I was really looking forward to a nice pair of solid wood adirondack chairs for my deck. The wood used is very light, which I guess is good if you move them around a lot, but probably won't last as long as I had hoped. The color was beautiful, but the stain job was splotchy on both chairs, and the wood was certainly not premium, with undesirable spots.  One of the chairs arrived shattered and I ordered a replacement. I combined the best pieces of both chairs for a single piece with minimal bad areas. The replacement chair arrived also with splotchy staining and imperfections throughout the wood. There was a crack several inches long which had been patched by the manufacturer. I considered returning, but ultimately decided to keep two chairs. I will probably end up painting them when they start to wear out and the paint will help hide some of the imperfections. The overall product is fair at best, but not worth $200.