Set of 2 Cedric Counter Height Barstool Vintage Brown - Christopher Knight Home: Upholstered, Steel Frame, Modern Style

A: It does not, as the materials used do not have any added flame retardant chemicals.

A: Mine do have the prop 65 warning so I don’t know why they said it doesn’t.

A: If the Cedric Vintage Brown Faux Leather Counter Stools are scuffing or losing color in spots, here are some easy fixes you can try: 1. Use wood/vinyl repair markers (available in brown or mahogany) to blend scratches. They’re great for faux leather and laminate surfaces. 2. Brown Sharpie or permanent marker. Many users have success simply filling in worn areas with a brown Sharpie, then quickly wiping—it blends surprisingly well. 3. Colored wax crayons or filler sticks. Rub a brown wax crayon into the scuff, then buff with a soft cloth for a quick cosmetic fix. 4. Furniture repair kits. Kits like Weiman or Cal‑Flor offer markers and fillers in multiple shades—built for quick and easy touch-up.

A: Hello Dawn, Thank you for your inquiry, I can confirm that the width of the stools are 19 inches at the base.

A: Hello Lander, Thank you for your inquiry. The seats do have some foam padding.

A: If you assemble the chair the way instructions shows, you wont have Any problems with the chair wobbling

A: You will find assemble instructions inside the box. The pieces will have a little sticker with letters that will tell you where goes where. If not able to figure it out, Please contact Target customer service for assistance

A: The color is close to chocolate brown.

A: Dimensions (Overall): 34.5 Inches (H) x 20.5 Inches (W) x 19 Inches (D) Seat Dimensions: 18 Inches [W] & 15.5 Inches [D] Seat Back Dimensions: 11.25 Inches (H) x 18 Inches (W)

A: No, there is not with the Prop 65 warming.

A: Other than the maintenance performed on annual basis, it is important to take some precautions daily while caring and cleaning the stools. Clean spills right away- Your stools may be waterproofed but all spills must be wiped away immediately. You can use a damp cloth but do not wet the leather completely. Use leather cleaner to remove stains- For tough stains you can take help of leather cleaner to eliminate stains fast. Crevices should be dusted and vacuumed- Clean all the legs and vacuum the rims of the stool when you clean the leather stool. Dust can accumulate where the leather and wood meet. Mend scratches as soon as they occur- You can do a touch up whenever you see a scratch between big repairs to ensure that they don’t increase. Remember that leather stools need more care as compared to wooden or fabric bar stools. It is worth all the effort if you want your stools to stay functional and attractive for many years.