🪑 Black Faux Leather Round Buckle Reserve Stool Chair - FIRST HILL FHW Comfort Review

This is good value for money. It is exactly as pictured. Not difficult but supportive. The "legs" are very easy to install and come with an Allen key.

Nice little ottoman. However, upon arrival, the leg screw kit contained the wrong (short) screws. There is no way to attach the legs with these screws.

I like the ottoman but the included screws to attach the legs to the stool are 1/4 inch too short. Didn't want to pay the postage for the return so I use it without the legs.

Good construction and overall appearance. As already mentioned, the screws that attach the legs are too short. I'm going to use it without the legs and just put felt pads over the holes to protect the bottom until I can either find longer screws or ream the hole a bit.

I don't have an adjustable day bed so I definitely needed a footstool or to dress it up an ottoman. This round black faux leather stool hits the spot. I'm not a snob so I don't see any difference between natural and faux leather. If anything, it feels softer and more comfortable than real leather but looks like the real thing. The only assembly I had to do was screw on the legs, which was easy to do with the included L-tool. The stool looks great and because of the combination of softness and…

I've been eyeing stools for a long time. They were either too big or too small or too expensive. Many were too short for my chairs. I like my legs to be in line with my hips when I raise my legs. Anything shorter feels uncomfortable - like you might slide off the seat. I had high hopes for this running board even before I saw the dimensions. The black color fits almost everywhere, and the internal memory also convinced me. It arrived in good condition, although I found a lot of sawdust inside…

If you're trying to expand your furniture budget, this First Hill pouf could make a lovely addition to your home, man cave or dorm room. Looks good, easy to assemble, not expensive. From a construction standpoint, it feels solid and should last a couple of years. It's surprisingly light (about 11 pounds according to the shipping carton) so it can easily be moved by one person - easier if you remove the lid and move it in two pieces. Plywood or MDF inside. It's strong enough to hold my 4 year…