Looks great though not without some frustrations
This chair looks awesome when you finally get it built. I say finally get it built because there are a couple of parts of the set up and/or build process that really need a bit of help and better detail. Not that much but a couple of steps where the detail is seriously lacking and when you look at the text or the pictures (and hey, pictures are supposed to be worth a few thousand words, right?) that you are still left to scratch your head and question what goes where and how. Part H (there are two of those) for example is an important hinge piece that goes along the sides and also connects to the back. You can’t tell that by looking at any of the images in the included materials. I got more than a bit flustered and frustrated at trying to sort it all out and eventually did figure it out but it really should have been clearer for someone that actually follows building steps to do so.

There was also a question regarding where the back portion is supposed to sit that would have helped to understand better. The back sits above the bottom, not through the bottom though you can’t tell that when you see the images and wouldn’t know that until after you figure out where part H goes. Once you figure that out or if you already knew that the back sits completely above the bottom (and you connect part H to the side and the back) it all kind of comes together and makes sense.

If you ordered more than one of these you can obviously apply the knowledge to putting the additional chairs together. I definitely want to get another one of these as it looks nice and the build quality and materials should be very durable (though I wonder just a bit how well the bolts will hold up once they get exposed to rain and dampness, hopefully they will prove to be very rust resistant). I love that these chairs are built to hold heavier bodies (such as my own) so you don’t have to worry, in general that someone that is in the 300 pounds (give or take) range would damage the chair.

The color is also something that I found really appealing. It looks great and just the right tone to me. While I might have gone with a different color, I like the one that I got and would very happily come back to buy another one, same color or possibly a different color.

Finally, I like that these chairs are foldable, making them easier to bring inside (for example) and get through a doorway if necessary. While these chairs aren’t too wide, if you have narrow doorways as I have had in a previous home location, folding the chair up really takes care of any concerns you might have of being able to more easily move the chair around. I might consider putting some wheels on the back so you could easily move the chair around as if you were moving a hand truck cart but it isn’t really necessary. These aren’t too heavy (they aren’t feather light, but but they aren’t that heavy) so moving them around shouldn’t be too straining to most people.