Topower Aged Steampunk Deco Industrial Round Bottom Adjustable Height Cafe Coffee Retro Vintage Fire Hydrant Design Pub Kitchen Counter Bar Stool (Antique Blue, Wooden Top)

Love love love these . Bought 4 to go in my newly remodeled basement bar. Got the dark blue w grayish cushion. Love the pop of color . Made well and worth the price .

I was a little skeptical about this stool, but I am pleasantly surprised at how sturdy it actually is! It took about 20 minutes to put together with the tools provided. It's heavy, but not overly so, and looks great in my space. I like that I can adjust the height of the seat if needed. It has a cool 'used' look that makes it seem like you've had it forever. Very happy with my purchase!

These stools are stylish and very functional. They are comfortable with the cushions and the ability to adjust heights is great

I bought this variable seat height chair to be able to sit down while doing the dishes at the kitchen sink. I believe it works fine for that function. I weight 255 to 260 pounds, and I believe that this chair will hold my weight without breaking. Time will tell. The construction is a mixture of steel welds, and bolted together sections. It's definitely retro looking, which suits me fine. The seat appears to be made well enough to cushion my butt, and I believe it might last without the cover material cracking, as long as I sit in the middle of the seat, evenly distributing my weight. I think if you are an "edge sitter" who likes to sit on the edge of chairs, that the covering material might be stressed too much, eventually tearing. This chair's lowest possible height is 25.5" with the "locking threaded ring wheel" removed. The threaded nut at the center of the "locking threaded ring wheel" is 1.0", so by revoving this wheel, you can sit 1" lower without it. Assuming you leave 1" of thread engaged, the max seat height is 33.0", with the seat not compressed by a load. Roger Louie 11-23-2019 12:45am

I bought this to use with an antique watchmakers desk since it appears old even if not. It was easy to assemble, seems very sturdy, has a HUGE about of adjustability, and does fit well with the age of the desk. The feet are adjustable to get it to set level and securely on a hard floor and the feet are padded. It took about 10 minutes to assemble requiring 2 tools, a hex key and a small adjustable wrench. It CAME with two stamped open ended "wrenches" that were useless. They are so soft that it was impossible to tighten bolts with them, they just deformed and slipped with the first attempt. If you have a small adjustable wrench you are good to go. Comfort? It is as comfortable as a hard wood bench seat is supposed to be. Once assembled it appears to be sturdy enough to last a while. I was skeptical for the price paid, but now happy I purchased it.

Love the way these look and stand out in my house. After putting three of them together, I can safely say assembly is pretty quick and easy. They seem to be made of fairly sturdy materials and even my 380lb butt feels safe on them. They are stools though, so comfort isn't going to be amazing... but for stools the soft seats aren't half bad.

Real heavy and sturdy should last a long time. Worth the money. For me best of all is the look. Real accent piece. Like sitting on a rock. Needed it to sit down when working longer times in kitchen.

I just received this stool and found it extremely easy to assemble and it is quite sturdy. My only problem was deciding which color to buy. I opted for the green since it is going in my baseball themed man cave. I am a Red Sox fan and the color complements the other "Fenway green" items that I already have. I chose the padded seat even though I liked the wood seat look...I'm glad I did...it looks great and is very comfortable. All in all, this is a terrific item for the price!