Homrest Outdoor Porch Swing with Adjustable Canopy, Steel Frame, and Brown Cushions

I thought the materials for the porch swing will sturdy and well made. The top canopy does shed water nicely. So does the bottom under the cushion seats. Recommend to still bring in the cushion seats when it rains or the wind is blowing. It did blow over once because the wind caught the canopy and flipped over the deck railing. No damage done. Recommend to remove the canopy when the wind is predicted to come up. We did put a piece of 1 inch pipe foam on the front bar that makes up the framework for the seat cushions. That is because you could feel the bar frame when sitting on the cushions as the cushions are not that thick, but for the most part are adequate. It is not overly difficult to put together. Just follow the directions exactly as provided. Helps to have power screwdriver tools. Warning, if you have deck boards with spaces between, you might consider putting this together somewhere else instead of on the deck as screws and such and fall in between.

I really like the way it looks. The construction is sturdy. Although, the swing is a little low to the ground which makes it hard to swing because I have to lift my feet up a good bit, and I wish the cushions were a little more stable. Lastly, the seat could be about two inches deeper to feel more comfortable and secure.