Flash FurnitureSeneca Dark Gray Faux Rattan Coffee Table

Out of the box, no assembly needed - thank Goodness! I'm not one for reading the instructions. But, I probably should.After I located the little strap that secures them closed, it was just a matter of opening them. For me, it took a minute as the reclining back wants to fully recline when trying to open the chair. I found if I stand to the front of the chair and pushed down on the seat as if to open the chair, it came open, but the back was fully reclined. I put my foot on the front legs and clasped the back towards the top and pulled. The chair easily came to the sitting position. It seemed a bit awkward, but not terribly. Plus, I'm sure any "stiffness" in the moving parts will ease over time. I am actually glad they're a touch stiff. I'd be concerned if they weren't.The ottoman is stored in the back of the chair back in a nice mesh pocket. It was a little difficult to pull it out, but that's to keep it from falling out when carrying or transporting the chairs. The top of the pocket has an elastic band that when at rest, it's smaller than the ottoman so it can't slip out. It stretches to become large enough so the ottoman can be pulled out. Due to the angle of the ottoman frame and the curve in the chair back, the harder part is getting it out past the top of the chair back, but with a little pressure it slides out fine.Again, the fact that the ottoman doesn't slide out easily tells me the manufacturer made it so on purpose. Over time, the mesh holding the ottoman will give or stretch. I appreciate the manufacturer building these to be a little "tight" at first intentionally so with use they'll adjust to become smoother with use.Finally, the metal used in these chairs is much thicker and solid feeling than I expected for a set of folding chairs that were less than $50. Likewise, the covering also feels durable and better than I expected.I know that prolonged exposure to the sun will cause the fabric to "dry rot" over time. That's unavoidable for ANY outdoor furniture that uses this type of fabric as would any resin/plastic type tables exposed to the sun when not in use. The only way to avoid that is to fold the chairs up and store then in a dry, and possibly not extremely hot storage closet. Same for any other outdoor chairs/tables. Of course the screws holding the chair together will rust if exposed to rain repeatedly. Again, proper storage will prolong the life of any outdoor chair, except maybe those plastic Adirondack chairs but have you tried to get out of one of those chairs??? Yeah, I rest my case.I am buying another set! As I look at other sets they are not even close to these. These are extremely comfortable, well made and if stored properly when not in use, they will last a very long time I think.

Super easy to assemble, all you have to do is slide the table legs into the slots! It's small but perfect for where I needed it to go. I'm not sure how long the table will last though. It's a sturdy plastic, but its not heavy, so I'm sure a good gust of wind it will fly away, but I hope not. In any event I like it and its cute.

Good size, color and durable for the sun and rain

In my opinion this is a great children's table. It was advertised as patio or pool side but it is too short for us. We really liked it. We also felt it owes over priced

This table was easy to assemble, just insert the legs. No hardware needed. It looks nice on our patio but is not very sturdy. I have a plant setting on it, but keep checking to be sure it's not too heavy. A little pricey for the quality.

This was a quick alternative to match an older patio set and was easy to put together and seems quite durable

This table is plastic. I can get something like this for $15 at dollar general.

This is a replacement for one with a glass top. Because of the wind we get here the previous glass topped table wasn't going to work. So I ordered this one . Perfect size and sturdy.