Customer Reviews

Madalyn W.

We bought the GRANGE HDPE Outdoor Dining Arm Chair for our patio table. Assembly was pretty straightforward; the predrilled holes lined up well except one slightly off on the front rail. Love the bright aqua color, and it’s comfortable enough for long weekend dinners outside.

Peggie W.

Using this on our small back patio and really like it. The gray finish is smooth, with the screws sitting nicely flush.

Domingo

We set this bar-height balcony table behind our railing for morning coffee. The slatted top wipes down easily after rain, and the legs feel solid. Only minor thing: one corner of the top needed a quick sanding where the edge felt slightly sharp.

Kylie M.

We put this yellow rocking chair on our front porch and use it most evenings. The slats on the seat are smooth, no rough edges at all. Assembly was simple, though I had to loosen one side rail to stop a tiny creak while rocking.

Jaron S.

Using this 3-piece set on our front porch for evening chats. The chairs feel solid when you lean back, and the wide arms are nice for resting a cup or phone. The included cup holder on one chair snaps in firmly, though it squeaked a bit first time. The side table’s slats lined up nicely, only one predrilled hole was a hair off so I had to nudge the leg while tightening. Finish wipes clean easily after pollen settles.

Preston B.

Using this on my patio for potting herbs. The dark gray finish looks clean, and all the shelf slats lined up nicely.

Colt J.

I keep this square folding side table next to the grill on our deck. The dark gray finish hides dust and pollen pretty well and wipes off fast. The X-style legs lock solidly; no rocking even on our slightly uneven boards. Only tiny gripe is one screw head isn’t perfectly flush, but it doesn’t affect stability at all.

Abagail T.

Using this black folding ottoman on our small balcony. The slats line up neatly and it feels stable under my feet.

Anonymous

Nice little table for next to our patio chairs. The crossed legs feel solid and don’t wiggle, even on slightly uneven decking. One screw was a bit tight to start, but once in, the top slats lined up perfectly.

Reinhold

These classic arch-top porch rockers ended up being perfect for the cabin deck. My husband and I assembled both in about an hour; only one armrest needed a little nudge to get the bolts through the side piece. The dark gray finish looks even, with the fake wood grain pattern carrying across the back slats and seat. They feel sturdy when you lean back and the long rockers don’t dig into our deck boards. We wipe them down after rainy days and they still look new.