Enhance your outdoor space with the Amopatio Patio Chairs Set of stackable dining chairs are designed for all weather conditions, providing comfort and style. The 20″ seat width offers maximum flexibility for relaxation in your garden or backyard. Made with rust and weather-resistant steel frame, these chairs are built to last season after season. The fade-resistant textilene material ensures durability and keeps the chairs looking new for a long time.
Product Features
Made of alloy steel, these chairs are rust and weather-resistant and come in a brown color. They have armrests and can be stacked for easy storage. The chairs are in height and have a seat height of 17″. The set includes four chairs, each with a length of and width of They are built to last and will look new for seasons to come.
These sling chairs come with breathable, quick-drying mesh fabric, which is ideal for spring, summer, and fall. Read a book, or sip a cold beverage in the yard.
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Age Range: Adult
Height: 35 to 39 in
Features: Arm Rest, Stackable
Pattern: Solid
Back Style: Solid Back
Care Instructions: Wipe Clean
Seat Material: Alloy Steel
Width: 20 to 24 in
Depth: 25 to 29 in
Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor
Tilting: No
Comfort and Design
Customers find these patio chairs comfortable, with one mentioning that the fabric is tight and another noting that they sit well. “A little tricky to assemble, but they are so nice and comfy! Great product at a great price!” Customers like the color of these patio chairs, finding them nice looking, with one customer noting they are a great complement to their deck at their rectory.
Multi-color, high-quality patio dining chairs can decorate your patio and create a comfortable and cozy leisure time.
Assembly Information
Once put together, these chairs are very sturdy. Once you stretch the fabric by tightening 4 corners, the fabric is tight. Any wrinkles will flatten if put in sun for a day. HOWEVER. My husband and I have put a LOT of furniture together and assembling these chairs is very wonky and fiddly. So: **You need 2 people. 2 hands are not enough to stabilize parts and screw things together at the same time. **Get an Allen wrench bit for your drill rather than using the enclosed Allen wrench if you want to save your wrists. A few of the Allen screws had evidence of stripping, we think an attempt was made and chairs returned.
The directions for assembly are pretty good, but I am doing them a chair every few days. I’ve completed 2 at this point. Tightening the final screw is really hard! Unfortunately, the provided allen wrench had rounded off with the 1st chair and I had to buy a new set before starting the second chair.
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