Lifetime Adirondack Chair, Brown (60064)

The chairs are comfortable and hold weight well. Over time, however, the brown finish of the material the chair is made of began to create a rust colored powdery stain on the clothing and skin of anyone sitting in the chair. The finish began coming off onto our clothing. From the naked eye the chairs look fine. It isn’t until you run hour hand, your clothing, your wet swim suit, a towel…anything across it- it’s a slightly gritty texture like dust or dirt. Or, sit on them. But it’s actually the chair itself. Pretty frustrating for the price we paid for what we thought was a “Lifetime” purchase. I remember reading when we purchased them they were able to be repainted- but from what I’ve read it looks like it isn’t recommended.

We bought four chairs several years ago and I am really disappointed. The finish comes off when I touch or sit on a chair. It is a pain because I have to put a large towel over the chair to sit on it and then I have to wash the towel. I would not recommend this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased 2 of these chairs. I am very disappointed that the slats keep breaking. I previously bought replacement slats for a reasonable price. Now I am asked to pay a ridiculous price which is close to the cost of a new chair! Why is the company called LIFETIME??

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought 2 of these chairs 4 years ago, decided to buy another 2 this year. They look great, good quality and long lasting

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Several years ago, we purchased two Lifetime Adirondack chairs for our backyard. My paternal grandfather had built Adirondack chairs for his yard and these chairs are a fond memory from my childhood. Unfortunately, during the spring this year, a tree branch fell on one of the chairs and completely smashed it to pieces. I purchased a new chair in June 2025 as a replacement. Same color and all. My husband started to put it together and was pretty successful having put these chairs together before, until he got to the arms. The pre-formed screw holes did not line up properly. We are in the process of filling a warranty request.

Absolutely ridiculous that in order to replace one slat in the seat, you have to buy the entire seat assembly. Will never buy another product from here.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] wonderful and comfortable chair

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought 9 chairs 2 years ago and 7 out of the nine are broken. Not just the slats but the supports as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are very comfortable and very sturdily designed. Assembly is a bit tricky because of the angles you are working with but not too difficult.

We bought 4 Adirondack chairs and two side tables for our creek side deck at our cabin. We have had them for 3 summers now and the chair seat slats are all breaking. The side table screws are falling out (were not over tightened during assembly). They are all covered in winter, but exposed to sun at 8000’ elevation from June-mid October. We chose the Lifetime brand in hopes that they would last much longer. Very disappointed.

We bought 4 chairs 6 years ago and this year half the slats started cracking. We keep them indoors during winter so not exposed year around. We thought they had a lifetime warranty when we purchased but no. They said we have to buy new replacement slates. The tables we bought are warping snd cracking too. Bad material that doesn’t last. Very disappointing in light of the price we paid.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have owned two with footrests for 4 years now, still like new.

Really nice product but very difficult to put together..

Bought six of these and over half of them have broken…..I should say shattered…..don’t buy if you live in a cold climate

This relates just to assembly. Everything went easily UNTIL the last step--attaching the armrests to the backrest supports. You absolutely need two people, and the 1st has to apply a LOT of force to make the holes line up while the 2nd drills in the bolts. But we got it done, it looks great, and it's comfortable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought these several years ago and they are not "lifetime" chairs. For some reason, the squirrels love to gnaw on these, and sparks from the campfire mark them quickly. Over time, UV seems to make the plastic brittle. Similarly priced poly lumber chairs are much more durable.

I have 4 of these chairs and LOVE them until one of the seat slats broke. They won't sell you a replacement slat, you have to buy the entire seat section. On top of that you have to pay for shipping on the seat section verses one slat. Great product but not very customer focused if there is a problem. Not sure the Lifetime name is appropriate.

This is so upsetting we have 6 beautiful black Adirondack chairs that have been eaten by squirrels. We have tried everything and it appears this is a common problem. What are the chairs made of that are attracting the squirrels Please help

Had to drill pilot holes larger to start fasteners. Had to drill new holes in arm rests as existing holes did not align.

Love the chair, don't love the fact the polystyrene gets brittle or rather breaks unexpectedly.