Some patio chairs look fancy but aren't practical; not so with this plastic Adirondack chair. The sturdy frame structure is capable of a maximum load-bearing capacity of 300 pounds, and the wide structure is designed to allow taller people to find a place to perch. There is no need to worry about assembly, just a few simple steps, about ten minutes to install. I believe that you can handle it with your hands-on ability. The material of this chair for the outside looks almost identical to real wood, but until you sit in it you will find that it is more comfortable than wood, after all, over time, the wood must grow out of the splinter. The chair has stronger weather resistance because of the HIPS material but is also smoother than traditional wood. There is no need to polish, paint, or seal it for storage because it will not rot, peel, or splinter. Some chairs are indeed practical but lack a graceful look. On both counts, the Adirondack Chair strikes a wonderful balance. Up to seven colorways to choose from - whichever one you choose, will always complement your patio style. The wide armrests add to the Adirondack chair a classic, vintage look to place snacks on, and the angled back adds some soft style. Whether you're snoozing on the patio or watching the kids play in the pool from the deck, it's a great choice.