Lifetime Products Outdoor Polystyrene Glider Bench, Harbor Gray (60276)

Excellent quality, it looks great. It is sturdy & heavy so it stays in place. All the need parts were in the box. We watched the video on how to put it together and it was very helpful. We had heavy winds in a storm after we put it together & it stayed exactly where it was. We have always had to bring our other furniture in because it gets blown around. I would purchase again

Good product, fairly easy to put together (I'm a 68 yr old female) but I don't recommend using the tools that came with it, I used stronger ones. Time will tell if it can stand up to the scorching heat on my back deck.

High quauiity,easy to put together and looks very nice on our porch.

purchased this glider about 3 weeks ago - easy to assemble - great value - comfortable - love the finish - highly recommend this product

This glider is very well made. Easy to assemble. It is a pleasant addition to our porch. I expect it will last many years.

We bought this for extra seating in our patio - it's awesome! I would recommend that it be assembled on the cardboard - helps when one of the assembly nuts drops.

The assembly was a challenge and took 1.5 hour max. Ordered 2 originally and had to return one due to screws bent during shipping. Ordered again, assembly of base took 40 minutes due to misalignment. Could be better but hope both gliders hold up as advertised.

This is a good quality relatively inexpensive glider bench. It was fairly easy to assemble. Instructions were fairly good. I used my own tools rather than the included tools. You assemble the bench and the base separately, and then drop the bench over the base and attach the bars. The bench is fairly comfortable, but since I am 6'1", I would prefer a higher back. I like the look of the bench/glider, and it meets my needs.

Functional and comfortable for two adults, attractive design and reasonable cost. Relative ease of assembly with a helper if care is taken due to base and seat sections moving (gliding) relative to each other. However, after only two months of infrequent use in partial shade and no inclement weather, three seat slats warped. breaking the fasteners. The fastening screws are machined incorrectly creating a weakness just under the screw head. Also the screws are one size too small for the force exerted by the warped slats. Some of the screws broke in the middle. The clearance holes for the screws are also too small, creating extra stress on the screw head when the holes should pass the screw freely, instead of cutting into the seat frame.

Came with broken slats from being over-tightened. It's frustrating and a pain to get it returned due to distance from the closest club.