🪑 24-Inch Linon Natural Barstool: Enhance Your Space with a Stylish Round Seat Review

After reading other reviews about assembly difficulties, here are a few suggestions: • Use a rubber-backed mouse pad to grab the dowels as you turn the Allen key; • Put on thick work gloves, oven mitts, or several layers of cloth to hold an Allen wrench if you don't already have a thick, hard callus; • When driving screws into the dowels, orient them straight into the dowels and not at a 90 degree angle to the square legs • the screws go easily into the bottom of the seat, but • the screws in…

This stool is strong and sturdy. The tree on mine looks great. It's functional and looks good. Montage comes with challenges that can be overcome. Hex head screws and a small hex wrench are included for attaching components. The screws are difficult to align properly and are very difficult to turn with the included wrench. The wrench is small and doesn't give much power. The screws go into pre-drilled holes on the ends of the dowels holding the legs together. The fit is very snug, which is good

I'll start with the positives of this very affordable stool: it looks like it's made of solid wood. The finished stool is pleasant to the touch, very strong, durable and has a very comfortable weight. It's level and even (not wobbly or even wobbly). Now for the bad: with what's in the box I wouldn't be able to complete the build for the reasons listed below. The included hardware (screws, wrenches, wooden dowels) is pretty rubbish. The screws and the key are made of very soft metal and are…

Linon's 29 inch round seat bar stool is a well built solid wood stool. Good price and mine arrived quickly after ordering. Pros: Learn the design. All details are made of wood. Holes and pins are properly aligned. Good price. Cons: Instructions are sparse but adequate. covers. The screw holes are narrow and the instructions say not to use power tools. The Allen key is weak and short. It was almost impossible to turn the screws with an allen wrench. The wrench is too short to get enough leverage

Just received this stool today, it was well packaged, took it out of the box and was ready to go. I will not bore you with the process, the stool itself is beautiful and strong, made of pleasant wood, holds tight, does not stagger, there are no problems with it at the moment. My problem is related to quality control. First, I repeat, don't use the Allen key provided unless you want to use a colorful tongue when reassembling. The wrench is smaller than the bolt hole so much so that it falls out…