It arrived undamaged. My husband and I worked together to assemble. Product came with all tools needed for assembly and directions were very easy to follow. Well worth the money and very comfortable and sturdy!!! You will not be disappointed.

For the money (think I paid about $250) this was a really good buy. Assembly was easy, and it looks great. The cushions are nice, and it even came with a waterproof cover. I looked in furniture stores before buying this and comparable pieces were around $1,200 to $1,700. My things get used lightly so I don’t know how it will hold up over time but for now, it was a good purchase. For context, the chairs shown were expensive wicker and not part of this set, and next to them I think the sofa still looks nice & in my opinion doesn’t look cheap.I think the wicker is made out of a coated plastic substance so probably won’t last forever but with gentle use I think it will hold up well. Also it is very comfortable and a normal nice size.

Let's start with the good: it's priced very fair for the quality of the couch, shipping was super fast (I received a couple days prior to ETA), assembly was a breeze, it looks nice when set up, it's getting used by me and my two kids when it's not too hot on the patioThe bad:Comfort: sits low to the ground, back support doesn't go up very high, not much seating depth, cushions compress very thin. My daughter is very petite and she didn't enjoy sitting on it for very long. I'm 5'10" and 172 lbs. and I was thinking about my discomfort a few mins into sitting down. This is definitely not a lounging couch for an adult.Cushions: Thin and very slick. I'm not a big guy but compressed the seat cushions pretty thin, so it was a fairly firm feel. They are also really slick, so they shift around a lot, fall over/off and will slide out from under you if you move around. The little side cushions don't serve much purpose, as they are going to end up mostly annoying you.Cover: don't bother with the one included. Maybe it's okay for basic dust/pollen but one of the first things I did is order a much nicer, thicker cover for the couch to prolong the life of the couch.I'll touch on assembly, as I've seen a lot of reviews noting it being difficult which I don't understand. If you have basic assembly skills and can follow directions, it's very easy. I had it entirely together and set up in about two hours with no one assisting me. Just take your time, read clearly, don't fully tighten a section of bolts until you know you can and use the little ratchet that is included instead of the little hex/Allen wrench. As for the cushions - also super easy. Tips for those: don't cut the vacuum wrap until you're ready to insert into covers. Once you remove, fold the cushion in half (perpendicular to the opening of the case), slide all the way to the bottom of the case and then unfold. You will have to work the cushion into the corners and sides a bit and then carefully shove in the top (by zipper) before zipping up. I had all three seat cushions in the covers in maybe 2-3 mins with no struggles at all. So don't read too much into some of the reviews that say it's difficult because it's not. You don't need any special strength/dexterity to do it.Overall, if you're like me, you're looking at this couch because you want a "rattan" style couch, you don't have a ton of space, you cannot bring yourself to spend $500+ on something nicer or maybe you don't have a way to pick up a used item you saw on a local buy/sell group. All of those applied to me and I found that this particular couch was a little better sized (slightly higher back support) than many like it online, so I bought it, knowing that if I hated it or it didn't last beyond a year in the heat here, I wouldn't be overly upset considering what I paid.I did buy a nice matching coffee table (and same brand/color cover as couch cover) on Amazon, along with an outdoor rug and a sail canopy (also all on Amazon) to add some shade over my couch area. With the addition of a TV on the patio, it's turned into a nice extra living space when the kids are hogging the other TV's or I just want to sit in quiet to read. No regrets with the couch purchase but just know that you do get slightly better than what you pay for with it.

It’s a task to put together but looks beautiful now that it’s done. We just got it so I can’t speak to longevity, but the cushions are nice and thick and is comfortable. It’s worth it for the price.

You get what you pay for. 3.5 hours to assemble and I am a handyman by trade with all the tools. Figure 5 hours for the average person without a ratchet. Once assemble my cushions were cheap and did not fit the couch. I will need to cut the cheap foam inserts to size. The cover is paper thin and will not protect the cushions. As for the structure, once assembled, its very solid. Not much room for the sitting area. You will need to order the companion ottomens to truly be comfortable. Buy yourself a small ratchet set to tighten bolts. Trust me on this. It will save you at least an hour of assembly time to tighten the bolts. Also, dont tighten any bolts until the couch is full connected. You will need wiggle room to make it all fit. If you are on a tight budget, this couch will work.

Sturdy, easy to put together. No issues. Nice quality. Comes with a free cover if needed 👍

The quality of this product is much better than the low price would suggest. It was advertised as coming in a rather small box, which I thought was a misprint. When it arrived, whoa, it was in a small box. I then realized I was going to have some time assembling this thing. Well, the parts, with a couple exceptions, went together well….if you have large hands, one bolt/nut on each end will be awkward to reach…otherwise pretty easy. The two exceptions: one part needed to have the oval opening "hogged out" about 3/16” to get the bolt through and one of the legs in the middle section was missing the threaded insert, but I only had to drill through it and put in a through bolt to tighten it down. There were a couple extra bolts that were included so I used one for that. Note that the instructions are all pictures with little written instructions, but that was fine.The cushions are kinda vacuum packed and, while the instructions said to wait 72 hours for them to expand, they only took a little while. Folding the foam up like is shown did make it easier to put the covers on. A couple were rather wrinkled but I didn’t bother to iron them, and after a while they looked fine.The completed sofa is comfortable, and sits well. And is sturdy! The included cover was a nice touch.Does it compare directly to one costing over a grand? No but it’s a lot closer than you’d think. I did spray all the fabric with a brand name Sun/waterproofing fabric spray. Hey, can’t hurt!

I love my wicker couch, it's exactly what I wanted at a reasonable price. The description and measurements are accurate. It took a couple hours to put together, but was well worth the wait. It came with all parts and tool needed to assemble. I really like that it came with a cover, to protect it when not in use. I spend more time on our porch since I can enjoy the outside while sitting on my beautiful outdoor couch. Thank you!