Barnwood Industrial Farmhouse Wood and Metal Armless Dining Chairs Set of 2 by Walker Edison for Kitchen Review

Good chairs but the seat is very uncomfortable due to the lack of a smooth edge for everyday, decorative or light use only .

I needed chairs for my dining table at Ikea and found this pair that matched very well. I was able to assemble them myself but follow step by step! If you try to take a step before the instructions tell you to, it will make it harder to get those screws into the metal. The seats are really hard, maybe you should buy some cushions for that.

I was really excited about these chairs as I received two sets plus a dining table and thought they would really make my new home stand out. Some parts didn't sit flush, others barely got the threads in, or worse, wouldn't even fit without applying a little pressure to the metal. After finally assembling one of the frames, basically putting my body weight on the frame to make it fit properly, I start hand tightening the screws (A) on the underside of the seat and all 4 literally fell out. All…

The chairs are quite sturdy and easy to assemble. They go hard on the butt, but some throw pillows can't solve anything. They fit my table perfectly even though they are different brands. Worth buying!

Nice chairs but the seat is very uncomfortable as there is no smooth edge. The edge of the seat is not beveled and digs into the thighs, leaving painful marks. The edge feels sharp on the feet. Not recommended for everyday use, for decorative or light use only.

I needed chairs for my dining table at Ikea and found this pair that match very well I can assemble them yourself but make sure you follow step by step!If you try a step before the instructions tell you these metal screws are harder to install.The seats are very hard you may want to get cushions for it.

I was very excited about these chairs as I received two sets plus a dining table and thought they would really make my new home stand out. to assemble the parts step by step, and of course, like the SH*T, some parts didn't sit flush, on others the threads barely went in, or worse, didn't even connect without having to put a little pressure on that Metal. After finally assembling one of the frames, basically putting my body weight on the frame to make it fit properly, I start hand tightening the