The chairs are a little hard to assemble and requires two people.

We were looking for this style chair everywhere but they are so expensive, especially if you want a natural wood look. These seemed like a cost effective option so we bought 4 chairs.I had expected some issues because there were hardly any reviews, and I was right. Every single chair had misaligned holes for the armrests, where one side lined up but the other would be way off, sometimes up to an inch! Luckily, I build things regularly and had all the tools to fix this, I used a drill and flush trim hand saw to remove the misaligned block and reattach it so that it lined up with the ore drilled holes. Once I did that I could finish assembling the chair.All in all you get what you pay for - after modifying mine this ends up being a good cheap chair option. They are light but hold my weight, and are pretty comfortable. The wood is on the thin side and the sanding is hit or miss to be honest, quite a few rough spots, but that’s ok for a rustic look in my opinion. The finish is ok but I wouldn’t expect these chairs to last longer than say 3 years unless you add a stronger finish or too coat. Also I should note that one of the chair legs did have a screw that was poking out of the face of one side, and was plugged with a dowel so it couldn’t be unscrewed. I just filed it down. Quality control might not be as high as a name brand but again at this price I expected that. At the end of the day this was faster than me building them on my own and cheaper by far than other options so I am happy with how things turned out.