Step2Vero Adirondack Chair, Stylish Poolside Lounger, Fade-Resistant, Waterproof Patio Furniture for Sun Shelf, Use in Pools up to 9-Inches of Water, Weighted, White

Took a chance ... I like to sit in things before I purchase them. Well, very pleased with the quality and comfort. My husband had no complaints about the assembly. He did tell me it needed water as well as the sand.

It's perfect by the pool. I also wanted something that my dogs won't chew. They chewed up my wicker/cushion outdoor set so I needed something that will be dog proof and easy to maintain. It's plastic so it's easy to rinse off when it gets dirty. It's more modern looking than those standard white chairs. It's pretty comfortable since it has a large back rest. Assembly was tricky because there are some holes that are not pre-cut. There are only 11 screws but it requires some drilling. It's too cold to try it out in the pool since it's pool friendly, but once summer comes, I will be chilling in the pool on my chair when my kids go swimming. So far I'm loving it.

Very pleased so far. I like the way they look, they feel sturdy, and they weren’t as expensive as others. My son easily put them together, but he did it in the grass. I got a little scared when I saw the grass stains, but no worries, they wiped right off with some Clorox wipes, so that is good to know. Now I just need the weather to warm up a bit so I can move them to the sun ledge!

First, if you have ever bought one of those plastic kitchens or wagons from Toys R Us for your kids back in the day, this is made of the same type of plastic. A lot are charging way more for “pool” lounge chairs. Assembly, you need a screwdriver and a power drill. It can be an inexpensive drill, it does not matter. Easy step by step instructions for one person that might take some 10 minutes to complete, others up to an hour. They require that you drill screws into the plastic where there is only a slight indentation in the plastic, no predrilled holes exist. So the first one, you might be slightly hesitant as nobody wants to drill holes in the wrong place. Just look at the picture in the instructions closely and trust the process. It will be fine. I did not use a special attachment to drill a pilot hole. I simply pressed the drill firmly on the spot where I wanted the hole to create a starter location, then I added the screw and it went right in. Study the diagram in the instructions and drill exactly as the picture shows. It will work out perfectly.This product has additional attachments you can order to hold your phone and a cup and also a pillow. I didn’t like the way it looked. On here I searched for white Adirondack cup holder and bought the one seen in the photo. It’s perfect and holds many different cups including a 40 oz Stanley. It came with two screws that I easily drilled into the under side of the arm rest.We also have this orange hammock pool float that is a great dual purpose pillow. This chair definitely needs a pillow. It has been so nice to sit and have my feet in the water without fully committing to swimming. A relaxing addition to the backyard. I bought a bag of play sand .5 cu. ft. from the lawn and garden section at Home Depot. There is a compartment in the chair you fill with sand. It takes less than half of the bag of sand. The chair does not float. It stays in place completely. We even had a massive storm with tornado sirens and high winds, the chair did not move an inch. I found floats and cushions and branches and leaves everywhere after the storm, the chair remained in place. After that, I have zero concerns about the chair moving. This is a great chair to read in or dry off in, not just for sunbathing. I am very happy with this purchase. We like it a lot!

These are comfortable and durable. Have them in the “beach” area of our pool and they have withstood a year of two boys going absolutely crazy on them. We just enjoy sitting on them. No cupholder in the armrest but it’s wide enough to set your drink on.

They are comfortable, but leaving calcium scale - chalk like, in my pool around the chairs. I'm a little nervous they will ruin my plaster over time.

I just redid my pool and had a Cabo shelf added. Absolutely love these chairs! They are bigger than I expected and have so much room! None of my guests will have to squeeze into these chairs. And I love thatthere’s plenty of room on the arms for my drink and my phone, I don’t need cupholders. I also wanted something tall enough that I could rest my head on. And you can’t beat the price! I did have to go down to the hardware store and get some more screws, because I was using too small of drill bit and therefore stripped a few, but no big deal. I had no problem assembling both of these by myself.

We love this chair. It's wider than I expected which is nice. Our pool ledge is more of an extended bench and is deep, around 14-15". The chair works great! We like it because we are actually sitting more in the water. It does move around a little if you're not sitting in it, so we remove it after use and leave on the patio. But when sitting in it in the water, it doesn't budge. I like that I can set my drink on the arm rests while I read my book. It should last a long time and will be well worth the money!