Crosley Furniture Griffith Retro Outdoor Chair

I bought a pair in lime green and just love them! They're more chartreuse than lime so can look yellow in the sunlight. No issues whatsoever with assembly. As others have said, you definitely need your own small ratchet wrench. I'm a 70 yr old woman %26 assembled them alone. Tips: Don't tighten any bolts until fully assembled. If you don't have help, find a chair or stool to prop up parts while you put them together. I hope these chairs last a long time - they're sturdy, reasonably priced, and oh so good looking!

Perfect! Love these! I was looking at some vintage chairs and they were more expensive- these are just like grandpas porch chairs and gorgeous colors!

Chair is well made, sturdy and is comfortable

What a pleasant surprise when we received our new chairs and they are exactly like our ""one"" that was saved for years as a real treasure! Due to a late snowstorm in Wisconsin they are still in our living room waiting for some sunny days to come. The quality of this chair is excellent, the color perfect and their style just right for our patio. Thank you for giving us this opportunity to let people know how much we appreciate the quality of your product. Happy Summer!

This is a beautiful, very sturdy, heavy construction and well made chair. We are very pleased with it. However, it was difficult to put it together. You really do need two people, as it is cumbersome for one person to do it alone. Also, the instructions were in very small print and not that clear to read and look at the diagrams without a magnifying glass - for us anyway. That said, it is a great product with a beautiful finish.....

Love this outdoor chair. It is just the right size and I like the retro look. I am 75 and I put it together myself except for the last screw set - I needed another person to compress the arm down while I inserted the screw set ( I suppose a younger, stronger person could do it by themselves )!

Pretty easy assembly, could have used an extra pair of hands but was able to get the job done myself. Sturdy and durable, they can be left out in the rain. I replaced my chairs that had cushions and had to try to remember when it was going to rain to put the cushions inside. I have them on my patio around the firepit.

I read a review that said you need extreme pressure to put these chairs together.. poppycock. I am nearly 60 years old and except for the fact that I needed my husband to hold the back and seat while I put the bolts in the legs, I was able to do this by myself. Only thing I couldn't get on was the protectors for the bolts and nuts..they just would not go one,but they seem to be more of an aesthetic issue and not really part of the function of the chairs.

Now don't get me wrong, it's comfortable to sit in and assembly wasn't the worst I have ever had to do. I bought 2 and one of the back leg attachments didn't fit well. I had to have 2 people help hold it together to get the last seat screw in. The thing that makes me give it a 3 instead of a 5 is the color. I got the green and, in the picture it looked like a soft green. Mine are more neon grass. Like instead of green, they are GREEN!!!! For the price I would like to not be fantasizing about painting them right after I got them.

The chair is very attractive but extremely difficult to assemble. The directions even indicate one needs to apply tremendous pressure and tension in order to attach the arm to the chair. Should not have to be so difficult.