2pc Tulip Retro Metal Chair - Blue - Crosley: Steel Construction, Weather-Resistant, Vintage Design

One of the chairs had a big spot where the paint somehow got scratched off. It was two inches long and about an inch wide. We got a can of white spray paint to somewhat cover it off.

Repeat order - now a set of 4

My mom got these for me for my birthday. They are just like the ones I grew up with. Paint was in good condition and they are comfortable to sit in.

Color wasn't red!!!! Didn't match the rocking chairs that go with it. Very disappointed

I love the chairs. The color is perfect but putting them together took two people and a lot of strength.

i have dozens of these retro style metal chairs all over my fairly large yard. These are excellent quality, good materials and nice touches like nylon gromets at all the joints. Very sturdy. I wish thwy had more colors...i have chairs in all the colors they make.

Super cute and sturdy chairs. The pink is a great soft shade.

Purchased these for my mom for backyard. She loves them!

They are awesome!! Great color and just the right size!!

I bought this set for my niece , who just bought her first house. It is an older house with small front porch and these look great. I also have Crosley Retro chairs and love them.

I love these chairs! A bit of a booger to put together because I was working alone. Two tips: 1. Would be helpful to have a helper, but it can still be done alone. 2. DO NOT tighten any bolts until the very end or you will not be able to get the leg to reach the seat.

These are great chairs. Perfect for shorter people like myself. The blue is more of a light teal, which is what we were hoping for. There are drain holes in the seat so water doesn't pool in them when it rains. I would rate the chairs themselves 5 stars. The assembly was a nightmare. The first step says to lay the seat on the ground and attach the back but unless you have a wee miniature helper that can stand under the two inch high seat, you actually have to lean them up against each other vertically and have someone hold them for you while you attach them to each other. (see picture). Assembly definitely requires two decently strong people, and the directions should be very clear to not tighten ANY. OF. THE. BOLTS. UNTIL. ASSEMBLED. It's mentioned once but not as an overall requirement. We also had to use our own tools as the ones provided were ineffective. I had to sit on the last arm to be attached to the body in order to bend it enough to touch the body and screw it in. No way could I have done all of that alone. The first one took us about 45 minutes and the second one took us about 15 once we learned all the tricks. I would recommend them, but only if they changed the instructions to make them more clear.

Decent chair. Extremely difficult to assemble as fit is poor with the arms and supplied tools are worthless. You need either two strong people or a long bar clamp to pull things into alignment for final bolts. A 10mm socket wrench is very helpful.