Wooden Rocking Chair with High Backrest and Contoured Seat, Solid Fir Wood, Heavy Duty 600 LBS, for Both Outdoor and Indoor, Backyard, Porch and Patio (Coffee)

Very comfortable.

As you can see, this is a beautful chair but, as you know beauty isn't everything, Comfort is a main factor of any chair and this chair is also Comfortable even without a cushion. It has a Lovely protective coating on the wood with a high gloss sheen. Just Beautiful!! These pictures don't do the chair justice. The directions were simple and clear, it was farely easy to put together. However I do recommend using a Drill to tighten the bolts and a pair of Plyers. Because with the little Tools that came with kit it would have taken a long time and honestly, I don't think I would have had the strenghth to tighten the bolts on my own. So, A Drill & Plyers people and you'll have the chair put together in no time at all. Great price for a lovely comforable chair!!! I really want another one for when my daughter comes to visit.

I'm 6 2 and 250lbs, and I love rocking chairs. Unfortunately they don't love me, as I've bought and broken a lot.First impression of this chair is the smell. They used a wood sealer and barely let it dry so it smells of chemicals. My wife made me leave it in the shed for a few weeks before I could assemble it.Secondly, this product is from Fortune Candy, but doesn't appear on their website to purchase which is odd.Assembly is very confusing. The instructions, which I've included in my review, are not clear. I feel like I just stared at step 1 for 45 minutes. For anyone else struggling here's a hint. Assemble pieces f and g into the arms first. The slanted side of f and g should face upwards and be flush with the arm piece. And tighten the screws LAST. Keep it loose until you're sure it's right.The product CLAIMS a weight limit of 600lbs, but judging by the lightness of the wood, and the fact I chipped a piece assembling it makes me dubious. Probably a 300lb weight limit.If you're still reading (I'm impressed), you're probably wondering why it gets 5 stars.1. The way it's constructed. Most rocking chair feet are held with screws that screw up and down into the bottom frame. Over time, the screws are under a lot of strain and break inside the chair. This chair, the screws are perpendicular and screw through the feet and frame, so there's less strain and broken screws are easy to replace.2. The price. For under 100 dollars, the price is great! I've purchased $500 Amish chairs that broke in 6 months, so when it comes to money saving this is great. And if something does break, everything looks modular, so I could easily fix it.In closing, as long as you moderate your expectations and set aside a few hours for assembly, this chair is great on a budget

I like working with the company. They was available to do the right thing. The instructions was clear and precise. The picture instruction was step by step. I am enjoying sitting on my porch rocking. They look good too. A beautiful wood finish. Easy to clean. i have gotten great comments on my porch with the rocking chairs.