Super easy assembly. Easy to wipe down. Swivels nicely. Love them
These were a very easy build- maybe only took 5-10 minutes per stool to assemble.
Each stool is 4 pieces to assemble together. All pieces are sturdy and robust too.
The only hardware to assemble is 4 screws per stool that hold on the base of the seat to the stand.
A little Allen wrench/ hex key is included to assemble the seats. So no power tools or tools of your own are necessary to assemble them. In fact my power tools were on hand but I opted not to use it with a corresponding bit, as I didnt want to overtighten the seat as its made of plastic.
I do like that the seat is plastic and therefore easy to wipe down and clean. I have toddlers in the house and they really made my previous seats a mess. I like that these are also sort of awkward and heavy so they wont drag them around like a stool the way they tried to with typical small wood ladder seats.
I have a total of 4 of them and I was impressed that in a space were I could only fit 3 seats previously I can now fit 4 in this more compact shape. I like that I can now fit more kids at the counter/island than before.
The height is adjustable with the little lever on the side that functions a lot like an office chair in the adjustable height of it.
I even like that theres little holes in the design in that they arent a very sweaty seat to sit in for a while. Theres some sneaky little air flow built into the seat for a real hot day so you dont feel sweaty on plastic.
Theres a useful bar to rest your feet on for a comfortable sitting position.
It feels sturdy.
I mostly like the swivel of it. My previous seats didnt have a swivel so its fun and useful and cool to be able to turn on a dime to face somebody without getting up.
They are sturdy enough to support a heavy (over 200 lbs) adult, however I do note that theres a little dip in the height of it when I plop down that sometimes makes me a little nervous. Its still easy to adjust the height and everything, and it hasnt fallen on me at all or crashed down, but I am curious what the suggested weight limit is before allowing some of my real heavy family members to use it regularly.
In general Id say they are a good deal for the price.
Overall Id recommend them.
Super easy assembly. Easy to wipe down. Swivels nicely. Love them
These were a very easy build- maybe only took 5-10 minutes per stool to assemble. Each stool is 4 pieces to assemble together. All pieces are sturdy and robust too. The only hardware to assemble is 4 screws per stool that hold on the base of the seat to the stand. A little Allen wrench/ hex key is included to assemble the seats. So no power tools or tools of your own are necessary to assemble them. In fact my power tools were on hand but I opted not to use it with a corresponding bit, as I didnt want to overtighten the seat as its made of plastic. I do like that the seat is plastic and therefore easy to wipe down and clean. I have toddlers in the house and they really made my previous seats a mess. I like that these are also sort of awkward and heavy so they wont drag them around like a stool the way they tried to with typical small wood ladder seats. I have a total of 4 of them and I was impressed that in a space were I could only fit 3 seats previously I can now fit 4 in this more compact shape. I like that I can now fit more kids at the counter/island than before. The height is adjustable with the little lever on the side that functions a lot like an office chair in the adjustable height of it. I even like that theres little holes in the design in that they arent a very sweaty seat to sit in for a while. Theres some sneaky little air flow built into the seat for a real hot day so you dont feel sweaty on plastic. Theres a useful bar to rest your feet on for a comfortable sitting position. It feels sturdy. I mostly like the swivel of it. My previous seats didnt have a swivel so its fun and useful and cool to be able to turn on a dime to face somebody without getting up. They are sturdy enough to support a heavy (over 200 lbs) adult, however I do note that theres a little dip in the height of it when I plop down that sometimes makes me a little nervous. Its still easy to adjust the height and everything, and it hasnt fallen on me at all or crashed down, but I am curious what the suggested weight limit is before allowing some of my real heavy family members to use it regularly. In general Id say they are a good deal for the price. Overall Id recommend them.