Outsunny Adirondack Rocking Chair Porch Garden Lounging, Carbonized Wood

It looks, but feels very cheap. The wood is very light and easily chipped and damaged. I doubt it will last long. My biggest concern however was that the holes for the bolts weren’t in the right places, resulting in the chair leaning too far forward and making it uncomfortable to sit on. So much so that I didn’t mind risking to damage it permanently by drilling new holes to change the angle; if that didn’t work, I would’ve had to break it down for fire wood. After I did that it was comfortable to sit on and felt like a rocking chair should, which confirms that the manufacturer’s holes were in the wrong place. Now I have unused holes on the chair which don’t look great, but at least I avoided wasting it. Naturally disappointed. Note: when assembled using the manufacturer’s holes, the inclination of the chair was not the same as that shown on the product’s photos. Now that I have drilled new holes, the inclination is identical to that shown on the photos. I struggle to understand how that can happen.

Looks antique just what I wanted