🪑 Premium Plastic Kids' Stackable Chairs: AmazonBasics Home Store Collection Review

I love these chairs I have a huge 5 year old who can destroy almost anything but these don't seem to be able to destroy them since they don't need to be assembled so nothing can fall apart. They are strong because he is built like a soccer player and he spilled the BBQ sauce he just wiped up with a cloth and two came in a package

These chairs are perfect and stylish! Easy to assemble, clean with soap and water, folds very flat to save space. My son will be 3 in August and these were his first chairs. Extremely strong but not too heavy for kids to move around on their own. Comes in a perfect size box, quite large. Hope my son gets another 2-3 years of it. 🥰

My daughter loves this chair. However, the threads don't seem to fit together. The screws screw in about halfway and then don't want to turn anymore. As you can see the plastic broke when trying to make sure the screws were in there so she could sit on a safe and secure chair. I'm stronger than I thought I was, but I seriously doubt it is. Luckily it was 2 packs and she's still having a bowel movement. but now I'm worried about how well it will hold up in use. Not impressed.

These chairs are lightweight, cute and perfect for our 6 and 2 year old boys to sit at their 23.5 inch gaming table. The only negative I have to add is that the small plastic legs slip out VERY easily and are a hazard for small children. Thank goodness I noticed two of them were on the floor before my 2 year old got to them. I just took them all out and put them away. You can also glue them on. The chair itself is great - please be careful if you have young children and remove those legs.

The chair itself is cute, well packaged and easy to assemble. My daughter loved the look of this chair but we are returning it for a number of reasons. 1- The height from floor to seat is only 12 inches. It was too short for my 7 year old. 2- Because the back of the chair is curved, my daughter had to lean back too much when she needed the back. For casual gaming this wouldn't be a problem, but we've tried using it as a writing chair for virtual learning and it's uncomfortable for long periods…

They look great and are kid friendly, but they are held together with 3 bolts at the base of the seat, allowing the legs to separate and the seat to pull away from the backrest if the weight increases. applied while sitting. I was concerned about the seat staying together during assembly. The legs spread a little every time the kids sat down because the legs are also plastic and the kids fell in twice (we have hardwood floors). We put them on a mat which solved the problem but in fact a few…