highwood Hamilton Deck Chair, Dining Height, Weathered Acorn Weathered Acorn Dining Height

Brand:highwood

3.3/5

€
763.80

Welcome to highwood . Welcome to relaxation. We are proud to offer the wood-replacement material of choice, as used in America’s largest theme parks, coastal resorts and hot-tub cabinets; now available for your own backyard! With its classic form, our Hamilton deck chair is truly a design icon. Combining timeless styling, comfort, and functionality, it is part of the highwood Adirondack collection. Pair this dining chair with any highwood dining table and you will be the envy of your friends and neighbors. The Hamilton deck chair is skillfully crafted to provide sanctuary in a variety of settings take it to the lake, position it by the pool, bring it to the beach. The proprietary Highwood high-grade poly lumber used in this product offers the most realistic look of natural wood WITHOUT the headaches of maintaining or replacing every few seasons. Simply wash your highwood furniture to remove any dirt or grime. Explore the entire line of highwood products to coordinate other beautiful, durable products that will make your outdoor living space the envy of the neighborhood. Still not sure? Request a free product swatch so you can view the color and composition in person. This product is assembled with 304-grade stainless steel hardware and comes with the assurance of a manufacturer’s 12-year residential limited warranty. Some assembly is required (see assembly guide) and assembled dimensions are 25.5"L x 40.5"H x 28.7"D (28lbs).

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EAN: 0818138014963

Categories Patio, Lawn & Garden, Patio Furniture & Accessories, Chairs, Patio Dining Chairs,

EASY TO ASSEMBLE (see assembly guide) - assembled dimensions are 25.5"L x 40.5"H x 28.7"D (28lbs). DURABLE MATERIAL - assembled with 304 Grade Stainless Steel hardware. NO SANDING, STAINING, OR PAINTING - yet it looks like real wood. WEATHERPROOF - leave outside year-round. Will not crack, peel, or rot when exposed to the elements. 100% MADE IN THE USA - backed by US customer service and support.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Back Style	Solid Back
Brand	highwood
Color	Weathered Acorn
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 30 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Finish Type	Polished
Frame Material	Stainless Steel
Item model number	AD-CHDA2-ACE
Item Weight	28 Pounds
Manufacturer	Highwood
Material	Recycled Plastic, Marine-Grade Synthetic Wood
Maximum Weight Recommendation	500 Pounds
Model Name	Hamilton
Product Dimensions	25.5 x 40.5 x 28.7 inches
Product Dimensions	25.5"D x 40.5"W x 28.7"H
Recommended Uses For Product	Dining
Seat Material Type	Wood
Shape	Square
Special Feature	Stackable
Style	Coastal
Unit Count	1.0 Count

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Scritto da: Steve K.

Perfect for seeing over our deck railing! Very comfortable

Love them. I was looking for something I could put on my deck that would allow me to see over my new railing (that is much taller than the old one due to building code) and these are perfect. They sit comfortably, like an adirondack chair, but taller, so the railing doesn't block our view. I was afraid they would feel "upright" rather than comfortable, but that isn't an issue, the backrest is very comfortable. They were easy to put together, they are VERY sturdy, and they look like wood that has been painted black, which is exactly what I wanted. I can't really come up with a negative - the armrests are even plenty big enough to hold a drink. We are going to look at adding the tete a tete tables in between, which look like they would fit our situation perfectly. We are very happy with what we chose.

Scritto da: 3dog

Good quality, very narrow

This chair is good and solid. The color is also nice. However, it is a narrow seat. Friends also tried it out and said it was too narrow. Otherwise it is comfortable--nice and upright. I am not buying a second one however.

Scritto da: TobyKittyMommy

easy assembly and nice weight so the chair won't slide ...

Realistic wood finish, easy assembly and nice weight so the chair won't slide around. Also, very comfortable. A great chair for our dock.

Scritto da: Jon Garcea

Mixed review

The quality of the materials is very good. However, the box arrived already opened, with a hole cut in the top, which was a definite red flag. 3 bolts were missing, so I had to scrounge together odds and ends from my workshop. The right arm came pre-assembled backwards, so I had to take it apart and reconfigure it.

Scritto da: john

We have 4 highwood products and they never disappoint. High quality

We have 4 highwood products and they never disappoint. High quality, reasonable assembly, and great look. I imagine these will last for years to come. Thanks Highwood for great products and great design

Scritto da: Wendy Van Wingerden

Disappointing

Does not come with all of the hardware. I purchased 4 of them and several had either missing screws or has holes that won’t hold the screw. The foot boards have a hole for a stew but didn’t come with any. I would not recommend this product. The only thing I really love is the color!

Scritto da: Daffy Du

Decent, depending on what you're expecting

There's no way you'll ever mistake this chair for real wood. It definitely looks and feels like plastic and is heavier than the wooden Adirondack chairs I have. I decided to put it on my upstairs balcony, and I had to bring it up piece by piece because it was simply too heavy to wrangle all three parts in the box. That said, it was actually pretty comfortable once I got it assembled (more on that next) and should stand up to the sun, rain and bird poop better than the wooden patio furniture I have. It will be a nice place to sit and read or watch the hummingbird feeders. I'm fairly proficient at assembling flat-pack furniture, but this proved a bit of a challenge. First off, the flaps were coming open on the wrong end of the box, so I opened it there, not realizing that it wasn't the "up" side and that the instructions and hardware were attached to the flaps at the other end, which was very securely glued shut. After emptying the box, I finally managed to dislodge the foam packing piece at the far end and then discovered what I needed to put it together. Until then, I was wondering whether the hardware had actually been packed with the chair. I'd suggest the manufacturer pay better attention to gluing its packaging shut and/or attach the directions and hardware to one of the pieces, as many others do. The assembly was technically very straightforward, with ten identical bolts--none of the A, B, C, D, E parts that most assemble-yourself furniture has. However, it proved quite a challenge aligning the first several holes so I could actually insert the bolts and tighten them. The back and seat were the hardest (and first); after that, it was easier, but still took longer than I'd expected. If you have someone on hand to hold it for you, that should help. As a one-person job, it wasn't impossible, but with two people it should be considerably easier. It's worth noting that the chair arrived with a small but noticeable scratch on the inside of one of the arms. Not a deal breaker, but for the price, it shouldn't have been there. Some of the "end grain" surfaces are also quite rough. I don't know if it's the nature of the material or if the manufacturer just decided not to sand it more. (At least it won't splinter.) I received this chair free in exchange for a review. Would I pay $300+ for it? No, because I prefer actual wood, which is available for a lot less money. And would I buy this color? No, not only because I prefer lighter wood but mainly because it still looks like fake wood. In white, red or green the chair would have looked better, IMO, because it wouldn't have been trying to masquerade as natural wood. However, if you are going to have plastic furniture, it's nice that this is made from recycled plastic. Three and a half stars. Your results may vary, based on taste and expectations.

Scritto da: J. A Magill

Built to last and built for comfort

This is my second Hamilton Adirondack chair, my other being the similar recliner. And I have to say, I remain impressed by the design and the quality of manufacture. No doubt many will share my initial reservations about plastic instead of wood. Yes, this doesn't quite have the "warmth" of wood that I find when seated. That aside, however, the chair more than makes up for that in its visual impact (which is just amazingly close to wood, albeit without the fading that comes over time) and the FAR easier maintenance. If you live in a place with four seasons, you know what the elements take their toll on outdoor wood furniture. These are built to last without the hassle of oiling and covering. Of course, the most important thing with any chair is the comfort that comes when seated. And here again this earns highest marks. Strong back support and a good angle make this a fine choice for hours spent in the yard, enjoying the world going by.