18" Director's Chair Honey Oak Frame with Wheat Canvas

there is no way to contact this company for a customer service person to help me with this. So I’m Writing here hoping they will make this right. I ordered this chair a couple of months ago when I was supposed to attend the farmers market. As everywhere else our farmers market got canceled. This weekend for the first time I’m attending and as I’m sitting down this chair breaks. Needless to say, that sucked. I haven’t used this chair at all. It’s just been standing there assembled in my office, waiting for market days. I am 5’5” and I weigh 120 pounds. I’m slender, and I said down as you would on a normal chair. This is definitely a defect in the wood. At $70 I sure hope someone will reach out to me and make this right.

I ordered "honey oak" w/gray and received black w/gray...turns out the black works well with our modern beach home so we're keeping! Bought for outdoor use on our deck to see the ocean view...these are comfortable, great height and don't take up as much space as adirondack's. Will need to unscrew the foot rest to fold up, but I like the option for when we want to put away, but at least we can! Very happy with these,

You can’t fold the chair for storage once it’s assembled. It’s kind of tip-happy. It serves its purpose for the most part though.

It’s a great home office alternative chair! I live in a condo and how we built our space is my office is under the bed (the bed elevates the ceiling so that the bottom can be utilized). I needed a chair that is foldable as the bed is 18inches off the ground. It saves space and convenient!! Director as an occupation? No. But this one makes me feel like one :) Fast shipping - came the next day (thought it would arrive on Friday). What a Tuesday treat!

I really like the design of this product. It was the best-looking chair no doubt, especially with the hunter green accent! I would buy it again, but I will say that the only pushback I have was with the instructions or simple things on putting it together. Each thing had a specific thing that fixed it, but before I figured that out, it was frustrating me. The first issue was when I was inserting the seat cloth, it kept getting stuck on the wood inside the grooves, because there would be sharp edges inside the grooves that would get caught on the cloth. If the cloth was covered in a thin plastic, it would make it a lot easier. The trick was on this one, if it gets stuck, lift it and pull forward, and that seemed to work. It took me about 3 extra minutes to get it to got the last inch haha. Not a huge issue now that it is put together. The other issue I had was pushing the metal connectors down. You have to push them down so they are flat according to the instructions, but it doesn't say in the instructions a specific way on how to do this. Since they are thin and metal and close together tightly, I figured that pushing them down with my hands was not a good idea as to avoid cutting my hands. So the first thing I tried was using a hammer and tapping them down to see if that worked. That did not work, so then I tried using my hands against my better judgment. Luckily, I did not cut myself, but I used all the force I had to try to push them down, but I still couldn't. I was literally shaking and my face turning red with how hard I was trying to push them down with my hands. But still nothing. So I stood up, took a breath, and then it finally dawned on me to stomp on them to push them down! This is a trick my Dad taught me when changing a car tire and you need to loosen the lug nut off the wheel. You stand on it and jump up and down if you have to to loosen the lug, and that is how you do it if you cannot move it with your hands! Doesn't sound super safe, I know, but you're only a foot or less off the ground, so best way I know haha. Anyway, that was the key. It finally worked when I stood up to the chair, put my foot on the metal bars, and pushed them down with my leg. Like all humans, we have a lot more strength and muscle in our legs than in our hands! So, after finally doing that I was able to push the metal bars straight and install the foot rest, and now I'm happy! So I just wanted to post this review, so that if anyone buys this, they will save 5-10 minutes of frustration trying to figure out how to put this together. It wasn't many steps, but just little things like saying use your foot to press the bars down instead of press the bars down goes a long way, and hopefully the company can update the instructions. Thanks for the product! I know it might not sound like it here, but I would 100% recommend this product to buy; I just gave it 4 stars because of those things. Thanks!