Christopher Knight Home Braant Mid-Century Fabric Rocker: Stylish Grey/Light Walnut Seating Solution Review

Love this rocker. Perfect size for our bedroom to rock our grandson when visiting! I'm 5'7, so I like my feet to be comfortable on the ground. Soft gray color is good. Durable and comfortable.

Not sure why there are so many reports of build issues. It would be smart of them to use something to align the pad (like 2 small dowels or something) but just slide it back so the material hits the bar, align side to side and drill through the screws. Assembly 10 min.

We are very pleased with the looks and comfort of this chair but it appears the back frame is already cracked and broken on one side and we had it for less than one month. On the one hand, it's really ugly. It doesn't look like a chair that will hold up at this point. Will probably bring it back although we like the look.

This chair looks very nice. The assembly wasn't difficult. But when I first sat in it (185 pounds), you could hear the back of the chair cracking. It comes with drywall screws and you literally just screw the wooden support into the fabric of the chair; hoping to hit someone hard and that the seat will be level and even on both sides. Not worth $300 or even $50. I sent this chair back.

We went to family for a month. I have two small children. Age 3 and 1 year. I rock her to sleep as part of our daily routine. And the visiting family didn't want to be left without a rocking chair, so they bought it. This is a very nice little chair. Ideal in a small space. But for long-term motion sickness in children, it's just not comfortable enough. And it creaks. I personally advise against buying this rocking chair in the children's room. But for a little accent, an armchair would be…

This rocking chair looks great, fits in the small space we put it in and is comfortable to sit in. However, the rocking is a big disappointment! It "bounces" every time it swings, as if there's a bump somewhere it has to climb over. It has already been assembled, so we will not return. Too bad I didn't "personally" buy one so I could try it first. UPDATE: We recently put a little rug under our rocker and it made a world of difference. Now the vibration is softer. Sure, the mat lets the swing…

This was a Christmas present that is still falling apart on the floor in my living room because it is not easy to assemble. Imagine how it makes you feel and who it's for. Of course, Revain would be happy to send someone to assemble it for $80. This would make this chair much more expensive than it is. 20 minutes is the estimated build time in the manual. That's $4 a minute for the guy who picks it up. But since it takes 2 people to assemble it I think they only make $2 a minute. Looks like it…

The perfect little seesaw for our children's room. Stylish and not bulky like some. Slim and attractive and above all comfortable. Love it. The only. If I could build it from scratch I would place the armrests BEFORE the main seat. It would be easier to center the seat before bolting it on. We used a multi-cushion kitchen chair to turn the main office upside down and position the frame over it. This was the best method for us after a few tries. Again, install the armrests first so you can level

Love how quickly it got to my house! It arrived within 2 days, very heavy box so be careful when you order it. Pros: - Extremely comfortable if you like a firmer seat - Large seat (my 6'1" husband fits in perfectly) - Compact so it doesn't take up much space compared to other chairs - Doesn't squeak when rocked ( we bought for newborns!) Minuses: -Very difficult instructions, nothing is clear -Are there no holes in the seat? I read reviews about this problem, but thought it was just a rotten…