2-Person Patio Swing with Adjustable Canopy and 2 Storage Pocket

We liked the swing, in fact, this is our second swing! We purchased this one for the front porch

I love it but My canopy tore in a storm and I can’t find the replacement!! How about replacement seat material?

Well made. Not crazy about the bar across the back of the seat, obviously needed, I may add a cushion.

Very Comfortable! It’s my place to relax and read a good book.

I've had two of this exact model swing for many years. I'm the type that takes comfort in familiar things, and this swing is familiar. We recently moved cross-country back to Michigan and had to abandon ours due to space constraints on the moving truck. Lowe's no longer carries this item, so I was pleased to see it on Amazon! The swing was on its way to a 5-star review UNTIL I got to assembling the backrest to the armrest/frame which attaches to the seat. I always give the benefit of the doubt, and believe this is a one-off fabrication error at the factory---but the threaded screw receptacles on the backrest are attached too high resulting in the frame of the backrest impacting on the frame of the seat disallowing alignment of the screws to attach all three components without some SERIOUS persuasion. Since this is a large and bulky item, re-packaging it and taking it to be returned was more unattractive than seeing if I can make this fit--and I finally did. Please believe me when I state these components were indeed MISALIGNED DURING FABRICATION--My previous models of this swing didn't have this problem. I assure anyone reading this, I'm mechanical as a SOB and can put anything together, so you can take my review to the bank, especially since I've assembled previous models of the same swing. I know there are people who complain about difficulty in assembling items, but let's face it...many of these people can't put two Legos together without screwing it up!! I am NOT one of those people. I had to loosely attach all three components, then push/pull while alternately tightening screws to get the three components together--with MUCH, and I mean MUCH, effort. I got it together, but I cross-threaded one screw and stripped the head of another due to the torsion of the three parts' misalignment. This sounds like a resulting huge fuster-cluck, but I got it together and it's solid and safe. My point is it took A LOT of effort as these three components didn't go together like clockwork. Every other section aligned perfect!! Otherwise, the powder coating is flawless and the other aspects are attractive and well-made. All the nuts and bolts are present and the company even provided extras. I ALWAYS keep this stuff for other projects! I strongly advise before getting too far into assembly, jump to steps 3 and 4 to see if you have the same issue. If so, you may not decide to wrestle (and I do mean wrestle) with getting these three components to fit. At least you should be able to package it back up for return without too much hassle. Don't get me wrong, I got the thing together and it's solid/safe, and my wife and I love the swing---I only wanted to share the difficulties I had and hope it truly was just an isolated thing.