Black FridayDealsBuying guidesBrandsStoresTermsPrivacydeal.ai apps

© Deal.ai Inc.

Deal.ai
LuxCraft
LuxCraft Poly Classic Rocking Chair

LuxCraft Poly Classic Rocking Chair

Last price we saw

$702.00at ThePorchSwingCompany.com, last seen Nov 2

Prices change often: ask the agent below to check today's price at every store.

Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Ask our shopping agent

Enter to send, Shift+Enter for a new line

Our take on the LuxCraft Poly Classic Rocking Chair

The LuxCraft Poly Classic Rocking Chair is an all-plastic outdoor porch rocker in an antique mahogany woodgrain finish, built to shrug off rain and sun without painting or sealing. It measures 25.75 inches wide, 34.75 inches deep and 43.75 inches tall, and weighs 48 lbs, so it is a substantial chair that stays put in wind. LuxCraft's poly furniture is made from recycled plastic lumber, which is the main reason buyers pick it over wood. No current price was supplied for this listing, so check the live comparison before buying.

Best forCovered or open porches in wet, sunny climatesBuyers tired of repainting wood rockersAdults who want a wide, sturdy seat
Seasonal homes and rentals that sit empty for months
Pros
  • Poly lumber never needs painting, staining or sealing
  • Holds up to rain, sun and salt air better than wood
  • 48 lb frame resists tipping and wind
  • Antique mahogany grain gives a wood look without upkeep
  • Simple assembly with standard hardware
Cons
  • Heavy to move around at 48 lbs
  • Plastic can look flatter up close than real wood
  • Seat and back are rigid; add a cushion for long sits
  • Only one finish shown here, so color choice may be limited
  • Premium poly pricing versus basic resin rockers

LuxCraft Poly Classic Rocking Chair prices at every store

  • ThePorchSwingCompany.comCheck price at ThePorchSwingCompany.com

LuxCraft Poly Classic Rocking Chair price history

Lowest price we've seen: $702.00 on Nov 2 at ThePorchSwingCompany.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Owners of LuxCraft poly rockers generally report the furniture holds its color and shape through several seasons outdoors, and that assembly is straightforward. The most common complaints are weight and a stiffer, less cushioned sit than wood or padded rockers.

Pros
  • Survives sun and rain without fading or cracking
  • Sturdy, no wobble or creaking after seasons of use
  • Looks like painted wood from the street
Cons
  • Heavy and awkward to reposition alone
  • Hard seat without a cushion
  • Some report assembly taking an hour or more

Specifications

Chair Type
Porch Rocker
Color
Antique Mahogany Woodgrain
Variety
Rocking
Material
Plastic
Movement Type
Rocking
Frame Material
Plastic
Seat Material
Plastic
Arm Material
Plastic
Leg Material
Plastic
Weight
48 lbs
Depth
34.75 IN
Height
43.75 IN
Width
25.75 IN
Seat Depth
34.75 in
Seat Width
25.75 in
Back Height
43.75 IN
Typical Users
Adults
Age Range
ADULT

Questions and answers

Is the LuxCraft Poly Classic worth it over a wooden rocker?
If the chair sits outside year-round, yes. Poly costs more up front but skips the annual sanding and repainting a wood rocker needs, and it will not rot or split.
How much assembly does it need?
It ships partly disassembled and needs basic tools to bolt the frame, arms and runners together. Most owners finish in about an hour with two people.
Will it fit on a standard porch?
At 25.75 inches wide and 34.75 inches deep, it needs roughly 3 feet of depth for rocking clearance. Measure the swing room behind the runners before ordering.
Does the color fade in direct sun?
LuxCraft's poly lumber is colorfast through the material rather than painted on, so it resists fading far better than stained wood. Expect slight softening of tone over many years of full sun.
What is in the box?
The chair ships as frame, back, seat, arms and rocker runners with the needed bolts. Cushions and cup holders are not included.
When is it cheapest?
Poly outdoor furniture tends to discount in late summer and around major holiday sales. Compare the current price against its price history before buying.