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Mission Style Wood & Leather Rocking Chair Rocker | 
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Mission Style Wood & Leather Rocking Chair Rocker
- Dimension: 29.5"L 35.25"D 39"H
- Finish: Dark Oak and Brown
- Material: Real Leather and Wood
- Mission Style all leather dark oak finish rocker, padded seat and back.
- Simple Assembly Required.
Approx. Shipping*: Free Shipping
*(Actual shipping will be based on zip code and items in shopping cart.)Estimated Delivery: In Stock. Delivered via
Ground Shipping
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- Most items under 150lbs will be packaged specially for Ground Shipping.
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The standard transit time for Ground
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Delivery is right to your doorstep.
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If you are not present for receiving
this package, the item may be left on your doorstep unless otherwise specified.
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Submitted to category: Living Room/Chaise Lounges and Rocking Chairs
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(Review ID: 1830) |
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| Poor Design, October 15, 2007 |
| Reviewer: T.R234 from St. Augustine, FL | |
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| T.R234 saw things this way |
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Pros: (See my comments.)
Cons: na
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Although this product was relatively easy to assemble, and the overall design is aesthetically pleasing and was received in good condition and rapid fashion; there remains the invariable fact that the design of this chair is flawed beyond repair.
Within 2 days of using the the chair it developed a rather noisy squeak. It is to be expected that a wood product will give off some noise due to variances in temperature and humidity etc, however on the third day, the arms separated from the back with a loud crack.
The arms are joined to the back via two dowel rods and glue. The one point in the design where all the downward and backward stresses of the sitter/rocker are focused, is held together by wood and glue... throughout the rest of the chair a series of brass alloy screws and lock nuts are used which is fine if not overkill. The one point where screws and lock-nuts would do the most good, they are lacking.
As there are two dowel rods which support the focal point of stress on such a small supporting beam, it is impossible to replace the dowels with screws as the pre-drilled holes have already compromised the integrity of the beam.
Nice looking? yes. Quality? no. Firewood? not unless you like clouds of toxic fumes from the lacquer.
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Submitted to category: Living Room/Chaise Lounges and Rocking Chairs
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(Review ID: 1589) |
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| 'Beautiful chair, well worth the money.', August 3, 2007 |
| Reviewer: KarlK3903 from Titusville, FL | |
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Pros: (See my comments.)
Cons: ...
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'Beautiful chair, well worth the money.' | |
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Submitted to category: Living Room/Chaise Lounges and Rocking Chairs
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(Review ID: 1831) |
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| Okay, but not quite as sturdy as it seems in the picture., August 1, 2007 |
| Reviewer: B.R235 from Nashville, TN | |
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| B.R235 saw things this way |
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Pros: (See my comments.)
Cons: na
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For the money, I was expecting more. The quality is just 'okay'. The spindles on the side of the chair arms seem flimsy. Comes in a flat box - which you must assemble entirely. The wood is a softer Brazilian pine, not the traditional oak (though obviously that would have meant a much larger price tag). Overall was a bit of a disapointment. | |
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