Review on SERWALL Folding Adirondack Chair Patio Chairs Outdoor Chairs Painted Adirondack Chair Weather Resistant For Patio Deck Garden, Backyard Deck, Fire Pit & Lawn Furniture Porch And Lawn Seating- Red by Ashlee Washington

Overall I like the chair. But I wish in the manual they had put a warning! That you should not buy any circumstance over extend the chair when unfolding it past the lock pins. It only takes about half an inch past those lock pins and the top arm will crack right in half.Now I have to contact them to get a replacement part C as I guess everyone has to learn this the hard way because they don't put anything in their manual about this.Probably all the good reviews are people that have never folded their chair.So if you're confused at this point let me say this another way, if you fold your chair and collapse it for a transport when you unfold your chair be very very very very very very careful that when you unfold it that you do not move the legs past the point where the locking pin goes in. If you do this you will find that you probably will crack and split your arm top. There is no room for play before it cracks. This isn't wood folks this is hard brittle plastic that looks like wood so it's got its pros and cons. I'm not going to go over a list of those here in this review but I am here to tell you about the one big con. Do not under any circumstances over extend your chair when unfolding, not folding!, But unfolding the chair gently unfold it to the point where you can get the lock pin into the hole but do not under any circumstances extend past that lock pin point or crack you'll be contacting them using the lifetime warranty guarantee they give you. We shall see how long it takes for me to get this part.