After a simple but tedious build. I’m enjoying the view. The bar height chairs were just what I needed. It was nice to find the quality matched the example photos. Ill let you know how many seasons I get but for now I’m quite satisfied*We really like this set of chairs and table. We needed a higher chair for viewing the bay & ocean over the neighbors' rooftops from our deck. These are perfect for that. The chairs are comfortable & swivel freely & are sturdy. The table is one of the few that is NOT made with a glass top. And doesn't have a hole for an umbrella (our deck is covered, so we didn't want the hole, even though it has a plug).*The only draw-back are the 1 page of 'photo' directions. They are horrible. It would be nice if the company would update them with step-by-step & numbered directions.*Other than that, the set went together nicely and all of the pieces were there and not damaged in any way.I am very pleased with this patio furniture. The table and chairs arrived separately. When I contacted the seller inquiring about the chairs I received a quick response and tracking information on the chairs. Very quick and easy communication with the seller. My husband put it all together. It was a bit tricky but he is very handy so it all worked out well. The chairs swivel smoothly and easily. No squeaks. I wish the bars on the bottom of the chairs were wider so putting my feet on them would be more comfortable. But I can live with that. The set is well constructed and looks great!Needs a better table top. PatioLove the set so much we ordered two! Comfortable, stylish, and sturdy patio set!We have two sets of this patio furniture. Our first set arrived packed beautifully, secured well and easily identified. Everything inside was great except 4 screws for the swivel were missing. One trip to the hardware store ensued, screws retrieved, seat attached and all is great. A year or so later, we loved the set so much we ordered another.BAM!!Missing 4 screws for..wait for it………YES! 4 screws for the swivel missing in this set.2 years later.This is the only reason for 4 stars.Otherwise it’s a good choice. We’ve had one sitting outside on the Oregon Coast for the last 2 years and it still looks surprisingly good.Just remember. Count the screws first.The products arrived much ahead of schedule during the busy Holiday shipping time, which was acceptable as this was a gift. To preface this review, these products were purchased in December and assembled in January, so winter conditions have not allowed this product to be outside. The product arrived in two boxes (one with the chairs and the other with the table). The packaging was absolutely superb. Due to the weight of the products and predictable movement during transit, there was damage to the outer box, however, the interior packaging protected the products.I will begin with the pros: - Aesthetically pleasing - Assembly not difficult - Includes all tools required for assembly - Includes spare parts (nuts, bolts, washers, caps)The cons: - Quality control: As seen in the included photos, there are instances in which components seemingly made it through any quality control check with issues. > The end caps on the chairs (issues on both chairs) were either not pushed in all the way, and in some cases, had excess plastic that prevented them from being pushed in all the way. The instance of the excess plastic is quite conspicuous and questionable as to how it made it through quality control. > Several "pre-drilled" holes for bolts not pre-drilled. I did not capture any photos because I noticed these almost immediately and assumed them to be just a "chance" oversight. I needed to take the supplied bolts and force them through the "pre-drilled" holes to remove the metal still covering the holes. 2 of the 4 bottom bolt holes on the bottom of the chairs used to secure the top half of the chair to the swivel mechanism were covered and required to be cleared using the method described above. > I will add that the above quality control items are not conceivably the result of damage occurring during transit due to the nature of the problems coupled with how well the chairs and table were packaged. - Component labeling: nonsystematic and apparently random > Overall assembly is quite easy, but, fortunately, there are not more components: each component has a small letter label (small as in 3/16 of an inch or so) to tell which component is which on the parts list and assembly instructions. However, the labels are placed in seemingly random locations (an armrest might have the label on top of the armest while another might have the label on the interior side of the front support bar that attaches the armrest to the chair base). > Consistent labeling would allow for quicker identification of components and expedite the assembly process. - Assembly instructions: to reiterate, but assembly is straightforward, and individuals with experience assembling mass-fabricated/commercial furniture should not have a problem assembling this product. > As with above with the product labels, it is fortunate that the assembly of the table and chairs is not more complicated. The assembly instructions are printed on the backside of the parts list sheet and only includes diagrammatic instructions. > The diagrams are not very detailed and could benefit from being more detailed and less compounded in the form of step-by-step instructions or more diagrams outlining the orientation of product components.Overall: - The durability and longevity of this product may increase my opinion of it, but until then, I would not recommend this product. The lack of attention to detail for assembly through labeling, the assembly instructions, and questionable quality control engenders concerns for the overall product quality.I wanted to really love this product, but from the start with so many pieces, I wished I had power tools to do the assembly. I got 4 sets, so yes I had 4 tables and 16 chairs to assemble. We ended up having a pizza party luring friends to come help in our misery. It worked and all got put together, but little things have happened over the summer like the screw caps fall off so easily, the bottom chair height adjustment keeps coming out on several chairs, and the tabletop of one set warped, but I was luckily able to get a replacement sent to me for that. Once you are in the chair, it sits quite nicely, but getting the chair to swivel to a spot to step up on the bottom rail to hoist yourself up. We liked them having a 300 lb capacity since we have many sized patrons and sitting can be tricky for some people. We are a cigar & whiskey lounge, so I need more sturdiness for someone who has compromised their equilibrium. LOL