TRINITY Heavy Duty 30-Inch Backless Swivel Bar Stool for Kitchen, Garage, or Workshop, Chrome Finish with Faux Leather Seat, 1 Pack, Black

With trepidation I ordered this after reading hundreds of reviews. When I got it, I took my time and put it together utilizing some hints from other thoughtful customers. Hints like contrary to instructions (they’re awful!), install the upper and lower leg stabilizing rings at the same time. Don’t tighten until the fit is right. A little wiggle here & there will make it fit perfectly - then tighten down well. I also used Lock-Tite as recommended by some. When applied to the bolts, they won’t back off with age. I have been using the stool for months now and find it solid with no fears of stability. The seat is very comfortable for my Big Can & no complaints from me as some have groused in the comments. It’s a great stool! I’ve sat on it for hours and I have no complaints whatsoever! It’s passed my inspection, assembly, months of use. Now what remains is how will it do a few years from now? I’ll check back then and let you know if I can!

Although I was needing a chair/stool that was a bit higher so I may sit and wash dishes and cook as my leg are not in great shape due to severe arthritis, this stool is great but a bit too high for me, I should have taken better measurements before purchasing.. It is, however, sturdy, swivels smoothly and is very nice looking, I will find someone who can use it!!

These stools are cheaper when you order a set of two but I ordered a single stool in case I didn't like it, it would be easier to return. Shipping was very quick and the package arrived undamaged. I read the assembly instructions carefully. I cataloged my parts as instructed to ensure that I had everything. Assembly was tedious but not at all difficult. However when I got up to the step for attaching the swivel, I realized it was rigid and would not rotate at all by hand. Obviously that meant if I attached it, my stool was not going to swivel. So I suggest to everyone to test your swivel part prior to beginning assembly which I did not think to do. You should be able to rotate the swivel by hand. It's ok if it's a little stiff to move by hand but it shouldn't be completely rigid and unmovable. Since I already had the stool mostly assembled, I was not going to take it apart to return it. The instructions had contact information for the company so I emailed them (you can phone them but it was outside of their calling hours). I immediately received an automated email response and the next day received a personal response. They required some additional information about my order which I promptly sent. I next received tracking for my replacement swivel which arrived within a few days. Their emails were personal, polite, and prompt. They actually sent me two sets of swivels. One was a little easier to rotate than the other so that's the one I attached. The stool is beautiful, no imperfections, and swivels easily. The seat is rich looking, cushiony, and very comfortable. This 30 inch stool is tall but required for the height of my pub table. If you only have counter height table then 24 inch stool should suffice. I read review complaints about holes not lining up for assembly. However, when assembling the stool legs and rings, you have to loosely set the screws so there's wiggle room to adjust and align. After they're all set, go around gradually tightening and retightening each a little at a time until done. I think I too would've had a problem with alignment if I hadn't done this. Contrary to the instructions, the very first thing I did was attach the feet and levelers. It made more sense to me to do that first prior to beginning leg assembly. As far as reviews stating the stool doesn't swivel, I think I have already addressed a possible cause of that. Note, when attaching the swivel, don't forget to attach the spacers provided. I almost forgot to attach them since some time had elapsed between when I first began assembly and awaiting my replacement part. I had also considered paying the higher price to receive the stool pre-assembled, but then you're depending on someone else that might not put as much care into your assembly. I did read reviews of assembled stools being delivered haphazardly completed, screws falling out, etc. Pay the lower price and assemble yourself. It's worth your time.

I looked for some time for a nicely built stool for my workshop.I looked on many websites, including Amazon. At a lot of price points and no back versus having a back on the stool.Almost all of the reviews of a stool with a back were negative because of the back being small or not in the right height.Also, there were many negative reviews on many stools about the quailty and how hard it was to assemble.This stool however is built very well.It is study under my 230 pounds.It swivels nicely/smoothly.It was easy to assemble and they provide the tools (I do suggest using your own metric open end wrench though).You just need a hammer (I used a rubber hammer) and a screwdriver.The fit and finish are quite nice; I wouldn't hesitate to have this in my bar.It sat flat on the floor; no wobble.It came very well packaged and protected.It was also reasonably priced.

Looks very substantial and feels like it. You will need to assemble it but instructions are clear and easy to follow. Very nice for home or shop.

Getting the legs to reach the metal rings takes 4 arms.. strong arms. Probably the most difficult thing I have ever assembled.I would suggest purchasing something else and saving yourself the trouble. Nothing sets this stool above the rest anyways..

Good quality. I’ll buy another one.

Height of the foot rings are perfect. I use it as a guitar stool. Comfortable enough..

Really sturdy and comfy. I’m a graphic designer so I sit on it for long periods of time

Not easy to assembly but great swivel for my garage. Sturdy and very cool. I like feet levelers.

Good value

I love that this stool is sturdy enough to hold up to 300 lbs! Its perfect for my big and tall son. Very comfortable.

Solidly built, fair price, decent quality.