Outsunny Garden Bench Loveseat with Floral Rose Style, Cast Aluminum Frame for Outdoor, Patio, Park, Deck, Antique Green

Nice, easy-to-build bench. Looks antique. Quite light and easy to move about.

As soon as I saw the picture I wanted this bench for my wife. It has a vintage look and color and is getting better looking with age and weathering. It was pretty easy to assemble, though it the package was missing one nut and bolt; it is possible that they rolled out upon unboxing though I checked all over. I am surprised how sturdy it is. I guess if you just plop into it and jiggle around a lot it might loosen over time, but why would you do that? I read some reviews that had said the green was very dark, and that the bench had rusted quickly. We have had ours for two years now and it is still a beautiful medium green, is not rusting though it sits outside year round in North Carolina, and we've not had to tighten the bolts/nuts yet. Though it is a fairly small bench, it comfortably fits two of us. We really enjoy this bench and love the way it looks. It really adds a nice touch to our lawn scape.

For what it's worth, I really, really, really want to love this bench. It's such a beautiful piece but there are so many more cons than pros in my opinion. First off, all the screws, nuts, and bolts were tossed in to 1 little baggy. Which would be fine if the instructions described each one so you knew what to use. Speaking of instructions (or lackthereof) see my attached photo. It took me nearly 40 minutes just to realize I was missing pieces because of the lame direction. The most important piece would be the pieces to hold the legs on, no? It seems they forgot to give me the larger nuts. So I can't do anything until the Mr. picks up a few tomorrow after work or graces me by digging through the tool bag (I choose the former). Another issue is that the screws that do fit awkwardly stick out of the bottom and back of the bench. I'm hopeful that once the legs are on, it'll hide some of them. Also, why give shiny bright screws on something that's supposed to be antiqued? I'll have to purchase some sort of matte nail polish to darken them up a bit. I'm really hoping to be able to bump this star rating up a few notches if I can piece it together tomorrow. Will revise accordingly. UPDATED: Bench is in full working condition now that we purchased appropriate screws and nuts. Seems sturdy enough for maybe one adult or 2 small children, but not enough for 2 adults, IMO. The color is a great black with green antique-y looks coming through, like it's been out in the elements for decades. I really do love it. It sits on my small front porch, which I plan on turning in to a reading nook. Smaller than one would think, but as it turns out, it's perfect for my needs! I've raised the star rating from a 1 to a 4 because: 1. I did not receive all necessary pieces to put the bench together, and 2. I feel they could have done a better job with the instructions (ie separate bags for each type of nut and bolts labeled A, B, C, etc..)

This product is primarily a decorative piece, not really intended for extended periods of sitting. I knew that going in, so was not concerned about a lack of comfort. But it is a sturdy, pretty little bench, and adds a nice visual touch to my garden. The faux patina finish is very realistic (the Chinese do seem to be very good at this sort of thing). I did not experience any of the packaging, assembly or missing parts problems noted by previous reviewers, so I am assuming the manufacturer has addressed these issues. The assembly directions could be a bit clearer, but didn't pose a major problem, and I had it put together in about 15 minutes. Very happy with this purchase.

I already had it in the bronze, and got the green for the front. Love it. Perfect size, perfect color, easy to assemble. ( Clue, don't tighten everything down until it's all put together, to give it wiggle room.). I am sad I missed the $15 off coupon, but that's life.