24" Quinn Counter Height Barstool - ACEssentials

Do I have to give it stars? Worst purchase I’ve ever made. The stools aren’t even usable. All the screws and bolts have fallen out. I’m so disappointed. They’re cheaply made and a huge disappointment. We don’t even use them because they won’t hold weight anymore.

For the price, in my opinion, this is a good product. There was some assembly but the packaging does come with all of the tools and parts necessary. They look good in our home and the sleek design doesn't take up much space.

Very happy with the stools. Great price and they look great.

I absolutely love these stools! I do agree with another reviewer though, that the seats are somewhat rough and can pull your clothing. We may just sand them down a little to fix that. Assembly was pretty easy on the last 2 I put together. First assembly took about 30 min but the last 2 were a breeze. A few of the feet didn't go in all the way because of the welds, but I don't foresee it causing any major issues. Overall, these are a great buy if you're looking for some modern accents for an affordable price.

There is assembly that must be done, but not too hard. I sent these to my daughter and both seats are rough and pulled two of her dresses. One of the seats is also lacking color on some spots. They are already together, so I am not sure what could be done.

Good quality stool for the price! I wasn't looking to spend a lot of money and feel these are very nice for the money I spent on them. They do required some assembly but are sturdy!

I searched online for reasonably priced stools for my kitchen and found these. I didn't want to pay 100 per stool but I also didn't want cheap looking stools. I liked the rustic wood with the chrome metal and purchased 3. The first stool assembled easily and looked great. The other two stools could not be assembled because the welds were so sloppy on the round bar that connects to all 4 legs that we couldn't get all the screws in. The welds at the bottom of at least one of the legs had the same problem so I couldn't screw in the rubber floor protector. One of the maintenance guys tried to widen one of the holes which I was somewhat opposed to because I shouldn't have to modify a brand new item, but gave in so that I wouldn't have to return etc. I was able to get the screw in a little bit but it was being stripped by the sharpness of the metal and the weld popped out. I took them back and had to order more. I decided that since 2 out of 3 on the first order were defective, I should at least get 3 more just in case another 1 was defective. The SAME THING happened! Only 1 stool out of 3 of the new order could be put together. It makes NO sense that I should have to order 9 of these for 3 to be defect free. I refuse to order 3 more for 1 stool. At this point Target should be sending me 1 pre-assembled. I wanted to take the 2 I have apart and return them all. My husband has reasoned that maybe we just need 2 anyway. Smh So last night we had our friends over, and what did they end up doing- putting a dining room chair up to the counter. Ugh