Set of 2 Modern Tufted Dining Chairs with Padded Seat

We have tall and heavier people in our home so we have to be diligent in finding furniture that will be sturdy that’s reasonably priced. I was pleasantly surprised at the look and comfort of these chairs. The feet even have built is floor protectors that you can adjust to level each chair. Springs in seats make it comfortable rather than wood. Now we will wait the test of time.

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We have tall and heavier people in our home so we have to be diligent in finding furniture that will be sturdy that’s reasonably priced. I was pleasantly surprised at the look and comfort of these chairs. The feet even have built is floor protectors that you can adjust to level each chair. Springs in seats make it comfortable rather than wood. Now we will wait the test of time.

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I purchased six of these chairs (2-pack and a 4-pack) to replace six 40-year-old wooden chairs for our dining table. Assembling these was an exercise in frustration. Getting each one leveled (and keeping it that way while tightening the bolts) drove me to drink. I spent 10 minutes putting the chair together most of the way (i.e. yes, I read the extra instruction sheet in the box about not tightening the bolts 100%) and then sitting on the kitchen floor for 20-odd minutes getting it level and tight. Again, six chairs, and for those not wanting to do math it ended up being 2.5 hours to assemble them all and clean-up the mess. I had plans to do other things after getting the chairs together and that went out the window after the first hour, as did my patience trying to get things level with each chair (I ended up giving up on the last two and just used the adjustable feet instead; not ideal but it works in the end). So, I'm replacing six for six, old wood to these chairs. I start removing the old chairs from around the table and realize they weigh more than twice what the new chairs do. I investigate some and find that though these new ones may be some hardwood I've never heard of, they are VERY light weight, like balsa wood compared to rocks different. Looking further, I can see that the wood finish is essentially painted on instead of actually penetrating the wood (evidenced by several chips and scratches in the legs while putting them together), and while the old maple wood chairs survived 35-40 years, I doubt these new ones will go 10 years before I need to replace them. They just feel wrong, too light weight, kinda flimsy, and don't hang a winter coat on the back of one of these or the chair might decide to give up and just fall over. Sitting on them feels fine though I haven't even 10 minutes on any of them yet, and our meals last longer than that so we'll see how that goes. Otherwise, they look good, to me they sit slightly lower than my old chairs by an inch or so, and I can already tell that I need to invest of some of those colored markers that cover up scratches in wood furniture. I don't need them this minute, but likely within a month. My sense of the whole thing is that these aren't worth 60 bucks a chair, maybe 35. For this price I could've travelled an hour away and bought hand-built Amish chairs for another 50 to 100 dollars that would very likely last me another 40 years since the table itself is still going strong. Thinking back on this purchase, that's probably what I should have done, but the delivery to my house and such with Prime suckered me in to making the comfortable choice instead of the right choice.

Easy to put together, I added clear Gorilla Glue to each joint/bolt assembled, sprayed w Guardsman water repellent and got silicone chair foot covers. The color is definitely a off white and dark blue/gray. I have them with a dark gray stained table. Comfortable too!

I bought these chairs in December 2022 to go with our grey dinning table. I bought 6 and we did not fit them up until the 2week of February. They were a bit hard at first but we got through. They look and feel comfortable but one had a broken bottom piece and one side is just bulging when you sit. It looks really bad. So I am giving it 4 stars.