Lakeland Mills Cedar Log Lounge Chair, Natural

I live in the woods and wanted chairs for my fire pit that looked rustic. Considered Adirondack chairs but chose these instead for their look and ease of getting out of. These are substantial, easy to assemble and very comfortable.

I ordered 4 chairs and they shipped them immediately. Received them within 4 days after placing the order. Packaged very well. The chairs are absolutely awesome!!! They are very sturdy and comfortable. I love them and very pleased with the quality. High end and excellent craftsmanship. You will not be disappointed.

My husband had a koi pond built for me for our anniversary. It is 22'x24' with big rocks/ boulders all around. It is in sight of the house, but more tucked into the edge of a small meadow, woodsy spot. So any seating that I used had to be to scale or it would have looked silly. But it still needed to be handsome because anyone driving up will see it. And I didn't want the Adirondack style because those are so hard to get out of! This cedar log style looked like the perfect fit.I ordered two chairs and one love seat. They arrived promptly and my handy neighbor boy put them together easily. He did need a drill. The chairs/love seats are comfortable and handsome. I am 5'4" and my husband is 6' and they are comfortable for both of us. The love seats easily fit two adults and a child. After placing them by the pond, I realized I needed another love seat to balance things out so I ordered another. When it came, one of the insert supports had snapped off in the attached "log". I called customer service from the number on the box. This was about 4:30 on Thursday. The woman was very helpful and explained how to easily remove the broken off plug. The replacement piece was in the mail on Saturday.After the first time we had company over, I realized that just two chairs were not enough! So I am ending up with four of these chairs and two of the love seats. Great product.

I love the look and feel of these chairs. Pretty easy to put together. I stained them beforehand. I love everything about them.

Overall I'm pleased. The chairs look good and they're sturdy. They're easy to assemble. One chair had a "split/slice" of wood that broke off one of the legs. It was in a non-visible part of the chair and doesn't seem to affect the chair structurally so I'm not going to bother exchanging it. Also, you should expect to sand and water-seal or stain these chairs. If you don't you're almost certain to get a splinter or two. But the chairs are very nice looking.. so I think it's worth the effort to sand/stain.** Photos are before sanding and staining. We haven't done it yet... but I'll try to remember to update this review after we stain them.

Love these chairs. First I got two. I loved them so much that I got two more. I loved them so much that I got... two more again. Now I have six chairs total from Lakeland Mills. These chairs are made in America and shipped to my home within three days after I ordered on Amazon. These chairs are very. Omfortable -- easy on the back and easy to stand up from them. Most excellent. I love how the back is upright with a reasonable seat where I feel like I can get out of the seat with ease, unlike traditional adirondack chairs that look like traps. Checkout my pictures 📸.... I stained the chairs with Valspar "Canyon" whatever stain from Lowes; they turned out beatifully.

I bought four and two end tables last summer. Either we are getting more popular or these are getting more comfortable because I’ve noticed more people dropping in. And a bathroom or hamburger run? Forget it. Your chair is taken when you get back. So two more in the cart, two more on the front step. One already built.These are extremely durable. They were outside all winter and do look a little faded now, like any unfinished wood product would. But my impression is we have many more years more of life out of these (based on one full summer and one full winter outside)Last weekend someone commented on how comfie the seat was. It is contoured, as is the back, and I’ve sat for hours without getting that bench-bum pain. No cushions and they still work.Putting together can be a slight bear. After the first they go much quicker. I’d recommend doing it on a very flat hard surface so they get built level. We use these on pavers and had I not built them and made them level I’d always be wondering. But it’s the surface, not the chair. When built right they are rock solid.You will need a wooden or rubber mallet. But don’t bang away until you are sure you have it aligned properly. And I will complain that screwing in the reinforcement screws was cumbersome. Possibly the hardest part. (Use a drill, not a screwdriver). But they are the reason these are so solid. Nothing moves after it is built.All in all, an excellent purchase. All six of them. But don’t get extras unless you enjoy company on the weekends.