Crosley Bradenton Armless Wicker Outdoor Sectional Chair - Brown with Navy Cushions - Patio Furniture for Porch, Deck, Backyard, Garden & Poolside Relaxation

i purchased 8 pieces including 3 corners and a coffee table. it's ok. fabric covers fit very nicely and snug. do not expect sunbrella grade fabric, this material is quite a bit lighter which makes me wonder about durability. they do slide around on the chairs requiring some measures to secure them. be prepared to bring the cushions inside in weather as they are absolutely not weather proof long term. i have a lot of cushions. yikes.assembly is a little fussy getting holes lined up but alloy frames soft enough to flex. fasteners are allen head bolts of the typically extremely soft metal that strip out very very easily. extreme care is required to start these fasteners into the female receptors to avoid cross threading. it really really bothers me that the furniture industry refuses to upgrade from these garbage fasteners. these things really are garbage and they use them in all semi knockdown production. give me a break. please.the cushion covers ship separately without tracking. One got lost. It took me a bit to finally get to crosley direct to track as amazon is limited with what they can do on "issues". the clips to bind the pieces together were also missing and crosley, again directly, rectified. it's almost like this whole transaction through amazon for crosley was not quite ready for prime time. crosley could not have been nicer to fix the issues but i kept at it to get there.so...just ok. for the amount of $ i am into on this stuff, i would have liked a little better quality throughout, but hey, it's 2017 and China and the financial wizards are in charge. this is what is out there unless you want to spend thousands. no better, no worse than others in this price range. i am sure i wouldn't go cheaper than this stuff. that would be a scary downgrade from here.by the way, leave the plastic on the cushion padding....it's easier to put covers on and keeps them drier. who knows if long term it has anything to do with the fabric breathing or some such nonsense that someone can come up with.