Tall Valebeck Upholstered Swivel Barstool - Signature Design by Ashley

These look great in my house. I say mostly good because all 3 of them wobble. It's an easy fix with some felt pads. I put 1 felt pad on 3 legs, and then 2 pads on the 4th. By doing this they don't wobble at all. As others have said, do not tighten the legs all the way until the metal loop is screwed in. The loop is not perfectly flat, so you do have to manipulate things a little to make them fit. I see some reviewers say that this stool is is not comfortable. Are they expecting it to feel like a recliner? As far as bar stools go, this is the most comfortable I've ever sat in. The cushion is perfect thickness, and the back rest is perfectly contoured. If you can get past the minor imperfections of the stool, then it is a great purchase. I would definitely recommend.

The bar stools look great and are functional. However, the seats are not very comfortable to sit on. Not enough cushion. I don't know that will change over time but as of right now I do not like the feel when sitting in them.

Purchased these chair four yeas ago in a different color and assembly was easy but this time I had an issue with screw holes aligning. We really had to force the metal ring. A leg on one of the chairs is slightly shorter than the other. I can fix this with a furniture pad. Overall really love the look and quality.

Love the style matches my DR and Kitchen with similar wood color, off white material seat and dark metal in kitchen. One hole slightly misaligned and will have to get screw hole adjusted. Otherwise not difficult to assemble, but definitely takes two people. Comfortable for those who want a back to a counter bar stool.

Adorable but very small and uncomfortable. Will be returning.

Love the color and sturdiness of the chairs, perfect hight to compliment table

These chairs are well made, they are sturdy and stylish. I got counter height ones and use them around the kitchen island. They are comfortable and swivel is a plus.

The screws fell out and striped on the foot rest. The seat material peeled off. Overall the entire stool has fallen apart

We bought 2 of these bar stools - they look amazing.

They feel like good quality, have had them for a couple weeks. Comfy

Beautiful stools! Highly recommend!

Chairs are very nice! Match our colors perfectly from the wood, with touch of black, and the cream colored sheets to blend in with our cream colored leather sofas. We have an open floor plan. Comfortable and good quality.

I'm very pleased with my bar stools! They weren't too difficult to assemble and they're very sturdy. I like that the seats swivel but then stay put. No swinging back and bumping things! The screws that hold the backrest to the stool have needed tightening a couple of times on one of the bar stools. It hasn't been a big issue though.

Love them !!! They look great and are very heavy and sturdy! Quality made very nicely made.

I like the chair / stool overall for quality and materials used. I was disappointed that the stool seems short compared to the other counters and wished it was 1 inch taller

The chairs are very heavy and looks great with my kitchen island. The only downfall is that the legs were not even and the stools get wobly because of the uneventful. I really like the black and white contrast and the studs around the seat brings out the elegance of the stools. Key point when assembling, do not tighten the legs till you install the black ring around them. Otherwise the holes will not align.

They look great!! But they wobble!! Tried everything to level them up, but no luck! Unfortunate as it makes them seem cheap quality. Overall, the materials seem solid. Not gone through any meaningful use yet, so longevity tbd.

Chairs are nice and heavy. Should last a long time. However, 2 out of 3 chairs aren’t even. Tech has to come and fix them.

Chairs are okay. Easy to assemble but the footrest keep loosening up with daily use. My husband has to tighten screws every few days.....not good!

Basically straight forward assemble, except for one prethreaded hole in the foot ring would not accept the bolt that held the leg to the ring. It was threaded at a misaligned angle. Eventually, attempts to thread the bolt stripped the bolt threads. A different bolt was used, but due to the bolts having washers permanently mounted, I had to drill out the hole in the wood leg to enable the oversized washer/bolt to be used in place of the stripped bolt. Poor quality control of the predrilled hole. Needed to use extra tools and modify the chair to get it assembled.