Wooden Outdoor Comfy Patio Rustic Rocking Log Chair for Front Porch Lawn Beach Balcony, Heavy Duty 250 LBS, Lightly Toasted

Really a nice and comfortable design at good price point! It went together easily. I really like that the seat back is curved a bit and the seat bottom is nicely contoured. I’m 6’3” and the chair fits me very well. It’s sturdy.The wood is very light so I’m not sure what the future holds. We bought a couple for our Airbnb and will be seeing how they work out. But for now, the price, comfort and assembly were 5 stars.

These chairs are gorgeous and so sturdy. Really really comfortable. Highly recommend.

Update: Still solid after 2 years, which included being buried under several feet of snow (with chair covered). One bit of advice though is every 3-6 months, check and tighten up the bolts. Chair cover arms ripped though, should have supported the middle.Original Review:A neighbor had bought a pair of these last summer and raved about them, so I bought a pair, but by the time they arrived it was near the end of summer and It took me almost year to get around to actually assembling these. Thankfully no problems and looking forward to them getting a lot of use this summer.Assembly was pretty easy. It would have been even easier if a couple of the stickers identifying the parts hadn't fallen off a couple of pieces. Mostly just drilling in a few screws, and then a couple 14mm bolts. The first chair took ~45 minutes (lots of trying to figure things out without all the identifying stickers), the second chair took less than 15 minutes. It's worth noting that the back and seat come fully preassembled. You just need to attach the arms and rockers to the seat and back.The are remarkably sturdy and comfortable. I can't speak to their long-term durability out in the weather yet, but I do have covers for them. (Update: chairs more durable than covers, covers tore from snow)

This chair was easy to assemble with good instructions. You just needed some simple tools such as a screwdriver and wrench. Took about 20 minutes. The chair looks just as advertised, natural wood. You can make this chair into an Adirondack type chair if you don't put the rockers on.

I bought two of these. Great size and easy for me to get out of even though lower than my other outdoor rockers. Assembly instructions are in pictures but easy to follow. I had no problems with holes not lining up, etc. Smelled a little weird for a few days...I think is was the finish varnish or whatever, but that went away. Nice looking chairs. I wish the wood was heavier, but for this price, good value.

I just received two of these log rockers and I'm very impressed. When ordering I was concerned about the quality and the finish. However, now that I have them, my concerns are gone. The finish is a glossy, rich golden tan/brown. The logs themselves all appear to be solid and all have a grove cut on the underside, which I assume is for expansion and to prevent splitting. The seat and back are 1/2" boards and surprisingly comfortable. And the arm rests position my arms perfectly for reading while rocking. I'm about 5' 5", if that helps. All the pieces including the hardware are marked for easy identification. You will need a Phillips screwdriver, I used a power drill, and a 14mm socket or open ended wrench. The kit comes with a 14mm tool to help when tightening the 6 bolts. All the screw and bolt holes are pre-drilled and recessed. All the mortise and tenons went together easily with a minimum of pressure. Initially I wasn't going to install the two seat supports since in my opinion they are just decorative, but then I installed them with a regular screwdriver, which took very little time. All in all it took me about 20 minutes per chair.

These are really easy to assemble. High quality wood, beautiful knots and grains in the wood.

The finish was a lot lighter than the picture online showed. Assembly took a lot longer than I anticipated as the directions do not suggest assembling multiple parts BEFORE putting on the screws. I had to loosen the screws multiple times to make the parts in the latter steps fit correctly. Also, some of the wood had what appeared to be a natural split; however, the short braces under the chair lined up exactly to the split when tightening the screws. I could barely make contact with the wood and anticipate the screw falling out eventually. This is a Bingo church fund raiser item I am donating so don’t really have time to return, so it’ll at least be a free item for someone else when it falls apart. Last, the legs are too long and stop the rocker from going all the way forward and backward. Otherwise, it looks expensive.