Greesum 3-Piece Wicker Rocking Bistro Set

My front porch was lacking appeal and these chairs and tables really made a huge difference. Easy to assemble and sturdy. They look great and are comfortable.

Seems like great quality, it’s all sturdy and looks nice. The only drawback for me is that the seat backs only go to my shoulders, so I wish that they were taller backs.
Update: The seats are deep-set and the cushions are very thin or so soft that they are thin, so I am going to get thicker cushions. The chairs rocking function is slight, so it is good if you want less rocking but if you want more of a rocker style then this is not it.

Chairs are good- pretty sturdy and comfortable. The glass table top was cracked and shattered when we unpacked it though. Realized it doesn’t even attach to the table frame. Just a loose piece of glass balanced on top with some flimsy suction cups to keep it in place.

 After wanting rocking chairs for so long I spent a long time searching for a set that was affordable, nice looking, and easy to assemble.

Since I didn’t want to wait for my husband’s help, I decided to assemble it myself. It took me a solid hour because I screwed some parts backwards 😂… anyways, assemble was pretty easy. Just make sure to account for all parts before starting and tight the bolts evenly. Like, don’t make one tight while the others are lose while assembling. It will be more difficult to align the other screws/holes and the panels won’t fit.

The issues I had was that some of the screws were damaged and they didn’t go all the way trough. I went to Home Depot and bought replacements because I wasn’t going to disassemble anything at that point! 😅🏃🏽‍♀️💨 I called costumer service and they gave me a partial refund for the hassle! The bottom cushions have zippers, but the top ones don’t. The cushions do not have a string to tie them to the chair so they’ll blow away, and they’re not supper thick. I did find some strings of similar color and sewed it. Problem solved.

Overall, I’m really pleased with the whole set! It’s sitting in a covered porch, so let’s see how it does when it rains. The manufacturer should add spare bolts and screws.

So far, so good. Assembling was a PITA, it wasn’t hard, just time consuming and a little frustrating. Took me about an hour, but in all fairness I put the parts in the wrong direction on the first chair I attempted because I didn’t realize how the holes were set up. The directions were easy to understand and the parts are labeled correctly. The way the screws are packaged seemed really convenient at first, but when you have to open it they all get mixed up anyway, lol. You’re better off opening the pack and separating everything by letter right away so it’s easy to access as you go along. Also- there are no extras minus one washer and one allen wrench. Don’t tighten everything until you have all your parts in place and everything lined up. Once you get going it goes by quickly. The chairs seemed sturdy, and I like how deep the seats are. The cushions that come with them are just ok, they aren’t very thick and they don’t have straps to tie them to the chairs. They have been out on my porch for a few days and the cushions are staying in place- for now anyway. I will mostly likely have to buy thicker cushions as it didn’t take long for my butt to get uncomfortable sitting out in them. The chairs are comfortable in general, but sitting on them for longer than a half hour you’ll need more cushioning. The bottoms of the rocker have a plastic strip so avoid direct contact with the metal. The table is small, but just right for what we need. Fingers crossed that these hold up. Overall I feel like it was a pretty good deal for a budget friendly set. Will update if status changes.