Victor V-back Counter Stools, 2-Pc Set, Walnut

I bought two sets of two for my counter, and it took me 3 hours to build 3 chairs, and I finally got good at it, and built the 4th one in 30 minutes. It’s easy to build if you pay close attention to the instructions. I am only upset because on two of the chairs, one leg is shorter than the other 3 legs. I don’t know where I could have done a better job at making them all completely even. They’re also really hard surfaces to sit on, and I think I am gonna have to buy seat cushions. A big positive is that they’re gorgeous, so I guess that it what matters lol

We ordered these chairs to go in our kitchen with a kitchen island we have, and they look great!Ordering was easy, delivery was prompt, nothing missing in the box, and my Mr was able to put these together in a 1/2 hour.SO easy.August 19th - Updating my review to add photos of the chairs with our island. Really changed our kitchen space, where we just love hanging out IN our kitchen!

I bought these chairs for the look and price, but boy were they a pain to put together! They have left and right sides.... it would be nice if the pieces came labeled, but they don’t. If you don’t get the pieces turned just right they will NOT fit. We bought 3 sets and ruined 2 chairs. My toddler broke one of the side bars when he stepped on it to get on the chair. My sister broke another one when she rested her foot on it while standing. This was due to poor assembly on our part though. For the last set we were careful to put them together correctly and we also used glue for extra stability. I’d give these 4-5 stars except for the assembly was harder than it should have been.

These chairs are good quality and a good price. They’re a great fit for our island. We liked them enough to buy a second set after the first two.Some people have had troubles assembling the chairs where the horizontal rails on the side are angled instead of horizontal to the floor. In fact I’ve read some posts where people have returned them because the rails were not straight.I had the same problem with the very first chair I assembled and I was perplexed. Finally I realized, the two front chair legs are NOT universal. Meaning, one of the legs ONLY works on the front left side and the other ONLY works on the right side. And there is no marking or sticker on the legs telling you which is one left and which is right.Bottom line, if you have them flip flopped, the horizontal rail bars will NOT be horizonal and you’ll be thinking, this doesn’t look right. It’s a simple matter of making sure the front two legs are on the correct sides so that the holes line up straight with the horizontal bars.We are happy with these chairs. Assembly takes about 25 minutes per chair using the Alan wrench they provide and a screw driver.

I bought these because all the other cute ones had seats my cats would shred, and so far I'm very pleased. Assembly is not as difficult as some would lead you to believe (and the chairs are perfect, I'd ignore claims that they are "defective" Those reviews seem like they were just put together wrong ). As has been stated in other reviews, just take a care that the legs and supports are in the right places (the lower peg hole for the front, mid running to the back and the supports with the slightly angled edge go on the sides. They should angle just slightly outward) and you'll have a quality chair built in no time.**Update- I have been using these over a year now. They are sturdy, solid and still beautiful. Reccomend.**