Suncrown 2 Black Wrought Iron Outdoor Dining Chairs, 300 lbs, Stackable with Armrests for Patio, Garden, Poolside

I just got these Suncrown wrought iron chairs for our patio makeover, and honestly, I’m kinda impressed! We’ve been hunting for something sturdy that wouldn’t look cheap, and these really fit the bill.
The black wrought iron frame is pretty solid—definitely not like those flimsy plastic chairs that wobble when you sit down. Each chair can handle up to 300 lbs, which is reassuring since my brother-in-law (who’s a big guy) visits often. The powder coating seems decent too—we’ve had a couple of rainstorms already and no signs of rust, so that’s promising.
I was worried about comfort, since metal chairs can be, well, not exactly cozy. But the backrest has this textured design that’s actually more supportive than I expected. Don’t get me wrong, these aren’t like sitting in a cloud or anything, but for outdoor dining chairs, they’re not bad at all. The seat is about 20 inches wide, which gives plenty of room without hogging patio space.
Assembly wasn’t a total nightmare either. The box came with two chairs, all the hardware, and instructions that were surprisingly clear. My husband and I knocked them together in maybe 30 minutes while having a couple beers—way easier than that IKEA nightmare we dealt with last summer!
One thing I absolutely love is that they stack. Our patio isn’t huge, and our storage shed is already packed with kids’ bikes and garden stuff, so being able to stack these when winter comes is a huge plus. They’re not exactly lightweight at about 25 pounds each, but I can still move them around by myself.
We’ve been using them for everything—morning coffee, dinner on the patio, even just reading by the pool. The black finish goes with pretty much everything, which is great because I tend to change our outdoor pillows and decor like every season. They look way more expensive than they were, to be fair.
For maintenance, I’ve just been wiping them down with soapy water after parties. I’m thinking about getting covers for winter, though I might just stack them in the garage if we get any serious snow.