PHI VILLAPatio Swivel Dining Chairs Set of 6 Outdoor Metal Chair with Textilene Mesh Fabric, Patio Gentle Rocker Chair, Black Frame for Deck Garden

First chair took about 45 minutes to put together. The rest took about 30 minutes each. Not real complicated to assemble, but two people would have made this easier. No text with the instructions so you have to study the pictures well before beginning. Chairs are attractive and the rocking and swivel motion is very smooth. I paired these with a matching table for my lanai for a complete set. Very happy with this purchase.

These chairs will be used on our back deck. They are attractive and comfortable. Assembly took approximately 30 minutes per chair. All the necessary parts including a few spare nuts, bolts, washers and screws were included in addition to the wrenches needed.

I read the helpful review by “bevhoward” (July 7, 2021) He had the idea of inserting 1/2” (or 3/8”) wedge washers during assembly (4 per chair - 8 total) that will greatly improve the chair angle and comfort.Note: if you plan on using the chairs under a table, it’s best to not use this hack to change the chair angle.You'll need (4) wedge washers for each chair - eight total for two chairs. You can order a packet of (10) wedge washers on AmazonTo accommodate the wedge washers, you'll also need slightly longer cap screws - Cap Screws M8-1,25 x 40mm Again 4 per chair - total of 8 for two chairs. They work perfect with the washers and nuts that come with the chairs.I believe ehe chairs should have come with the option of inserting wedge washers in the original hardware packet, but they don't.... so for just a couple dollars you can change them from "good" to "excellent" more comfortable chairs. I thank bevhoward for this very clever idea.

Furniture was well packaged. Assembly was easy & straight forward. Finished product was attractive & sturdy! Shipping time was excellent!

I bought this product as it appeared to be a good fit with my patio table. Delivery is superfast. Looks some reviews said that the installation instruction was a bit off. But I did not have any trouble. Just make sure the arms were in the right direction, carefully align the holes and screws (two persons may work out quicker since once can hold the arms and the other take care of the screws). Don't tighten screws completely until they were all in at least on one side. It was really easy to install, taking just about thirty minutes. The chairs were lightweight and easy to carry around. It felt comfortable sitting and rocking on them with some nice swivel and fun in the sun. Looked cool on the deck. Overall I am very satisfied with the service and quality at this price. Now I just want to shout out loud for Spring to come!

Arrived sooner than expected, which was great. Packaging was slightly damaged, but mostly minor stuff. Arm rest had some damage (not from packaging but likely poor construction - see photo)Extra screws and washers were included, which was appreciated.Assembly was extremely unpleasant. Instructions were four pictures. They were not well labeled. In the first picture you need to realize that the zoomed in illustration that shows the order of washers and nut on the screws is actually flipped upside down! There is no detailed image to show how to attach the seat and back to the armrest. There are also no words, and the most important part is to realize the screws cannot be tightened until everything is attached and aligned or you will never be able to finish assembly. My first chair took two people 2.5 hours to assemble, some damage from a stripped screw in trying to assemble and then disassemble to make everything fit. The second chair took one person 45 minutes to assemble.The screws need a socket wrench and Allen wrench, for which the junky assembly versions are provided, and are very annoying to use.As for the finished chair, I’ve built two thus far. They’re both very firm to sit on, almost like a wooden park bench. I expected a little more give to the seat. It’s not “uncomfortable”, but it’s not exactly comfortable either. The rocking function is like 10-15 degrees at most, much less than other similar chairs I’ve sat on. I would not consider this a “rocker.” The spinning aspect of the chairs is fine. The seats are about an inch lower down than I expected. It does feel a little low when I sit down. And of the two chairs I assembled already, the second one has a very slight slant to the seat in which the left side is very slightly higher than the right. It’s a tilt that I can feel, but it is slight.Overall, the chairs are cheap enough to not make me go through the hassle of disassembling and returning them (assuming the rest are not worse). But I wouldn’t buy them again.

The chairs are well made and comfortable. They match the table I purchased them to be used with.