If you can't visit the store personally & assess the "quality," the risk that it is crap is too great to be worth e-ordering. If you can go sit in the chairs & judge for yourself how sturdy they are or are not, do that.
I had never even been inside a walmart until a couple years ago, when finally I was baited into their parking lot because of all the plants out there getting baked & drying up, so not a good source of plants. The couple of times I was hornswoggled into believing the price on something was too good to pass up, it was broken & in the garbage in no time.
I particularly remember a garden electrical extension that was less than half the price as I'd seen elsewhere. It did seem awfully light as though it were made out of feathers, & it burned out in no time at all; I guess i'm lucky it didn't electrocute me. Its replacement a bit pricier at Ace Hardware had a heftier weight & has never been a problem. Also when I needed an aquarium stand, I set about comparing prices. Walmart's cost WAY less. But when I went & looked at it, it was practically made out of gum wrappers it was so insubstantial, & not worth half the cheap price they put on it.
Editoral cartoon in news paper last week . Showed the Great Wall of China. Caption was The Great WAL-Mart of China. Remember a few years ago when WalMart ads said how they were helping the American small business companys by selling their products? So much for that. And yes I buy some things from WalMart. WW
They look cheap to me. Take a look at the bench I made on my web page. WalMart buys a lot better than I can, but I have $300 in material alone and I've seen the same on sale for $1000 at Smith & Hawkins. . How good do you think this many pieces of furniture can be at that price?
You've got them pegged. I actually did buy something from them once but it was overpriced for what I got. Last year I visited the store and just took measurements to build a chaise lounge.
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