Dinning Chairs Set of 2 Solid Wood Linen Rivet Restaurant Stool Armless Room Chair Accent Solid Wood Modern Style for Living Home Furniture (Beige)

These are not top of the line in quality, but for the price, they're pretty dang good. They look nice in person and feel sturdy. My husband is over 200 lbs and does fine in them. They are definitely comfortable.I had a couple issues that I was able to resolve. First, one of the seats had some sort of stain that was easily removed with Resolve and some towel rubbing action. Second, the front legs will need some troubleshooting. I recommend attaching the front legs first. Then attach the seat to the chair back. You'll have to tighten the seat so it stays together, then flip the chair up and check to see if the legs are even. If not and you have a gap (like in my photo), you have to angle the whole seat toward the short side. Other than that, they're pretty easy to assemble and you won't need any tools.

Great value the first chair was very difficult to assemble because I followed the instructions. You need to putThe middle bolt in first and tighten it then put the others on. Second chair was much quicker. It’s a little high so a little uncomfortable but over all great value

These are hard to assemble I had to get creative with the assembly. Then once I figured the trick it was so easy to put them together. The holes on the back and legs don't align which makes it difficult to put the screws. They should change the directions provided.So I had to first loosley put the screws on the back holes of the back of the chair as shown on picture then I placed the legs on the backs this helped align the holes. I put the screws in the front holes and tightened loosley. I took out the screws that were in the back holes and properly screwed on.Not sure this makes sense....but just be creative when assembling because the instructions don't workOverall it's a beautiful strurdy chair

For the price, they are exactly what we needed! With my fiancé and I both working from home, our old wooden dining room chairs weren’t cutting it for sitting on them for hours a day. These are exactly what I wanted.Can’t even complain that a few washers were missing for $64 for two-padded dining chairs. Well worth it! We’ve had them about a month with no complaints to sturdiness or quality of the fabric.

I wanted something to 'dress' up my old coffee house kitchen table a bit and I wanted something similar to the chairs we had in the dining room, but without breaking the bank. These are perfect! They came a day earlier than scheduled, which was nice! Easy to assemble, but, we did have a moment of pause, when we didn't think they had included the legs to the chairs. But, no worries. They were packed, securely, underneath the seat of each chair and covered with a velcro flap. They look great and the fabric seems durable. We are very happy with this purchase.

Chairs are good quality for money however, was very frustrated that the first set I received had one chair that had legs that would not go in. I tried it my husband tried it even my Carpenters tried it. And without reconfiguring the wood they would just not go in. The company was VERY good to resolve the problem. Anything can happen in the manufacturing of things and all that mattered to me was that they took care of me in a prompt manner

Chairs are sturdy and well made. The legs can easily be stained to match your table. Gave 4 out of 5 stars because the chairs were hard to put together...you have to align the seat cushion to the chair perfectly to get the short bolts through the holes which was a headache.

Overall, I'm satisfied with the look of these chairs. I have not used them yet but they look good for the price. However, they were a horror to assemble. My husband had to cut the allen wrench to fit into his drill in order to drive the screws into the screw fittings. There's no way it could have been done by hand. The first of four chairs was almost impossible to assemble because the holes weren't lined up precisely. The other three chairs were easier to assemble, but as I noted, you will need a drill fitted with the allen wrench to drive the screws deep enough into their corresponding opening. Once assembled, all four chairs were not even--there is a wobble on each chair. Fortunately, the chairs will go on carpeting. Otherwise, the legs would have to be cut or adjusted somehow to make them even. I would not purchase these chairs again. As an aside, the whitewashed legs are very pale--almost no color. I whitewashed the legs with diluted cream-colored paint.