IC International Concepts, Set of 2 Double X-Back Dining Chairs, Armless, Real Wood, Kitchen/Dining/Accent, 19.9"W x 22"D x 41.3"H, 225 Lbs Wt. Capacity, DIY, Paint/Stain In Any Color, Unfinished

Love the chairs! Painted the legs and backs white and stained the seats. These are heavy weight solid chairs.

Upon opening the well-packaged chairs, I was immediately struck by the attention to quality that had clearly been paid by whoever made these. I expected raggedy drilled holes, nicks, wonky parts...the usual sort of stuff you'd expect from DIY furniture. I was prepared to need to do a little fixing up, but there was no need. All hardware was present, all surfaces were smoothly sanded and unblemished, and the screw holes had no tear-outs. All parts matched well and lined up properly. The chairs were easy to put together (must note that we did use a drill when it came to attaching the seat) and are level and rock solid. They are very attractive and a huge improvement over our old, smaller chairs. The seats on these are wider and the X backs have full back height. They look fantastic and we really love them. My initial thought was that I'd be painting them and staining the seats, but they look great as they are in their natural wood, so I'll probably end up just sealing them with some polyurethane instead.We ordered the 16.5" Shinnwa chair cushions from Amazon and they are a good fit for us, but there is some space around the seat edges, so don't be afraid to get cushions that are a little larger if you want full coverage across the whole seat.

They take stain kind of funny, but they are built well and don't creak or move at all. They are very light in color so some way to darken is advised.

I was very surprised at the quality of these chairs. They are solid and sturdy. Easy to put together. Took about 10 minutes to put 2 chairs together. We painted/stained them and they look great!

I had trouble finding the exact color chairs I wanted so I decided to give these chairs a shot. I was a little nervous purchasing chairs I’d have to assemble as I wasn’t sure how difficult it would be. I read many reviews prior to purchasing and several were helpful. I’m glad I took a chance on these. My husband was less than thrilled to have to assemble chairs, but he went along with my plan.My husband and I put together two each. The directions were pretty straight forward and all pieces were accounted for prior to starting. As others stated, the wood on these is nicely finished and I only found two spots that I’ll sand a little before I paint. The only tool you need besides the provided Allen wrench is a Phillips head screwdriver. We had the four chairs complete in about an hour (no electric tools used). We followed directions and no wobbles.The chairs are a nice weight - much nicer than the 100+ chairs I’ve tested in every furniture store within a 50 mile radius of my house. The seat is generous and I believe it would easily accommodate the Kardashianish booty...lol. For real though. To top it off, I actually found them to be extremely comfortable for a wooden chair. The double X’s in the back are nice and thick and cradle my back perfectly. These can’t be beat for the price.The only complaint was the cross bars at the bottom. One split a little while I was screwing it in. It will be facing down and not noticeable, but still irritating.I haven’t painted them yet.

Easy to put together. Looks great! Haven't stained them yet. Very happy.

We were thrilled with these chairs. After much research and shopping, we feel these chairs are such a bargain. Super sturdy, and easy to assemble with beautiful wood that I will be able to stain to match my table perfectly. P.S. The second shipment had a mix-up. They were so easy to work with on returns and refunded my money very quickly. Great company to work with. We will order from them again.

I love these chairs. I ordered six of them for a table I built. I stained them with a golden oak stain and the grain was just gorgeous. They didn't require sanding prior to staining and I did two easy coats and it took very well. I put one of the chairs together prior to staining - just in case and that thing is solid. It's not going to come apart ever and it was a little bit of a challenge to get the bottom dowels in correctly. I recommend a second person to help keep things balanced while you get it put together.Each chair is eight pieces:The whole back as one piece from legs to backrestTwo front legsThree dowels for under the seatA box frame for the seatThe seatI'd say that for the right set up, the wood is nice enough to simply seal as-is. It was so nice that I changed my plans to a lighter color.They are the right height for a standard kitchen table, but it's been hard to find seat cushions to match the seat size. They are 20 in at the widest point.