Defective hardware/ defective frame, JUNK PRODUCT!

It’s not the easiest chair to get together. It’s even more impossible when you get defective hardware. What kind of quality control is in place to sent a bolt like the one in my picture? The answer is zero. You get what you pay for and this is a trash product. What you get is hex head bolts without the hex head cores cut Update: I went to Home Depot and after 15 minutes of searching the hardware aisle, found a specialty bolt with fine thread that would do the trick. Got home, went to put it in and then found the seat frame was defective too. There’s no threaded place drilled on that side for the bolt. I guess I could try and drill all the way through the seat frame, pick a longer bolt and cap it with a washer and nut. But this frame is so small it would be almost impossible to drill it perfectly straight and not completely damage the integrity of the chair. At this point, my best course of action may be to spend another 45 minutes disassembling and repackaging something that is 95% complete, wasting more time taking it to the UPS store, and get my money back. I’ll only be out the cost of gas, a new bolt and way too much of my time. But in return I’ll be able to at least convey to the rest of Amazon shoppers not to buy this piece of crap or anything by the company that made it.

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