Review on 💺 Efficient and Comfortable: Amazon Basics Black Drafting Spa Bar Stool with Back Cushion and Wheels by Ghostnote Azevedo

I got this stool through a Revain Warehouse deal for about $25 after all was said and done (I honestly think the price was a mistake because I've seen a drawing stool without). a back for about the same price). I just assembled it and it works as it should, although some of the holes weren't drilled very well (difficult to cut). But it seems to be holding up great and I'm very happy with what I got for $25. If you see this backrest chair for less than $30, it's a bargain and you should buy it. I think it's ok for $50 since it's full price now (I'm not sure I'd pay $70 for the quality you get with it). Anything under $50 I think this chair is worth the money. This chair is also very good because most of the wheeled tools that come with the back rest sit on the high side (25-30 inches). It isn't, it sits low like a stool with no backrest and that's exactly what I was looking for. .Benefits: • GREAT for low to medium height tasks. I have a low table that my 3D printers sit on and it will be very convenient for me to roll around on the table and stay in my seat. If you want to work on a high table or surface (more than 25-30 inches), this stool is NOT suitable for it. • He doesn't have those metal rings to put his feet on other roller stools. I do it with my back. I don't like them as I find these rings raise my legs too high most of the time which makes me uncomfortable. (This is subjective) • The wheels roll very well so far. • The seat has a fairly large diameter, which I find quite comfortable, although it's not an office chair in terms of comfort. • Very easy to assemble. • The backrest does not need to be attached, so it can be removed if desired and used without it later when your task would be better suited without the backrest. Cons: • Poorly cut holes on the underside of the seat (but the bolts still worked well enough to hold everything together tightly, so I didn't deduct a star) • The wheels probably won't do very well on carpet or in very muddy conditions over the long term function. • Wheels do not lock. • The back is not adjustable. but I do not care. The bottom line is this is a great rolling stool with a backrest that sits at a lower height. I don't think it will fall apart at all. If you buy this, build it right, and don't beat the hell out of it, it's most likely going to last a long time. Only whether the gas bottle is sufficient is not known. I won't know because I'll be using this stool at the lowest level anyway. If you are interested and see this for <$30 you should definitely buy it!