Love these. Easy install and sturdy!

Have had these for a few years now, still holding up very well, still look new.

They were to high for my counter

Perfect for what I needed

Really a quality bar stool. Made very durable and also attractive.

Heavy and comfortable. The foot rest is very sturdy.

Horrible company. Always have an issue.

These stools are amazing. Assembly was very easy. I am a 65 year old woman and I assembled four stools in less than 30 minutes. They swivel perfectly and are very sturdy! They look much more expensive than what I paid!

very satisfied with the quality and delivery

As advertised, swivels, simple to put together

Easy to put together

Great look and comfortable!

Perfect at the bar and very comfortable

I love the chair style/look and it was easy to assemble. I'm 5'10" and the back is a bit short for my liking. If the back was 2-3"'s higher, it would be perfect.

Good height for bar

I ordered 3 chairs. Two were exactly as shown and described and they work well. They do swivel but it's tight. They sent the wrong chair for the third chair. We decided it can work so didn't bother to switch them out.

The chairs are just what we wanted.

We use this chair at our manager desk in the back of our restaurant. Purchased this many years ago and are still impressed and how solidly it’s held up. Great durability!

They super nice and simple for cleaning, good quality, very sturdy, Perfect for a bar height tables

The chairs look good. As to how long they will last is another question. The tubing is tack welded in places, isn't welded all around the high stress joints, and the tubing is very thin - my calipers measured .041 thick, which is 19ga tubing. Since the tubing is so thin I would expect these to last about a year with the loading/unloading stress cycles of someone sitting in the chair and the steel around the welds to break. With paper thin material like this it's not the weld itself that breaks , it's the surrounding metal. Guess I'll reweld them when they do and repaint. How much does someone have to pay for a decent chair, I wonder?

The chairs look good. As to how long they will last is another question. The tubing is tack welded in places, isn't welded all around the high stress joints, and the tubing is very thin - my calipers measured .041 thick, which is 19ga tubing. Since the tubing is so thin I would expect these to last about a year with the loading/unloading stress cycles of someone sitting in the chair and the steel around the welds to break. With paper thin material like this it's not the weld itself that breaks , it's the surrounding metal. Guess I'll reweld them when they do and repaint. How much does someone have to pay for a decent chair, I wonder?