Christopher Knight Home John Outdoor Mesh and Aluminum Chaise Lounge with Side Table, Gray

I been searching for new patio furniture all spring. I discovered I have champagne taste and a beer budget when it comes to Patio furniture. I purchased 2 of these chaise with the idea of using them for a year or two and then upgrading to higher-end furniture but I think they'll last longer then I was anticipating.The frame is metal and the coating is very durable. Everyone that has seen these loves them and loves that they have a table attached to them (such a bonus now that I don't need to buy tables for the lounge chairs). The description indicates that the mesh is gray but I feel it's move of a beige/taupe/gray combo. It could pass for a beige just as easy as a gray. I would say it's like a SW Mega Greige color. I'm very happy with these and plan on using them for years.

I don’t know who this Christopher Knight guy is but, I guess I paid $250 for his name and not a quality product. This review is exactly one year from original purchase date. Doesn’t hold up in the Colorado sunshine. I’ll probably be lucky to get one more year out of it. 👎👎

Looks great. Comfortable. Light weight for moving. Says cover to protect from weather. ???

Love this chair! I assembled it on my own (took about 30 minutes); one of the legs was bent, but not worth the hassle of sending back - which is why only 4 stars. Nice, sturdy chair. Love the connecting side table.

So happy with this purchase. They are so comfortable and nice looking.

The bench/table board slats next to are already degrading and molding/rotting from rain or dew. I'll have to paint it to seal. Have had it a month.

It’s a show piece!!!

These are very attractive and very well-built chairs. they are stylish, perfect weight, and easy to assemble. The only issue is with the "eucalyptus" or whatever the wood is. Each piece appears to be a single piece of wood upon arrival, and it almost even looked like composite to me... I ordered the chairs in JUNE and by mid JULY the wood was trashed from nothing but regular weather and being outdoors. The wood is painted/coated/sealed, but it is finger jointed and the joints absorb water, expand, and the wood then discolors and also appears dirty in areas. I am attaching pictures of the chair after one month! Also pictures of my remedy. I asked for replacement "wood" assuming that everyone in the world had the same experience and it had been remedied by use of composite or a different side table material. I was told the PART would be replaced. Instead, I received two whole new chairs, which I don't need, and the wood is identical so that would last another month I am sure... so I used Azek Coastline decking, 12 footers, and ripped them from 5 1/4 to 4 1/2 at 5 foot 2 1/8 inches long. Looks great but added some labor and about $80.00 per chaise to the cost! Just be forewarned!