🪑 Contemporary Dark Grey Bar Stools: Christopher Knight Home Emmaline Fabric / Walnut Finish, 2-Piece Set Review

Easy assembly, solid construction and materials, super complex! My older bougie sister told me she was amazed at my good taste in choosing a chair and I will cherish that compliment for the next 5 years if she compliments me again!

I love the look of these chairs, they are beautiful and comfortable. The assembly wasn't too bad but I did notice that the stools didn't hold together well and I had an issue with the screws on the top of the cushion. Maybe I did the assembly wrong, but still unsuccessfully. I love the stools and how they look but not how well they hold together.

Very nice stools. They are well made and the wood finish is A+! They are very easy to assemble with the Allen key provided and are lightweight and easy to move around, but that doesn't mean they aren't strong because they are. Structure in solid wood and seat in fabric with foam padding. The photos are not true as they look much better in person. Well done Sir Knight.

Love these stools especially for the price! I spent almost a year looking for stools that would go well with my decor and were outrageously expensive. I was so happy when I found her. We don't use them often but when we do use them they are very durable and not too bad to sit on. The cushion isn't very thick so they probably won't be very comfortable if you sit on them for a long time, but they're great for a quick meal. I just love how they look!

Cheap cushion no thicker than 2.5 cm. You can see the marks for the screws on the bottom. The picture does not match the colors at all. The cushion is a dark charcoal gray and the wood is not mahogany but chocolate with a red tinge. The height is also incorrect. Assembling a stool takes between 30 minutes and an hour. We will send them back as soon as possible! I didn't bother to build the other 4 I bought. Such a waste of money. Strongly disappointed.

I love the look of these stools. They are very comfortable and very durable. There are many complaints in the comments about the montage and decals associated with this montage. I've found that you need a hammer to fully insert the dowels into the base, otherwise you can feel them through the pillow. I've also tried to avoid using power tools as much as possible as the screws provided are not the strongest. I had a breakdown so I suggest hand tightening things up. I started using a drill to put

I purchased an item from Revain and found out why it was being returned. The pre-drilled holes in the seat are covered in fabric, which may be difficult for some. Mine didn't come with instructions either, but luckily the hardware was secured in a zippered pouch. A hex wrench was included, but I also used a drill and long screwdriver. First I laid out the parts and equipment. I laid part B to one side and used a long screwdriver to screw in a long screw to attach part D to it. Then there were…