FRUITEAM Taupe Adirondack Chair With Cup Holder - Weather-Resistant Outdoor Fire Pit And Patio Chair For Yard, Deck, Garden, And Lawn - Ergonomic Lounge Chair With 350Lbs Weight Capacity Review

The assembly of this chair was fairly straight forward. The black color option is interesting for being an outdoor chair, I'm not sure how the color will stand up over time but we will see. The built in cup holder is a must have for any chair. The material is PVC so there isn't a risk of rot. Overall good value now for a weather resistant adirondack chair.

This is a pretty moderately priced chair for the size and build quality. I’ve handled several Adirondack chairs over the past year and this isn’t my favorite one, but I’d still recommend it. I don’t know if I’ve just gotten better at putting Adirondacks together because of so much experience, but this one went together pretty quickly for me. Nothing complicated about assembly as long as you have the proper tools and an hour or two to spair. The composite material this one is made of isn’t as…

This chair was a little disappointing considering the price point. While it’s definitely not a terrible chair, there are definitely better options available at a similar price.The picture I’ve included has this chair on the left and another similarly priced chair from Revain on the right.Pros: this chair was very quick and easy to assemble and went together within about 10 min. The color is nice and the chair does look good overall. It seems sturdy enough and does seem like it will hold up…

This was simple to set-up, building it took 15 minutes flat, even with difficulty of getting some of the washers and screws to line up. Overall build quality is average as there were a few loose plastic nubbins that I used a utility knife to cut toff for a perfect fit. This chair is rated for 350 pounds and is very very sturdy! Only caveat is that the back is not adjustable, but the lean and height make the chair very comfortable to sit on. These chairs will be joining me on my patio as the…

Bought this for use out on our desk. I was surprised to learn that the faux wood/lumber pieces that it is built from are hollow plastic, not solid as most ones you sit in are like. As such, when I sit in it, I can feel a slight flex in the slats of the seat bottom when I move. (I'm 6'3", 220 lbs.)The assembly process isn't terribly difficult, however we had to stop and re-do a couple of the nuts because they weren't aligned right inside the slots they fit into. I was nervous because the…

So it was an absolute pain to put together. once together its a decent chair, pretty sturdy. The cupholder isnt even worth it though because my cup fell out of it immediately. I replaced it, same thing. The arms are sturdy enough to hold a 20oz tumbler so I dont know why a cupholder was even bothered with. It is low to the ground so if you are using it as a campfire drinking chair, you're gonna have an issue getting out of it.

I wasn't sure what "eco-resin" was. I assumed some type of organic faux-wood substance. I'm not saying this isn't organic, but it feels very much like a heavier version of the plastic Adirondack chairs found at the box stores. It looks great, but I expected a solid substance. This is a plastic-like substance that's molded to shape. It's sturdy and looks great, I'm just not sure it's any more durable than the plastic chairs I end up replacing every few years because they fade and crack. We'll…

We got this for use on our terrace under our patio screen cover.It arrives needing to be assembled.It took two of us 20 minutes to do the assembly.It comes with directions that are clear and easy to understand.It seems to be made well.the fit is very tight.the parts fit well.the seat and arms are sturdy.To test it out we put it together and set it.My husband sat in it for about an hour.He said he enjoyed how comfortable it was.We both enjoy the look of the chair in this color.We would buy this…

This chair is all plastic and comes requiring assembly. For the most part, the pieces snap together and are then reinforced with nuts and bolts.Assembly Tip! Make sure that you push the nuts all the way in to their intended spot. If you don't, the bolt won't find it and you'll have to remove and try again.I only had one spot that I just couldn't get right but the rest were fine. The chair is sturdy and I expect if it gets dirty I'll just be able to hose it off. It is comfortable enough and I…

This chair is exactly as described, but the price is not warranted.The cup holder is very loose and flimsy, and it feels like if you put anything heavier than a can of soda in there It's going to fail. It feels so cheap, very thin hollow plastic parts. On one hand it'll obviously last until the plastic degrades from being in direct sunlight, but that in itself is the problem. I have several Adirondack chairs and my other ones are made out of the same composite material that 30-year decks are…

This chair is solid plastic and think you’d have to try to break it. The cup holder built in is awesome and solves so many problems with having chairs like this. Having a cold beverage around a fire, or sitting by the lake is always something people do, so why not build an essential part right in? Great idea. The only thing that I wish could be different is having the bolts hidden. It would make this chair look seem less and cleaner, but don’t have any quality complaints. I would buy this…

We had some old resin chairs from the local hardware store that were relatively cheap and break easily. On-top of that, after sitting in this new one, I have discovered the old ones were not very comfortable either.While these are not wood, they feel as sturdy as wood. The assembly was easy enough and I simply built the chair inside and carried it out to the porch. With proper care and cleaning, I expect it should last many seasons. It is comfy and great looking, as well!

Color: TaupeMy husband, who puts purchases together for me, spent several minutes telling me how easy this chair was to put together. Most items with four legs are off-kilter when assembled. However, my husband commented about how easy it was to set up, and the finished product was balanced and comfortable. He mentioned that it took little time to assemble this chair. There are only six pieces.This chair is rated for 350 lbs. But the real question is: How comfortable is this chair? Sinking my…

This is a lot heavier and feels sturdier than most plasticky feeling adirondack chairs you normally find. It is nice that it was so compact to ship, so if you move it can collapse back down with some work. The cupholder is a heck of a nice touch, but it is a bit flimsy and doesn't slide in or out easily. Assembly was pretty simple, but the way the nuts slide into the frame doesn't feel the most secure and there is no thread lock of any kinds so I imagine this will loosen up with regular usage…

I received this from the Revain Vine program and am leaving my review voluntarily.Really like this chair! It's the pvc/plastic material, but not flimsy at all. My son in-law sat in it and he's 200lbs. The one arm has a slide out cup holder.Read the directions all the way through before putting together, and make sure to squint your eyes so you can see exactly where the bolts go into the slots because the pictures are tiny.I hope this holds up outside and is easy to clean, but so far, so…

Lets talk about putting this together first. For the front legs you need to slid nuts into a couple of slots on the sides of the seat front, match up the arm posts with the chair seat, and then run some bolts through these posts into those nuts. In theory this is a great idea, however the slots the nuts go in are loose, allowing the nuts to move out of place, and when running the bolts in they don't grab anything, they just push the nuts out of place.Next, the chair is plastic. It might be…

This chair was a bit difficult to put together but we got it together. It has a pull out cup holder. It has plenty of sitting room. It holds the weight of at least 265lbs no problem. It's comfortable to sit in. And the weather doesn't seem to phase it.

This chair is comfortable and sturdy and was easy to assemble . The cup holder slides out and has holes in the bottom for drainage. Will be buying more of these !

This chair is easy to put together, and I have no issues with the actual function. You will need to get a cushion as it does become uncomfortable after a while. But it does make a great addition to any outdoor deck.

Putting this together was easy however plastic is weak. The spots where you put the nuts in can easily be stripped. As you see in my picture I cannot screw that one in.