Wicker Adjustable Recliner With Cushion | Terracotta

NOT worth the money! Hard to put together. Cushions are too thin. Recline and adjust functions don't work at all. Would return if It wasn't already assembled!

The chairs look very nice but the cushions aren't very thick. After sitting for a little while when we got up the cushions were depressed and flat looking. Also there is a Bar in the back of the chair that is felt through the cushion which makes the chair uncomfortable. I like the chairs, especially for the price, but I plan on investing in better cushions.

Great bargain for a reclining outdoor chair. It looks well built. Assembly takes a bit of patience, the instructions could be better! But it goes together fine. Comfortable enough for an outdoor chair but it isn't an over-stuffed lounger that lulls you to sleep.

Wonderful chair, made well, comfortable.

These are very nice chairs for the price. Roomy and comfortable enough but could use a bit more cushion. Great looking on our porch.

Well made, good quality but distance from edge of seat to back cushion too deep. Cushions could be thicker and softer.

I bought this chair for my Father so he could sit outside and put his feet up as the Doctor ordered. It's very comfortable and he usually falls asleep in it.

The building of the recliner is a challenge. There are two plastic stabilizing bars for the back rest that have NO threading. The screws were going in crooked, and we decided to borrow a neighbor's power tool to get the job done. The recliner pieces, (Quantity 2,) go on the interior bottomside of the chair, nearest to the black mesh. It is nearly impossible to screw in part "E" unless the recliner swivels are completely extended. We found if four screws were called for that we had the best success installing the screws on the bottom, leaving a little room for a final tightening. The allen wrench that comes with the bolts and screws was almost useless using it vertically. (We couldn't get a full turn going.) By the way, I like the look of the metal and the "wicker." But I will owe someone big time for having the patience to build this thing.