Richardson SeatingDouble Ring Swivel Bar Stool with Back Chrome Frame and Seat, Wine, 30"

My problem with this stool is that it has absolutely "0" padding. Also the head of the "phillips screws" are extremely sharp. I can see potential problems when grabbing the stool to move it around etc. Definitely not good if you have small children they could get a nasty slice to their hands and fingers. If these two issues where to be fixed then I think it would be a great stool. Probably just going to take it up to the Goodwill. Expensive mistake!!!!!! Also, I don't like the seem in the front. It should be in the back (see photo).

I ordered this chair to use for my workspace as it was cheaper than the drafting/ergonomic bar stools but after two weeks of using it I had to return it. I would rather spend an additional $50+ on a more comfortable chair than sit on this chair any longer.The backrest is angled leaning backwards which provides ZERO lumbar support. Once my back leans on the backrest I'm already in a slouching position. And it's very uncomfortable to sit in for long periods of time. Don't be fooled by the "cushion" as it feels like you are sitting on a piece of wood with leather stitching over it. It's also odd how the stitching on the seat is met in the front of the chair instead of the back or in a hidden part of the chair.I give the chair a 3/5 star rating and not a 1 because it really isn't a work chair as it's one of those nostalgic swivel chairs you would find at the bar in a 1950's retro diner. The set up of the chair is super simple, would take approx. 10 minutes to have it up. So if you're looking a for a chair with appearance and looks as it's main purpose, this chair is for you. But if you're looking for a barstool that's even remotely comfortable, look elsewhere.

Looks great in the kitchen. Especially helpful that they swivel. Makes getting on and off much easier

I ordered 4 of these stools, 3 of which that arrived were correct however the 4th one is a different material and says MASSEY FERGUSON on the back. The material is a shiny plastic not like the others but I guess I can live with it. Installation was easy and I was surprised that some of them came put together. Now will just see how they hold up. Bottom line aside from getting the wrong one they seem great.

The seam in the seat is in the front, which really is annoying. If there is a reason for this I can't figure it out. It just ruins the look of the seat. Also when assembly the seat to the legs I noticed on both of the chairs there are small hole tears, I'm hoping they don't get bigger. Overall very disappointed in the padded parts but the metal parts seen well constructed and durable. I got the blue ones and the color is perfect, a true royal blue.

Great barstool! It was so easy to put together just using a phillips screwdriver. Perfect height for a 36" high workbench. Seems like well made fabric quality, very durable. Solid feel when sitting in it and smooth when tuning side to side. Overall great value. I would like to buy another for a matched set!

This stool is remarkably well built. I was hesitent to buy it without being able to see or handle it; but it turns out to be rock solid (I got the stronger version with double ring). My only problem is that the seat LOOKS like a bit old cushion, but actually it's fully solid with just a small cushion at the very top; it doesn't take long for my fat behind to get tired on it.It's also doesn't swivel easily on it's own; however this turns out to be a positive; it turns readily when you are actually sitting it it.But over all this is a very very well

Hmmm, purchased this stool for my work shop. Had one similar years ago. It came 90% assembled, just had to attach the seat to the legs/base. Once attached I tried sitting on it and it wobbled. Why might you ask, well because one of the damn legs was a 1/2 in shorter than the other.Now, there’s not much technology in a stool. The only thing you need to get right is to maintain leg length so the damn thing doesn’t wobble. But Noooooo, this company apparently could not achieve this stretch in technology! For Christ sake, how is this possible? You’re a chair supplier and all you need to do is make sure four legs reach the ground at the exact same plane? Not to hard, but apparently to hard for this manufacturer.