WestinTrends Malibu Outdoor Folding HDPE Adirondack Deck Chair - Patio & Outdoor Lounge, Weather‑Resistant, Teak

I bought a set of these last year and like them, so I bought a second set this year on sale. They take a little time to assemble, but aren't difficult to work with. I put mine on a table so I don't have to squat down while working on them (getting old, LOL). They look nice when assembled and the original set I bought still look bright after a year in the Florida sun. I also love that they are really solid and heavy so they don't blow around like the cheap molded plastic ones. They also don't rot like the wood ones. This set is going on my dock. The old molded plastic ones that look similar from 10 feet away ended up in the water at least once a month since they were so light, and then they faded and eventually cracked because of the sun. I anticipate these will stay put in all but hurricane force winds and will hold up well to our brutal Summer sun for many years. They can fold up some for storage, but we leave them out year round so I really never used that feature. I'm sure it'll be helpful if you're having to haul them to the basement for Winter in a colder climate. They don't seem to need any maintenance at all. I just hose them off if they get pollen on them and a quick blast from the pressure washer will take care of any mildew or stains, although I haven't really had any issues with that.

These chairs are super comfortable. They sit a bit more upright than the original adirondack chairs, which is a must for me. The most surprising thing, is how sturdy they are. I didn't want chairs that could be knocked over easily. My husband assembled them and said it was easy to do. However, he does have reservations about taking the pin out to fold them for storage. He says it is a very precise fit. We don't plan on moving ours, so it is no problem for us.