SERWALLPatio Chaise Lounge Chair Set of 2, 78'' Long 5-Positions Adjustable HDPE Outdoor Lounger for Pool, Poly Lounge Chair with Rolling Wheels & Cup Holder for Poolside, Deck, White

These are very nice and look expensive. Very sturdy they are worth price.

I had had enough of the cheap plastic chairs that would dry out and crack every 3 years so I looked for something that would last. My requirements were no steel (rust), no sling fabric (dries out, fades, rips) and had to have wheels. These chairs met all of those requirements. They are a solid HDPE material that is sturdy. Assembly is pretty straight forward. Everything is labeled/coded along with the hardware. Use of a drill/low power impact driver will speed the assembly up. Had no issues lining the pre-drilled holes up. Turning the chair on it's side or back during assembly makes it easier. Hardware appears to be stainless steel so it will last through the elements. Very happy with the product and the seller's quick communication on answering questions. The only improvement I would like to see is to allow for the cupholder to be mounted on the left side of the chair as well.

Though it was a little bit more challenging to assemble than I had anticipated, (thank goodness I have a very capable brother) I am very impressed with its sturdiness.Though it's fairly heavy, the wheels make it quite simple to move to different positions in my yard. Because it is not a soft surface, you definitely need a cushion with it.All that being said, the ability to easily change the position of the back made it an ideal chair for me. I can raise it upright so that I can read comfortably or I could recline it fully if I so desire.Because it is so solidly made, I can foresee having this chair for many, many years.

Five stars as of right now. Just put it out around the pool. Arrived nicely packaged but heavy. Assembly accomplished with easy instructions and no missing parts or damaged pieces by two senior 60 plus women. Part of 11 piece seti ordered. Good quality Polywood. I want to see how screws and bolts hold up to OBX weather without rusting first season. I will update review if any issues. Hundred perfect happy…..much cheaper than local Lowes options by $100 avg per piece.

These seem to be very well made and are attractive. A little narrow for my cushions but still works and comfortable. Mu only concern is that things rust quickly by us due to saltwater and there is one metal part. We spray painted it right away as a preventative measure. Overall, very happy with these chaise loungers.

Great product. The seat is a little narrow for some cushions. Great value and easy to clean. I live by the ocean so salt in the air is always a problem. These chairs hold up well and look good as new after a little soap and water.

I work in property management for short term rentals, and buy these things like candy. Our climate isn't supportive of natural fibers, canvases, wood, or even metal due to the extreme heat. The $600 (each!) canvas and metal lounge chairs from West Elm last less than 2 years in our climate with that type of use. These bad boys though. I started replacing canvas loungers with these over two years ago, and absolutely none of them have been replaced. We are talking an average 6 month life span on a standard canvas and metal lounger, and 2+ years these babies are still looking nearly new. I won't recommend any other kind of lounge chair to my owners out here.

We loved the shape, size and look of these chairs…but the quality is extremely low.If you are planning to have the chairs inside at all times, they may work great, but if you plan, as most would, to use them outside, beware they will discolor and become sticky.We’ve provided the feedback to the company that within less than 2 months of having the chairs, they discolored and need to be replaced. We paid $1000 for the four chairs. After many back and forth negotiations, the seller shared that we DID do the right thing by washing them with soap and water and that they would provide feedback to the manufacturer that this is happening and they hope to fix it. They first offered us $20 per chair ($80 total) for the “inconvenience”. The chairs look very cheap given they were grey and now have turned an odd shade of green. Their “final offer” for the inconvenience was $50 per chair reimbursement. This did not even cover the replacement for one chair.I would recommend many companies for chairs, but I would steer clear of this company and know that you would likely replace them in less than a year, which is the position they have placed us in.