Crosley Furniture Griffith Retro Outdoor Chair

These patio chairs are adorable. They're fairly comfortable once you add a pillow. They look a lot better than they feel. Best part is that they're affordable and only take 15 mins to put together.

We love these chairs! They arrived way before schedule, were easy to assemble, priced reasonablly, and look great!

Im completely SATISFIED!!!

I have searched the stores and internet to find the vintage type chairs for my little patio - all really high priced for something with rust on them. These chairs are new and even after some assembly required, feel very sturdy and are just what we wanted. Unless you must have the shell shaped back and want to spend twice the amount, these are the chairs you should order.

Totally love the chairs. Very easy to assemble. They are very comfortable to sit on for a long period of time. Color was a perfect match to the bench.

These chairs are very retro looking & colorful. They have 4 colors & are very reasonably priced. WW always has great free shipping on almost everything. The chairs were very easy to assemble. The 2 tools they give need to be thrown away before using, they are garbage & will make the assembly way more difficult. Use your own allen wrench & socket & it will go smoothly. We bought 4 outdoor cushions to use that will make them very comfortable to sit in. Overall a 4 out of 5 purchase.

Nice chair but, as someone who did a lot of assembly for a living, I found it difficult to do. Two people is almost a requirement. Finished chair is very nice looking (in Aqua) but the labels on the back of my chairs are both glued on very crooked which distracts from appearance.

Got it quick! Nice chair! Great for a small patio. Very nice finish. I found it very difficult to put together even with a friend to help me. It took us 1.5 hours to assemble.

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.

Two of these chairs were bought for a patio area for residents of a nursing home. The residents seem to be able to get in and out of the chair without difficulty.