of seamlessly and fast. Thank you, seller!

Missing screws! 4 screws were missing from the package.

We love these chairs. They are great quality and look great on our patio. We are trying to get a third one, but for now they only sell them as a set.

After following the written instructions, I was able to put a set of original chairs together. Some parts did not go together correctly since some of the components and parts didn’t allow much tolerance which might make some components and parts not fit or align together perfectly as designed. These are far more expensive lounge chairs out there, but I did not have the budget to pay for higher price chairs. I guess you get what you pay for.Issue #1: As I said some parts don’t allow too much tolerance so as you can see in one of the pictures, the back of the seat was warped, does not lay back evenly (it is off about an inch or two). I know it was the back since I swapped backs with the other chair, and the issue followed the back.Issue #1 resolved: After going back many times with seller, even them suggesting to use a hammer to get the back into alignment (thank goodness I didn’t (you will see later)) the seller sent me a whole replacement lounge chair. The back was not warped on this one, and was able to fit together correctly.Issue #2: The Screws they use seem to be non-stainless steel which should be for an outdoor product in my opinion. The screws holding the seat to the side arms are screwed in via Hex key bore in the screw (without a head) (see photo of screw). To attach the side to the bottom of the lounge chair, you screw in that screw to the side part of the lounge chair, then you connect the bottom to the side, and use a flat washer, lock washer, and then use a nut to tighten the pieces together. Since the Hex part is bore in the screw, it makes the screw not very strong. If you tighten the bolt too tight to the screw, it will break the screw (see picture) which I did once. It broke where it was bore out to make the kex hole.Resolved #2: Replaced the screws that hold the sides to the bottom with a stainless machine screw with an actual Philips head.Issue #3: Putting together the replacement chair (from Issue #1), to join the back of the chair to the bottom of the chair, there are pivot joints that you screw together with a Screw, flat washer, Lock Washer, and bolt. This chair only had room to put together without the lock washer. The other two chairs I had, didn’t have an issue. I attempted to use a hammer to put the pivot points closer together to fit a Screw, Flat, lock and nut together, but in doing so broke one part of the pivot point. Again, I should have not tried to bend it (luckily didn’t try to use a hammer on the back of the chart to make it un-warped).As far as Comfort, you will defiantly need cushions! if you don't by cushions, they will be very uncomfortable, it's like sitting on the floor but you can recline. I live in the north-east, I want to store the lounge chairs outside in the winter. I didn't want to buy a lounge chair that I could not store outside all year around and not power wash off mold, dirt etc. If I purchased wicker, fabric, etc, I don't think they would last long.The Seller was ok, after a few messages going back and forth to get a replacement, they satisfied my order. My issue is the manufacturer, they need better Quality control to see if the parts are in tolerances. Also, they should use stainless steel bolts especially if they will be used outdoors all year around.