BIG RED Torin Swivel Bar Stool: Padded Garage/Shop Seat with Chrome Plated Legs, Black

Compre 3, es para armar. Me parece excelente es lo que buscaba y cómodo. Además gira el asiento. Lo volveré a comprar.

Great stool for my workshop. Comfortable. Rugged. Sturdy. Inexpensive. Looks nice. As for the assembly, how hard can it be? 9 nuts and bolts. That's it. (Actually, no, it's not!) When you put the legs together be sure to tighten them all BEFORE you attach the rotating bearing plate. The rotating plate actually covers the bolt at the top. I had to go back and remove the plate to tighten that bolt. When you put the rotating bearing plate on, be sure to turn the top plate enough to where you can slip the bolts into the bottom plate. Then tighten them to the legs. This next part is NOT in the instructions. At this point, all of the hardware has been used and you're left with the seat cushion in one hand and the assembled legs and base (rotating bearing plate) in the other. But NO MORE BOLTS! You must now unscrew the four screws from the bottom of the seat cushion and slip them through the holes in the top plate and screw them back into the seat cushion. In other words, attach the rotation bearing plate to the seat cushion using the four screws already in the seat cushion. IF the instructions were clearer this thing would be a cinch to assemble. 9 nuts and bolts and 4 screws. The product itself is great. However, I did spray some WD-40 into the rotating bearing plate just to make sure. Yes, I'd definitely buy this again.

Das Produkt (die Metallteile) ist teilweise schlecht bearbeitet. Die Beschreibung ist eine Katastrophe. Lieferung war okay...

I bought this for a steal! Figured it'd have a rip in it or tarnished, missing screws ...something! NOTHING! it is perfect! Its super sturdy, comfortable and the right height. Very happy with this purchase.

I needed a bar stool with foot rest for my guitar practice, and having looked at the branded versions (Fender, Gibson et la) which were massively overpriced, I settled on this one. Easy assembly took about 20 mins. The rotating seat pad was a little stiff to start with, but has loosened up with use. However I was somewhat disappointed with the finish of the legs/frame. Thin walled tubing is used with what looks like a very thin chrome electroplated finish. There are marks on the footrest ring from the machine used to bend it very visible through the inconsistent chrome finish. In a moist atmosphere my guess is it would soon show signs of corrosion. Don't get me wrong, the stool is sturdy and is perfect for its intended task. Its just the finish that lets it down.