Crosley Furniture Griffith Outdoor Chair, Retro Metal Patio Chairs for Dining, Porch, Deck, Balcony, Key Lime

This chair was easy to put together. The chair seat does get a bit cold with colder weather and I did have to get a cushion. It’s comfortable and easy to move around and works in my lawn or on my deck.

Very easy to put together. Beautiful color and very comfortable without a cushion.

The chairs were fairly easy to put together. Keep all the screws loose until it's put together, makes it easier to get the last screw in. You might need so eo w to help hold the chair together, then tighten down. They are very comfortable to sit in. We like to let the dogs out in the front yard and we sit in our chairs and watch all the young family's starting their day. We are semi retired and enjoy the simplier things. This chair is one of them. I love the lime green color against our red brick home. They wipe up easily and still look good. They are sturdy and rocks more and more as you sit in it. Basically you have to rock it in. 😀

High quality, sturdy, well made. Color is gorgeous. This chair is built to last decades!! It was a little tricky to put together, using provided instructions. So, I put the back and bottom together. Put it on its side, attached a side piece at both back and seat. Turn the entire thing over to expose the other side. Attached that side piece to the back. Then inserted the stretcher bar. Then while somewhat sitting on that side piece, attached it at the seat. Then tightened all hardware. I was able to put it together, alone, with a partially healed broken hand and wrist. I would caution against using these in the hot sun. But they’re gorgeous and comfortable for a nice shady or cool spot. I’ve already ordered a 2nd chair.

These are great quality, heavy duty chairs. The color is mostly mint with a hint of lime. We bought 2 chairs and it took my husband and I 10 minutes to assemble each chair. This is what we did: read instructions and parts list before beginning, realize that the nut is actually a locking nut and you must install it with the protrusion facing away from the chair, use an impact drill (or power drill), have 2 people for assembly. One chair came with perfect finish and the other had a flaw in the powder coat on one arm, so I’m deducting one star for that.

I love love love this chair. The color stuns me. I put it outside our front door and imagine people coming from near and far just to sit in it. It’s that strange and different and gorgeous. Apple green! It’s just beyond wonderful to look at. I haven’t sat in it much—but it’s comfortable enuf.However, trying to put it together? My friend and I were at fisticuffs after two hours trying. He then tried for more hours after I went to sleep. Total defeat. We both shuffled around in shame watching the guy we had to hire put it together. And even he had to have his wife use all her might holding it as he banged and cursed. He finally got it built and it cost us an extra 75 bucks.But it’s so sweet to see in front of our door.

My husband and I just assembled two of these chairs and are still speaking (nicely) to each other! We are delighted with how sturdy and comfortable they are - and how easy they are for us to get out of! (We are a tad elderly.) The directions to assemble are very clear and easy to follow, except I wish they had stressed how important it is to keep the leg connector exactly in place. As we worked, that piece slipped a little and we thought we could readjust it with no problem at a later stage in the process. NOT SO! That piece needs to be exactly where it belongs at all times or you will find yourselves (yes, plural - the directions "recommend that two people work together to assemble the chair") removing screws you thought you were through with! We are seriously considering ordering more of these attractive. retro chairs.

The colors are great. I just got the green one and it is great. Easy to assemble...especially if 2 people can do it together. I also have a friend who ordered one 2 years ago and it still looks brand new...even though it stays outside 365 days a year.