Customer Reviews for DUROGREEN Classic Rocker Weathered Wood Plastic Outdoor Rocking Chair
- All-weather, low maintenance, and easy to clean
- Made with all-weather, premium, recycled HDPE lumber
- 20 year limited warranty; Made in Indiana
Customer Reviews
Mar 6, 2021
We wanted something that would tolerate our AZ heat and not require maintenance. We selected two ...
We wanted something that would tolerate our AZ heat and not require maintenance. We selected two of the rocking chairs for our front porch and we are very pleased. I do wish they rocked a little farther back but they are comfortable and durable so we are satisfied. They are attractive and practical for what we wanted.
by Snooze
Apr 9, 2021
Parts didn't all fit together correctly. I had to make...
Parts didn't all fit together correctly. I had to make another hole, which is easy to do through the plastic. Also the pieces on the bottom below the seat and between the rockers were too short. With the screws fully extended they were holding the pieces in place with about a third inch gap. And the back is too straight so it isn't particularly comfortable. I like the fact that it's recycled but it isn't going to get much use.
by lisa
Apr 3, 2021
Ratchet Strap Required For Assembly
Great quality chair and looks great too. However, we needed to utilize a ratchet strap to pull the back and legs tightly together so the screws would align properly. Alignment was off about half an inch. This worked well. Just thought we’d share this solution in case anyone else came across the same issue. Thanks.
by Eric
Mar 5, 2021
This rocker is well-made and looks a bit modern while still being a bit classic. It was packaged ...
This rocker is well-made and looks a bit modern while still being a bit classic. It was packaged well, delivery was fine. My only problem was with the instructions. It starts right away by having you put it on its side to connect the back and seat, but because of the shape of the arm it won’t sit flat. Since I put it together by myself, I found it easier to just connect the pieces as I could and tighten everything later. It’s not a lot of pieces ,so hard to mess up no matter how you put it together.
by Jomc631