Zoey 26in. Counter-Height Backless Wood Saddle-Seat Barstool with Nailhead Trim, Alabaster White

After a short build-up period with a dose of groaning, it comes out as a beautiful stool. Wait, that came out weird. It's an attractive piece of furniture the boasts an exceptional comfort level for even the most discerning twerk-factory. It is advertised as a "saddle" stool though I haven't figured out if that means I should position it sideways beneath my lunar lander. In either case, it's quite an enjoyable ride. Now that I've splurted my love potion all over it's soft cushiony finish, now the time has come for the breakup talk.After applying copious volumes of glue to the intermingling members, I realized that it functioned more like a tripod than the sure footed billy goat I was looking for. One leg was just a smidge short. With all my beer drinking, Oreo munching might, I attempted to coerce it's stance to bring each leg into contact with my sultry and smooth hardwood. But I was a few kegs and double stuffed cookies short. It's a bonnified weeble woobler.In short, if you are looking for a rump pleaser that also satisfies your inner ADHD demons, this is the tripod for you.

These stools are nicer than the photos let on. They appear to be well made and very sturdy once the screws and bolts are tightened. The directions are a bit confusing at first, however once you figure out the way the main legs go it's pretty straightforward. Assembly trick: Get the legs into position properly via the alignment of the holes - insert the bolts very loosely (just enough to hold them in place, but leave enough wiggle room to move them) - then glue, insert and screw the cross bars together - then tighten bolts under the seat.

These are great stools. The instructions where a little confusing, so I basically just used them as guidelines. They are very comfortable especially compared to our old ones that had a hard top. Considering buying 1 more.

These fit perfect in our space and matched excellently with our kitchen decor

The bench is sturdy, easy to assemble, and of good quality. I really like the metal pieces that cover the foot rails so your shoes don't scratch the finish off.

Our contractor put ours together and he said there were missing screws in 2 boxes but he had some he could use. If it was just us, we wouldn’t have.

Bought 3 of these after researching several -these are perfect. Doesn’t look cheap, fairly easy to assemble...pay attention to the instructions as the legs really only go in 1 slot. The glue exploded but my husband worked thru it. They are not super soft but have a little give and are curved......comfortable. The detail along the cushion is also nice. Went furniture shopping after and these are by far the best ones we found comparing quality and price.

Very happy with these. They match our kitchen perfectly. They appear sturdy and we’re not difficult to put together.