Set of 2 Burntwood Dining Chairs Weathered Gray - Buylateral

I have purchased 8 of these chairs and they all have broken over the span of 2Years the last one broke today and the other a couple months after purchase. i would definatley re think buying these unless you plan not to sit on them at all. Called target to make them aware of the product and how cheaply it is made and they told me to contact the manufacture that there is nothing they can do at this point. I just hope they took this as a saftey issue with the product as the it was the springs pop out of the bottoms of the chairs and I have an infant that crawls aound on the floor and could have been injured badly had of ne of these spings popped out and hit him in the face. if anyone has any info on how i can go about to contact the manufacture can you ples let me know the info TIA.

Beautiful chairs. Better than I expected. Comfortable, nice fabric, great nailhead details. I wish the zipper wasn’t on the back but it doesn’t bother me enough to affect my review. Assembly tip: when you put on the front legs don’t tighten bolts completely. Flip chair over to stand it up. Gently adjust front legs to make chair lever. Tighten bolts.

I purchased 4 of these chairs for our dining room table (which we rarely actually eat at) One of the chairs arrived with a broken leg, which ended up being replaced with no issues. Now another chair leg has broken and we are passed the 90 days. Like I said we rarely sit in these chairs and we are not large people by any means. So if I could go back I probably would go with a different chair. Other than that I like the look of them.

I am giving them a 5 even though I returned them. They are nice chairs but the color in the photo is off. I thought they looked more oatmeal colored and in reality they are medium warm tan color. Nice sturdy chair. Gold rivets are nice and add some charm to them.

Love the chairs!!! They look super fancy and were very easy and relatively quick to put together. I was however very disappointed in the shipping/packaging as the hardware was not in a bag and falling out of the unopened box.