Bella Taupe Chaise

What planet are these people on who gave a good review of this chaise? The difficulty putting it together ,especially when the holes dont line up ,pale in comparision to the pain of sitting on it for any length of time. It would make a wonderful torture device. My family came over for Mothers Day and nobody wanted to sit on it after trying it. One even commented on it as being a peice of junk and the worse thing they ever sat on. Bottom line is, don't believe all the good reviews. When it comes to furniture, I learned a good lesson about trying something first before spending hundreds of dollars on something that will ultimately become a coat rack. I give it 1 star for looking cool. Zero stars for comfort. Don't waste your time or money.

After reading other posts, I was concerned that this item might be difficult to put together. Not at all. It took less than 15 minutes to put it together. the size is perfect for our space. Most every other one we looked at was just to big. this one is just right. The color is very accurate with the picture on the website, It is very soft and comfortable. We look forward to having this piece in our home for a long time.

The best value for the money. I shopped around pretty extensively for some chaise loungers & could not beat the price on this one. The chair is easy to assemble and very comfortable. I liked it so much I bought an extra. I definitely recommend it.

• Did the color match the color displayed onsite? Yes
• How is the quality of the product? Better than average.
• Did the description onsite accurately describe the product? Yes

I rec'd the chair yesterday and hauled the box up the stairs to build the chair in my room. The chair itself is a nice size, and comfortable - I'll be looking for something to cover it for animal protection though. Building it should have actually been easier, but some of my pieces didn't line up all that great. I ended up scrapping the little placement dowels because they moved the holes too far apart to get the bolt into. I found that a socket wrench worked wonderfully, made that awkward angle much easier and could get it tighter than with just my arms working that wrench. The legs... Still don't know what the sticker meant, but with some playing around I managed to get the legs on right, just have to make sure the non-angled side is facing the external edge of the chair. I had to cut the black fabric backing in order to screw them in. Also, when I opened the box, there was a big sticker that said to find the legs and hardware under the seat. So I searched, and unvelcroed the backing and couldn't find anything. It had settled and got wedged in the furthest part of the longest piece - away from the opening. It was small - so just fyi: you'll find it IN the seat. Can't beat the price, and shipping too. I was considering a few options at a certain Swedish warehouse-like place and while they were very very comfortable, they were so much more expensive and would have looked really sloppy over time.