Flash Furniture Brazos Adjustable Chaise Lounge Chair with Arms, All-Weather Outdoor Five-Position Recliner, Black/Gray

Yes. I read the reviews about assembly issues. These chairs are from China and are always subject to assembly issues. Take your time, use different screws till you get the right one for the right hole. The lounge is well made and comfortable. Good buy

I don't really change the positioning very much, just sort of leave it as is for lounging around the patio on the weekends. Looking forward to many more Saturdays reading and enjoying the yard.

Poor machining of screw holes and pass-throughs. Several screw holes did not line up. Spent more time fixing 1 or 2 screws per chair than I did putting them both together otherwise. A little narrow for my size. They're definitely built for folks who look good in swimwear, not for the majority of us.

Not too big size is great for our deck. Well made and sturdy.

Finished 66% of build and could not finish and had to disassemble unit. A lot of work

Several of the holes don’t line up and you cannot get the screws to go in. They keep popping out. Challenging to get together. Still working on the first chair. Also, small compared to the picture.

I prefer not to assemble my furniture, but don't mind doing it if I have to - except when I have to fight with it. This was one of those challenging pieces mostly becausee holes did not align well. I found it easiest to insert the screws but to keep them loose until I had all the screws in place. Then, I could tighten them all. This isn't the worst chaise I've ever sat in but it isn't extremely comfortable either. I like to sit on the patio and kick back with a good book. This chaise doesn't allow you to kick back very long before it becomes uncomfortable. I think the solution to that will be to invest in a good set of cushions next summer.

To put this together takes only the screws in the package, yet it's surprisingly difficult to get the screws in correctly with the provided Allen wrench, partly because there isn't sufficient space to easily turn the wrench on some pieces without removing it for each turn. After a few minutes of frustration, I went searching for a drill bit of the same size as the Allen wrench. Fortunately, I had one. With the bit attached to my electric drill, it came together far more quickly.Most of us are used to the Ikea method of furniture construction, and this follows that method, offering only images to show you what goes where. But even here, I found the images to be lacking. It was difficult, at first, using only the images, to figure out which end of the seat should be attached to which part of the legs.I finally had it together, except for the arms. And wouldn't you know it--there was something wrong with the screw holes for the arms, so I could only get 3 screws in on each arm, though 4 were called for. On one side, I could see that the frame was ever so slightly bent where the screw was meant to go into the hole, so that explained that flaw. On the other, nothing appeared to be bent, other than the screw hole, itself.Since it's only the arms, the chair is usable with 3 screws on each side. As far as the finished chair goes, it looks quite handsome but offers no support in the lumbar area, so if you have any back issues, you'll want to add a pillow.I can say that if I'd seen this in "person" instead of online, and had the chance to try it out, I wouldn't have ordered it. Other than the misaligned screw holes on the arms, there's nothing terribly wrong with it. Neither is there anything wonderfully right with it. If it goes on sale, it might be a good value. Right now, I don't see it as one at $103 and change.