The Original Eucalyptus Swing Lounger with Pillow

This is exactly what you hope it would be when you read the description. The wood is beautiful and it is so comfortable. Unfortunately when I was putting mine together the screw for the left arm rest split the wood making it unusable. I took pixs and contacted the company. I reached a human voice and she was sorta mortified this happened. She said she'd evaluate the pixs and see if I needed a new chair or just a new arm. Within 12 hours I had an email back saying they were sending me a new arm. When I asked if instructions were included she wrote back, "No, but I've copied the CEO if you have any issues" whhhatt? And the arm arrived - with a gift of wood oil - and now I am a customer forever! (turns out I didn't need instructions :))

This is a lovely, well constructed piece of furniture. It comes ready to sit in, and it’s comfortable.

Love that these chairs arrived fully assembled and in great shape. They are very stylish and comfortable. I purchased covers since they are on a fully exposed deck, in Texas. I want them to last. I bought these when they were $140, now they are almost $200.

Looks nice, pretty comfortable, range of motion is larger than I expected based on other reviews. Construction seems solid. We’ll have to wait a year or two to see how the cords/filaments holding the small pieces of wood together hold up but that’s the only possible problem. Folds into a surprising thin, though tall, shape for storage. Quite comfortable to lie back in, though I think I might want a footstool. Surprisingly comfortable to sit on the deck and work on my laptop, but you need good posture and back muscles because there’s no back support for sitting upright. Assembly was trivial.

The only thing I don't like about these chairs is that they are awkward to fold and walk with. I wanted folding chairs that could be put away in winter. They are a little heavy for a woman and hard to hold onto. Maybe a leather handle or strap? Otherwise, they are the greatest chairs ever. They look fabulous around my fire pit and are well made. They are very comfortable too....though you do lean back some. The price was very fair.

Bought it but returned it. This chair is very well made and well packed but unfortunately its seat area is awfully short. I am not a tall person by any standard and I cannot sit comfortably in the chair. The chair design does not support the back of the legs very well at all. A person would not want to sit in this chair more than 5 minutes . Maybe a short person would be satisfied but that’s it.

We always read the reviews before we purchase, but I’m confused with the previous review about comfort and quality. We’ve had 2 Swing Loungers for 2 years and they’re extremely comfortable and well constructed. My boyfriend is about 225 lbs and he falls asleep regularly in his. We bought our last two from our local True Value store, and needed to find a new one for my Mother last week and purchased on Amazon and received in 2 days. She loves it and enjoys how easy it is to get out of the lounger also. No assembly either minus a few screws for these finger guards that we recommend using. The adjustable pillow is also nice feature and adds a lot to the comfort, and while it doesn’t swing much it swings some to help get you up and out.

This chair looks great. A friend of mine has one that is the same type of design but made from tubular aluminium and canvas that is so confortable that we fight over who gets to sit on it. I thought this chair would be a classy version with the same comfort so I bought 2. Boy was I wrong.The chair looks great but it is not comfortable at all. The end of the seat is too short or too long and your legs rest on the wood bar which is not at all comfortable. I'm not sure how it can be fixed (I think that the seating surface needs to be longer so that your weight rests on the seat and not the end bar) but it really is a design flaw.It also creaks very loudly when you sit on it.Definitely not worth the money as chairs but they do look nice on my deck! I now consider them purely ornamental.