Christopher Knight Home Teague Outdoor Acacia Wood Dining Chairs (Set of 2), Teak Finish

I recommend this product:-Shipped and received rapidly and on time as promised.-Exquisitely packed with ample protection for contents.-Every piece of the chair was clearly labeled with the part ID.-Part ID labels are placed in an inconspicuous spot, and the label adhesive allows the sticker to peel off without residue.-Instructions are concise, complete, easy to read.-I received one extra screw for each finished item.-Sturdy ziplock bag is perfect for preserving the instructions and spare hardware.-It took me 60 minutes to easily assemble two chairs and one small table by myself.-I used a smear of wood glue to strengthen the joints.-Fully assembled furniture looks great!

These chairs are an excellent deal and look terrific with our Redwood patio table stained to match the chairs! They are sturdy and made of good materials (teak). I put mine together with wood glue generously brushed into the mortis cavity and clamped them together with three 36" wood working clamps before putting in the screws. Also, deployment of the screws is much easier using a hand drill with an Allen tipped bit set on the highest torque setting. The disposable Allen wrench they supply in the kit is a joke and I would strongly suggest discarding it and not using it in assembly. If you do it in this manner, make sure you gently sit in the chair (with the clamps holding it together) and put weight on it to get it all balanced correctly before shooting the screws into the pre-drilled holes. This way when the glue dries you have a well balanced chair with all four legs making contact with ground. Mine are ROCK SOLID using this method, no wiggles, creaks or instability what-so-ever. And because I glued the joints I'm confident that they will stay that way for the life of the chair. Also, found it helpful to torque the screws in with the hammer-drill setting (very gingerly) to make sure the mortise is fully inserted in the tenon. You could do this with a high quality Allen wrench also, just give it one last quarter turn once the screw is fully inserted. Lastly, I agree that the small stickers are a bit irritating but you can get them off very easily by heating them up with a heat gun or hair dryer (set on hot) for 3-5 seconds and then get your finger nail under the edge of the sticker. I had all the stickers off without any residue in less than 5 minutes (6 chairs) using this method. Hope this helps! I'm extremely pleased with these chairs.

These chairs are easy and quick to assemble. The finished product is beautiful and solid. Goes well with our teak table, even if it’s a different kind of wood. I hope the stain holds up.Added a $15 seat cushion from Costco that fit perfectly to each chair. The chairs needed some padding, sitting on the bare wood is not comfortable for too long.

I like these chairs! We acquired a bigger outdoor table and needed four more chairs to fill the spaces. Bought two sets. So if you want to see my other review...read this twice. These were not exact but were in a similar style and they fit the table. Price I thought was fair. Easy to assemble. Indeed, it may take you longer to unpack than to assemble. Really well packed. Chairs sturdy enough. Finish good for the most part. A spot or two missed but no big deal since we will be staining them next year to match our other chairs. Was also missing two plastic foot pads on one chair. No problem, I had two on hand. If you don't sweat the small stuff, these chairs are for you. If you're picky, go spend the big bucks on some other chairs. I am happy with the purchase.

These are beautiful and sturdy.

These chairs are very high quality, the wood is beautifully sealed and smooth. They were simple to put together. I highly recommend them!

I bought 4 of these chairs and a table one year ago and put them on my patio in Houston, TX. They were initially very attractive and comfortable. However, they have proven to be cheap imposters. The finish was wafer thin and easily marred with food stains and weather. The wood cracked after one summer, both in the slats on the table top and along the tops and legs of the chair frames. The ad claims the wood is acacia, but clearly it is not.

With a new courtyard, we were looking for some simple wood furnishings to supplement our existing seating when additional neighbors dropped by. These fit the bill nicely, and with the addition of simple cushions, have become the chairs of choice. I am sure they will weather to gray, and that's okay. The deck is slate, so they will coordinate. But the price was great, the assembly easy and the style, classic. May return for more. Its getting crowded out there!