It's a pretty solid chair. It's not the best I've sat in but for the cost it's a really good pick and just because it's not the best doesn't mean if bad. It's by no means a bad chair. I'd recommend it to anyone on a budget or people just looking for a cheap but good chair.
Aesthetically well designed and very comfortable but it came with two closely arranged but small puncture holes located at the top of the back rest. Also the leather overlapped one of the screw holes on the left side of the back rest. Otherwise I would recommend the chair at it's sale price.
Response from StaplesBy March 31, 2025
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This is BY FAR the best chair I've ever used. Going a year strong on it. No tears no flat cushioning ZERO problems. I sit in this chair for hours and have absolutely no pain while I'm there or after I get up. Amazing product.
The quality of this chair seems reasonably good although time will tell. It was requested as a birthday gift after having sat in one owned by a friend. Although she exceeds the expressed weight limit significantly I made the purchase for her to use at her sewing machine. I have sat in it and it is comfortable even though I'm close to the 225 lb. weight limit. As for the instructions... they leave something to be desired. I purchased it unassembled and put it together myself in 45 minutes. The instructions indicate that all the (8) bolts should be tightened with your fingers which is impossible as each goes into a recessed well. The order of assembly is that the arms are to be bolted to the seat first then the back. If I had to do this again I would loosely bolt the arms to the back first and then the seat as you'll have to lay the chair on its side unless you have an assistant to hold the back in place. It was not terribly difficult to assemble.