Leick Home 10086BB/HG Upholstered Back Counter Height Stool with Wood Base, Set of 2, for Kitchen Counters and Islands, Blackbean and Gray Wash/Heather Gray

These were well packaged, and my husband was able to assemble the two stools in less than an hour. He commented how clearly the instructions read and that the labels were appropriately attached to each part. My husband and I found them quite easy to assemble. They do not wobble at all. They feel study and safe. We are accustomed to heavy barstools, and these are a nice change! We used them this morning and found them extremely comfortable. The fabric looks attractive with a clean, crisp look. Recommended by us!

I am in the middle of a big remodel. So, I had limited funds to buy bar stools. I went with these because of the price. The ones I really want are over $300 per bar stool. I know I will end up replacing these down the road. In the meantime, I believe they will serve my families needs. They are cheap, both money and appearance. The cloth material is soft, but I fear it will not hold up over time. Two of the bar stools wobble. I will have to install a fix for both chairs, easy enough. But, it is too bad that they came this way. With all that said, I would buy them again for my current needs. The price worked for me and I was able to select a color that worked for my decor. If you are looking for a top quality bar stool though, this is not the one.

Did not take long to put together, great quality. Looks awesome. Comfortable.

These are the best $165 I've ever spent! I searched and searched for the perfect counter height chairs and finally pulled the trigger on these gems! These are so comfortable!!! The fabric is fabric, not plastic like some reviews suggest. It is a nice upholestry type fabric. Seems durable. The color is a very light tan-gray almost beige. The perfect neutral color. The wood is a weathered dark gray. Assembly was kind of pain, but I put both together myself in less than an hour. The seat height does measure right at 24" from floor, but when you sit in them, they sink just a bit. I tried to attach photos, but they wouldn't attach.

Tried to contact the vendor by email (multiple emails on their website and other sites - not valid and undeliverable) and by phone (stayed on hold and it goes to a fax machine?). Unsuccessful in reaching them through these various methods. The stools are only 6 months old and should be under "warranty", assuming you can get ahold of anyone?Stool 1: This stool has never been sturdy and is now on the verge of falling apart. The bolts constantly loosen, requiring retightening every few days. Even with frequent adjustments, it remains wobbly and unstable.Stool 2: Recently, this stool has started having the same problem. The bolts are loosening, and it’s becoming increasingly wobbly. I’m concerned that one of us might sit on it and it could collapse, potentially causing an injury.Given the light use these stools have received, I would have expected them to last at least two years.

Great quality and super easy assembly! As long as you keep all the screws loose while you build and then tighten everything st the end, everything lines up perfectly. Just be aware that the hardware is greased a bit. It got on my fingers and turned them a dark orange color which I didn't realize until I flipped the first chair over and saw the orange smudge on the seat. It came off easily with a wet paper towel. But just beware. The cushions are a bit stiff at first, but with use they will soften. Overall I'm in love with these and will be ordering more!

I bought a couple of these, planning to buy several more if they worked out. That won't be happening. I'm not mad about it or anything, but I wouldn't really recommend these for anything but the lightest of use.The instructions are incomprehensible, several of the fasteners (the cheap wood screws) were totally bent, and once assembled the quality is just meh. It took about an hour to get the first one together and more like 10 minutes for the second one. Once you know how to do it, it isn't so bad... if the fasteners weren't janky and the holes lined up, etc.Once you figure out how to assemble them, it's not terrible. They are, after all, pretty cheap. The design makes it very difficult to get them to sit level. They are only somewhat comfortable for a few minutes at a time. The scale of the seat is a bit too small so they don't really fit adults very well. To be fair, my family are above average height. But they're also not very sturdy. The chair seat cushion doesn't have any bottom to it other than fabric (or possibly cardboard or something,) so it's only a matter of time before they wear out if they are used daily. d These are better suited as a decorative item that doesn't get actual use. And even for that, they aren't very nice looking (the weird distressed white/grey wood looks really odd.)Again, they're cheap, so I did not have very high expectations. Since it would be a hassle to return them, they will do well enough until I can find some higher quality ones locally.

Took 4 deliveries (8 total chairs) to get 4 usable chairs, but it was worth it in the end. Of the first 2 sets I ordered, one box showed up in 2 days, and one got lost in the mail. Amazon sent a replacement, but that one had 3 left legs, so we had to return it. Finally got a good set on the last try. Some of the chairs were more difficult to assemble due to the holes not being exactly lined up. Despite the shipping and quality issues, the chairs look great and are very comfortable, and for the price they are awesome. I had been looking at something similar from a high-end furniture store but it was almost $1000 a chair. This is great substitute for a fraction of the cost. I also scotch guarded the fabric to protect against spills.