Tangkula Patio Rattan Wicker Lounge Chair Oversized Outdoor Metal Frame Egg Chair w/ 4 Cushions

Chair came and was missing the two side pillows. All other pieces came and chair was as described. Unable to resolve issue through target and unable to contact third party seller as target hides them.

The chair was relatively easy to assemble.

Love this! Perfect fit. Great for reading or curling up to watch my favorite shows. Added extra pillows and a side table to make it more cozy. It took about 1 hour to assemble but would have been quicker with two people.

I knew. As soon as I touched the lowest quality of plastic that's mismarketed as "rattan", I knew instinctively that this was a horribly overpriced piece of crap. But, I wanted the aesthetic of the egg chair look. So I assembled it (which a monkey could do BUT a couple of the holes for the screws did not even align...poorly built). I deeply regretted it. I immediately wanted to return it but did not want to deal with taking it apart, jamming it back into the boxes, and somehow carrying those two heavy boxes by myself into my small Toyota Corolla. The main highlights are: 1.) CHEAP PLASTIC and seriously poorly built. Some of the "rattan braids" were broken. The holes to connect the pieces by screws did not align (could have been rectified by zip-ties but that should not even be considered because the price of this joke implies that intelligent, caring people mindfully built it... not blind resentful rats - not to offend any blind rats). 2.) DANGEROUS. When assembled, it wobbles if the weight is on either side of the seat. The chair has to be snuggled against two pieces of sturdy furniture/wall. If not, it falls over. 3.) Small one but I'm on a roll: the cushions don't have any connection so slide around (could be rectified if someone sews a pillowcase that can be tied to the plastic slots). Luckily, my best friend persuaded me to return it. He helped me to disassemble the whole dang thing, carry it, and take it back to Target. The only positive thing from this whole experience was (besides learning to trust my gut and not order furniture online without looking at it in person) how easy and helpful Target made the return process. I hope that Target will consider not selling this item and maybe even sue Tangkula (who I suspect hires human haters to make dangerous products for people) who somehow persuaded Target to sell their chair that would only make sense to put into a "Breaking Bad" type of brothel lab hybrid.