Amish Heavy Duty 600 Lb Roll Back Pressure Treated Rocking Chair with Cupholders (Unfinished)

I absolutely love it, I am a big guy 6’-1” 235 and this chair is well built. The chair is beautiful and very comfortable. I have a herniated disc and have put a seat cushion on the chair just to ease some pressure. The rocking really seems to help my lower back because the chair moves the pelvic area for me slightly forward and when I lean back I can feel my posture improve and the lower pain is significantly less. I rock in it every evening after a three mile walk. I love this chair.

I love it and wouldn’t trade it for anything. The only problem I have once I start rocking I don’t want to do anything else .

I drilled a couple of holes in the legs and changed the angle of rockers by cutting off and inch of the legs so it would lean back a little more.

Impressive! I put this together in about 20 minutes with a wrench. It is very sturdy and comfortable. Rocks very smoothly with a good range of motion. The cup holder is a little odd, but the way it attaches under with the arm of the chair does not leave any holes visible if you decide to take it off. All in all 5 starts for a great piece of patio furniture.

This is by far the most comfortable rocker I have ever sat in. As a senior I was worried about getting in or out. The height is perfect, the wood is soft even without a cushion. Very pleased and impressed.

Great chairs very well made strong and sturdy, these were easy to put together. I only put one cup holder on each chair, but they came with two cup holders for each chair. The wood is strong and I will stain them soon. They are actually very comfortable and the rocking motion is gentle and relaxing

For holding 600 pounds, the chair is NOT wide enough for a big person.

The picture shows a high back, making it comfortable. In reality the back comes to level with the arm rest, not allowing one to rest their head. I would have kept looking had I realized that