Comfortable and washable

This recliner allows me to enjoy the sunshine in the outdoor space. Made of high-quality rattan and heavy-duty steel frame, it is durable and the recliner can be adjusted in five different positions, so I can choose the most comfortable angle myself. In addition, there are removable cushions. The surface of the mat is waterproof, you can clean it if it is dirty

nice chair

great chair... not too hard assemble but easier with 2 people... the middle could bea little sturdier but it holds the weight limit specified.. comfortable cushion..

Great chair!

It’s super nice lounge chair. The first expect that I noticed after staring to use this chair was that it was very comfortable. But also firm enough so that I didn’t feel like I was being swallowed. I loved design that is very simple and elegant. Very satisfied with the purchase.

Some force required but it got me there - now I love it

I was so excited to find this chaise lounger because it looked exactly like what I wanted and would fit perfectly on the patio. As any seasoned amazon primer shopper would, I checked the reviews for this item and, at the time, it only had a total of 4 reviews:2 were for a different product, a set of outdoor chairs apparently;1 was ambiguously saying the assembly was easy and they will see how it holds up but is unclear whether they meant the chairs or the lounger,and 1 one-star review telling me that assembly is awful and the return process is very complicated with it having to be dropped off at UPS by the buyer ...My heart sunk a little. Now, after reading the warning about the item not coming together well and screw holes not lining up I second guessed my choice. Debating internally to give it a shot, knowing the return process wouldn't be a breeze, I decided to give it a shot for two reasons: 1) All the struggles of my past assembling Ikea furniture have prepared me for this as surely, this can't be more difficult than that and 2) I can probably tetris it back in the box and have a big enough car if I really HAVE to return it ... Ok, proceed to check out ...Delivery time was as promised and a large box arrived. The box cautioned me that it would be best to lift it with two people but I am an independent strong woman and decided I can do it all by myself. That held true for approximately 15 min ... I managed to get the box to the patio myself and unpacked everything. Easy enough. I read through the instructions PRIOR to started the assembling process (I told you, lots of Ikea furniture in my past) and began with step one, which was sticking the frame pieces together. The pieces stuck very tightly and while I could get them together, sliding them all the way together exceeded my upper body strength. After considering varies strategies involving brute force I reverted to just asking my husband, who was able to slide them together (with some effort!) by turning them upwards for gravity to help. Given that he's much taller than me, the better angle and increased muscles mass did the trick. This was the only step assistance was required, although it might have been helpful during others... Ok, next step: screwing the platform to the frame.I'm assuming this is what the other reviewer was referring to. The plastic wicker wrapping covered quite of few of the wholes and in some of them, there was some kind of plastic residue. The other reviewer was right, the holes do not line up well but since I bought this lounge knowing that, I refused to be defeated. The instructions tell you to lay the platform down with the upside facing down and place the frame over it to attached the two together. This did not work for me. Aligning the holes for the screws that way was awful. I decided to flip it on it's side and align the side that was now at the bottom first.The first side was easier than the second, because when I flipped it to the other side, there was less wiggle room, since I had attached the first side. I used another trick from past experiences, which was to NOT tighten the screws all the way once I had them in place! This allowed me at least some room for adjustment while doing the other side. For some people this might be a "duh" but the instructions do not mention this. The instructions do tell you to not use a power drill, which I followed. Now, with the holes not aligning perfectly, it can be difficult to get the screws in there, even with some wiggle room. Sometimes it was the alignment, sometimes it was the plastic stuff stuck in there.I combated this by using a second screw driver to poke the plastic stuff free and force alignment if needed. Meaning, I would stick the screw driver in the hole and use it as a lever to pull the top and bottom in the right place so I could get the screw next to it in (see picture). While this was certainly not in the instructions, I did the trick for me. All together, this took me about an hour.Since the struggle assembly, it has been wonderful. I've had it for a month now and enjoy it. The back is adjustable to various positions and when flat it can serve as a bench. The pad is comfortable and I added a pillow for head support. I've fallen asleep on it (~30 min) so I would definitely call it comfortable. We've had some rain but so far no problems with it being outside. Side note: I do not leave the pad outside.Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. I do agree with the other reviewer that the assembly could be a lot better and was worried initially about using force, as I can't return it if I break it, BUT to me, the struggle was worth it. So, if you want a neat little chaise lounger that is tough to assemble but afterwards great, you found it. If you feel like all of the above was too much hassle, carry on, my friend, this one isn't for you.

Overall happy with purchase.

The chairs are sturdy, comfortable and come as described. The assembly is difficult and a few of the end pieces were damaged on one of the chairs. But overall very satisfied with the purchase and price of the chairs.

great value

These chairs are a great value for rattan wrapped, steel framed lounge chairs, with most others in the $200+ range and the cushion is a bonus.I did not find them that hard to assemble as long as you had some mechanical know how. I did 3 of them at about 30 min ea. You only need an allen wrench and 2 are included. The holes don't always line up, much like any other unassembled furniture, but most of the brackets are in pairs of 2 holes so I used one allen wrench to put through the bracket and frame hole to help align them as I screwed in the first one, then the 2nd screw was easy. The instructions state not to tighten the screws until all of them have been started, again, basic mechanical knowledge.One box was missing a part so I emailed the manufacturer and they shipped me one within a week. The listing does NOT state free returns, only free delivery, so you would have to box it up and pay for return shipping to do so.Overall my wife and I are happy with these chairs.