I recently received the Outdoor Adirondack Rocking Chair in Navy Blue. While the instructions claim it takes only 25 minutes for a single person to assemble, as someone who is no stranger to putting together furniture and similar items, this particular chair took me closer to 40 minutes. I would also add that while I managed to assemble it by myself, certain steps, such as attaching the backrest of the chair, would have been significantly easier with a second person to prop and hold it in place while I inserted the screws.My main point of contention, and the reason I cannot give this chair a perfect 5-star rating, lies with Step 4 of the instructions. This step required attaching part "F" to part "A." While I was able to successfully get the four screws into part F and secure it to A, the two screws that were supposed to go down from Part A into Part F simply did not have pre-drilled holes. They were completely absent. I flipped the board over to confirm it wasn't an oversight on my part, but no, the holes for those two screws were indeed missing. Even if some screws had to be omitted, this would be the place for it, as the four existing screws already provided a secure connection, making the absence of the other two less critical for immediate stability. This one minor detail and missed production step prevents me from rating it higher. I have uploaded the relevant section of the instructions and a picture to illustrate what I mean in my photo review.Despite this frustrating assembly flaw, the chair itself is of good quality. As a bigger guy, I can confirm that I can sit in it comfortably, and it feels sturdy and supportive. The all-weather HDPE material suggests good durability for outdoor use.In summary, the chair is a good, high-quality product that offers comfort and seems built to last. However, prospective buyers should be prepared for potential assembly challenges, especially the missing pre-drilled holes, which are a clear oversight in manufacturing.

One section of the seat you will have to drill holes for the screws. Two chairs were bought and both of them had to have holes drilled in this one section.

More than happy with this rocking chair. I cringe a little when I have to assemble something. Instructions can range from expertly worded to completely useless. I found the instructions very easy to follow, and it was very quick and easy to assemble. The color is a nice shade of blue. It feels sturdy when sitting and rocking away a summer afternoon with a good book. Would buy again.

This came well packaged and had everything I needed to assemble it. The instructions were clear and everything lined up well. It's also comfortable to sit in once together and looks great on our porch. My only complaint is that you have to tighten it up pretty good or else it's a tiny bit wobbly. Other than that whoever it's a great chair.