Patio Sense Coconino Chair-Mocha

Easy to assemble, sturdy, and they look amazing. Plus they are very comfortable

Great looking and comfortable chairs for the price. ($135 ea July 2015) Wanted something comfortable and these fit the bill. Was worried they might be too low but I love them and so do guests. I added a back cushion purchased from Ikea (see photo), however a lot of times I sit on them with no cushions at all. Very comfortable and relaxing to lounge in!! All cushions matched and are holding up nicely. I put them together by myself with no issues, came packed well and I had no problem threading screws. I read in one of the reviews not to completely tighten down screws until everything was aligned and that advice helped. I probably should have bought rust-proof bolts before assembling, but since they are under a covered patio, I will wait and see if they need replaced down the road. Overall, very happy and would purchase again!!

Review:Looks very niceFeels a bit on the cheap side.Easy to assembleVery comfortableBroke on the third use under the weight of a 70 Lb child.I purchased 2 of these chairs to put around my pool. In less than a month and maybe 3 times being used, one of the welds broke under the weight of a 70 lb child and now I am stuck with 1 chair and no replacement available.Amazon customer service refunded the broken chair.

Yes, the chairs are very lovely- great design, comfortable, pretty much all the positive comments that other's have written about them. And yes, sorry to say, the hardware: screws & washers do rust. I assembled the chair (easy= 10 minutes), cleaned it with mild soap & water, hosed it off, let it air dry in the sun, put it in the garage overnight, and sure enough, the next day the rust was evident; pretty much on every screw. Decided to purchase stainless steel hardware--the cost= $15.00, and I purchased graphite ($1.99) and mineral oil ($2.99). One website suggested coating stainless steel with equal parts of graphite & mineral oil because stainless steel can rust over time; a lot slower than the hardware that comes with the chair. Put plastic gloves on, mix 1 (plastic) teaspoon each of graphite & mineral oil, paint each screw (washers if you want to), and paint the inside of the holes where the arm attaches. Let it air dry for 15 minutes or so, assemble the chair, and Viola! rust problem resolved. I keep checking the chairs (bought 2) as they've been outside in Oregon weather for 1 week now, and still no signs of rust! The price of these chairs is very good for a quality product, so spending an extra $15.00 (ACE Hardware) for stainless is a good investment.

I've bought 4 of these! Two of them recently but the other two I bought in 2015. They are in perfect condition and have been exposed to the elements all these years. They are very comfortable and are the chairs everyone goes to, which is why I bought two more. I'll probably get a few more. These are a great price and worth every penny!!

Love these chairs!!! Bought 2, Amazon had best price, and they are so, so very comfy. Perfect for my fire pit area. Cushion foam a little flimsy, but still gets 5 stars because you can replace the foam easily and the covers are good quality, they zip off. And....they stack!!!! Wish i had room for 4 because I would easily get 2 more. Assembly took less than 10 minutes and was a breeze, well packaged too. A+

I do NOT recommend these chairs. I bought two of them back in 2014 for some seating around our fire pit, but they've been nothing but trouble. In fact, I ran upon this listing while shopping for their replacements. The issues can be boiled-down to four major problems:PROBLEM #1 - MISSING HARDWARE. Several bolts were missing from the boxes. I had to improvise and purchase suitable bolts from a specialty hardware store just to get them put together (that was an extra $12 I shouldn't have had to spend!).PROBLEM #2 - CORROSION-PRONE HARDWARE. After just a few months, the long bolts that attach the arms to the upper frame started to rust. Eventually the corrosion was so bad that I had to use a cutoff wheel just to remove them. There is no excuse not to use stainless steel hardware in outdoor furniture. The hardware the manufacturer supplied must have been made from the cheapest steel - even zinc coated bolts would have been better! And it's not as if they were left in the rain for days on end - I live in one of the driest, least humid areas of the US (Southern California) … during a drought! The only hardware that did not corrode were the stainless steel bolts I was forced to purchase upon assembly (see problem #1).PROBLEM #3 - POOR QUALITY WEAVE MATERIAL. After about two to three seasons of very light use, the synthetic wicker weave started to rip on the arms. Eventually the entire lower section gave way on one of the chairs. I'm sure it was funny to watch my rear end hit the deck, but that really hurt. And worst of all, I spilled my beer! To be fair, the So Cal sun is hard on even the most durable outdoor furniture, but it shouldn't have been THAT bad!PROBLEM #4 - POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. I've attempted to reach the manufacturer on two separate occasions. The first attempt was to simply request new hardware to replace the missing items discovered during initial assembly. I eventually received an email promising to send replacement bolts, but they never arrived. I tried them again when I noticed the wicker weave starting to fall apart, but they never replied. Just silence.To sum it all up - if you are considering purchasing this chair, KEEP LOOKING!

These chairs look good but I am not that convinced they are the most comfortable! I loved the look of them and still do, but sitting on them is another matter. The back is way low and you feel like you need to lie down on them . I have tried two cushions at the back of them but still it's odd to sit on them. The best way to sit on these is in your hip on your side . Weird I know. One of the chairs came with a broken plastic leg cover and even though customer service sent me a replacement , there was no way to attach it and fix it. A special kind of tool is required to make a home screw fixing it into the main leg.

Compre 2 sillas de este modelo y necesito otras 2. Simplemente me encantaron son comodisimas!!!!Las volverán a vender?!!Gracias!!

Gorgeous style, love, love, love!Very comfortable. I'm going to use it in the living room, spray it mat black with gold leaf feet and add a back pad and some throw pillows. (it is a large cosy chair, great for curling up to read...Simple, speedy assembly!NB: As per the instruction sheet; Do not tighten the screws until they are all nicely in their holes. They need a bit of wiggle room or it may seem that the holes don't line up.(Another Note: What follows is completely unnecessary if you have no weight concerns about sturdiness!The weight load is rated to just 220 pounds. This is due to the method the back attaches to the seat causing direct stress to the screws. The extreme slope of back legs might also affect the load limit. SIMPLE FIX is to add a support 'leg' to the center of the seat/back join. I carved a dip into a piece of 2" x 2" wood that fits the pipe and screwed through both sides to hold it in place and put on a rubber foot. I won't be dragging it around so it will be perfect. There are many ways you could add the extra support, even a couple of inelegant bricks would work...)

About a week or two after setting it up on the back deck, the piece that attaches the armrest to the back broke - and every time somebody sits in it, we have to check that it's pushed in (because it slips out).Too bad. Otherwise, a nice roomy and comfortable chair to recline into. Cushion cover washes up nice too.I'm keeping it. I'll figure a way out to secure the armrest issue myself.Update from August 2024. Well, while it looks nice, it is completely unsafe and useless for human use. However, I am stuck keeping it on our back deck because our older cat is quite taken with it. I have a big thick cushion on it for him (from the Pier One days). But, both arms slip out. Honestly, not stable - and for the money, you want something that will hold together. We have a lounge chair that we bought a couple years before this chair - looks very similar and more or less matches - and the lawn cot is nice looking while being durable and tough (the lawn cot ran about $175 Canadian currency at Home Depot at the time).I so hate it when good money is wasted!Ottawa, Canada

Let's start with the good: Visually the chair looks exactly like it does in the picture and is quite beautiful once fully assembled and the cushions are very easy to wipe off.Now for the bad... First off, whoever is in charge of quality assurance for this product in the factory should be fired. You'd think with only 3 steps to assembly this would have been a breeze but that was certainly not the case, assembling an entire Ikea Pax wardrobe was less stressful than two of these friggin' chairs. The washers provided did not fit into the armrests as intended, the way the screws to support the back of the chair are positioned is going to add immense stress to them and also make them incredibly difficult to screw in - and that's when there are actual pre-cut holes and you don't have to take a pair of scissors to a product you've just purchased to assemble it. Green paint was on the underside of one armrest and does not wipe off, thank god its not visible or I'd have had to return these damn things.In summary, beautiful product but can already predict I'm going to have non-stop issues with the quality of it over the long term.

Ayant déjà acheté des chaises de Patio Flare je pensais, vu l’image représentée, que c’était Le même produit. La finition n’est pas du tout la même et le modèle varie légèrement. La livraison par contre fut à date.