POLYWOOD Nautical Chaise with Arms

Love the quality and style. More expensive than other outdoor furniture options but worth it for the durability and no maintenance, Will last forever! Had to keep replacing my old patio furniture. One of the chairs in photo is one I bought 10 years ago and you can't tell difference between it and my second brand new one! Polywood is the best!

It is a great chair. Product - 5 Stars. It would be nice if you included enough screws to complete the job. Details 1 - Star Also conventional Philips head screws would greatly simplify and speed up the process. Engineering - 3 Stars.

This is the second time we have purchased this set of chairs. The first was to be used around our pool at home, this time for our beach house rental. They are comfortable, durable and easy to assemble. They also arrived very quickly.

I needed chaises that were heavy enough to use beside our pool and not blow into it during the strong winds we receive. These are exactly what I needed. I have other Polywood products and they handle our weather well. Plus, they look nice!

It's been about a year since owning few pieces from polywood. I bought dinning set, two lounge chairs and two deep seating chairs. All of them in white. I chose this company because of the great reviews. I find their products very comfortable. However cleaning them is a nightmare! You can't just wipe it down. The dirt is trapped in the texture/finish of the product. If I don't power wash, it will look awful! It's very frustrating! My advice to anyone who wants to purchase: don't buy in white or any light color. You will be spending A LOTS OF TIME CLEANING IT!

The chair was missing factory installation steps. The arm was not installed properly. Warranty team sent four screws for me to fix it. There were no pilot holes drilled at factory either so the screws stripped when installed. I shouldn't have to be drilling a brand new chair.

It's definitely pretty and made of solid plywood. But it looks silly with my other furniture. I didn't realize the scale until I had it all assembled. I'll probably be putting it in my vacation home. ***share.icloud.***/photos/09b-S9YU1-2Mdh9EVnaUzrwEg

The chaise is sturdy and well-made; no quibble about that. But the arms are inches too low to rest your arms on. Also, the arms are not long enough. So even if you scoot down to rest your arms on them, half your arm hangs off. Too bad. . . overall a nice chaise but the arms are an awkward design.

Good product and happy with the overall purpose - but I do want to make a point on the assembly of the product. Polywood cheaped out on the screws to the point where the hex heads on all the short screws were deformed. See the attached picture comparing the short and long screw hex heads. If they are cheaping out on 12 screws. . . what else do they have quality issues about that you won't find out until later?

We love polywood and own several other pieces. This piece has been incredibly difficult to build due to the lower legs not attaching flush to the body and leaving a gap with screws visible. Not sure if it's a design flaw but the drill holes on the body are too narrow for the screws and the legs won't tighten and draw closer. The drill holes for the arms are looser and attach easily - so I think I'm going to have to hire someone to help re-drill the leg holes?