Christopher Knight Home 239070 Marietta Outdoor Cast Aluminum Dining Chairs, 2, Black

I agree with the reviews that they are wobbly until you sit in them. I like them and would buy again. Not as heavy as I thought.

Quick delivery, excellent product quality, very nice design, all the installation tools available. Just le leveling of the chair feet wasn’t well done one of them was smaller so the chair is moving and not stable, this was the only inconvenience. Thanks !

Exactly what I wanted for our front patio. Sturdy and comfortable. Easy to assemble.

I’ve tried many different types of outdoor seating. They all have positive and negative aspects. The plastic chairs are inexpensive, but despite being vented, they still blow around. They wobble and break easy. They look cheap, as well. The aluminum frame fabric chairs are comfortable, but they aren’t heavy and stable enough to withstand the wind. The fabric acts like a sail and sends them flying. They wobble and can’t be adjusted. I can hear them banging around on my deck all night long. It’s quite annoying. The wood chairs are heavy, solid and ventilated, so they stay put and they don’t wobble. However, they are too heavy for some people to easily move and they look terrible when they turn brown and get weathered. That happens quickly, too. There, also, is no way to adjust the leg height on uneven ground, with most Acacia seating. So, now, I’m trying these aluminum type chairs.

These chairs are heavy enough, and vented enough, such that they don’t blow around. They’re not so heavy that they can’t easily be moved, however. The legs can be adjusted for uneven ground. The leg bottoms have plastic tipped height adjustable tips. This plastic may be good for your padio or deck finish, as well. They also look nice. On the down side, however, aluminum chairs, like these, tend to be a bit flexible. The bottom of the legs are very small to allow for adjustment. That creates some wobble. Also, aluminum is a very flexible metal. They have an I-beam shape for the sides. This gives them strength, but it still is a bit wobbly. I don’t see this as a major problem, but time will tell. Overall, considering the price, I think that these are a good and inexpensive way to furnish and decorate your patio or deck.

I wanted to update my previous review: I’ve since bought several more of these. It’s clear that my initial purchase was a fluke. The others that came were of increasingly poor quality. They’ve since changed the design to include longer and more flush adjustable feet, different, cheaper bolts and a slightly more defined mesh design. They also are using much less packaging materials in shipping, to presumably save money. They also are no longer including decorative bolt covers to hide the bolts. All this seems to have raised the price, as well.

The last few chairs that I received were absolutely horrible and could not be used. The quality control is a nightmare and they arrive all scraped up. The chairs are bent completely out of shape. The bolts are sometimes crooked or the threads are flattened out. They arrive dented, scratched, and scraped up. When assembled they can have an inch and a half of wobble. One leg may extend out more than the other. They also raised the price, as I mentioned. I’m going to lower my rating and apologize for the five stars that I previously gave them. They aren’t worth the money nor the trouble.

Live the chairs other than the fact they came brand new and so many spots the paint was chipped off as soon as I took it out of the package. The edges and corners look the worst! Not happy