Costway Set of 2 Bar Stools 25'' Counter Height Chairs w/ PU Leather Seat Walnut

Perfect for my beach house!!

Very good ans beautiful

These bar stools are beautiful and very well made. They were super easy to put together. Thanks Hubs!! worth the money. I bought seat covers for extra comfort.

The bar stools are the right height, and very sturdy, just not comfortable if sitting for a long period.

Ordered these for my kitchen and they were Perect Design, and Size.

Ordered these for my kitchen and they were Perect Design, and Size.

These are perfect bar stools, easy to assemble exactly as advertised.

I absolutely love these chairs. I have an island in my kitchen and they fit perfectly. The are comfortable and sturdy. They are a great price and I couldn't be happier.

The chairs are not as sturdy as I anticipated but will suffice for now. They are the perfect color and size for my table and match my decor so they work well in that capacity. Not the most comfortable but not awful either. Just sorta good enough for now. Assembly was pretty easy but we did end up pre drilling a few holes in order to get the screws to go in better. As long as these chairs are treated gently and with care they should be fine for our needs for a while. Daily use with a lot of people maybe not the best choice but if you need attractive affordable chairs counter height and don't have a family of roughhouses these are good.

I am happy with these chairs. However the way they sent them was odd. I received a pack of 2 chairs in the mail that didn't match the tracking number provided. The box was clearly opened & the hardware was just loosely in a box, no instructions. I waited & then received another 2 pack in the mail later, which seemed to be new. That one came with instructions and the hardware was packaged well. I was still able to put together the 2 chairs from the used box, but two small parts were missing. They all seem to be holding up well, so overall I'm happy with them.

These chairs are solid wood and a good color, but assembly was difficult. The instructions are only 4 pages of diagrams. Several steps are included in each diagram. There are no written instructions to go with the diagrams. Also, some of the parts did not easily fit together. We got ours together and they look nice, but it was not easy to put them together. This could be remedied with better instructions.

Amazing bar chairs for a toddler. These are great for my baby to use at the island in my kitchen. These are made of solid wood. Super easy to clean. The best part is cannot 360 rotating. We used has 360 swivel bar chair, our baby likes to spin on them, it was really dangerous for her. Even though this wooden chair cannot be adjusted the height of the seat, but it has a wide base and back so it is convenient for us to install a booster on it. These two chairs are stable and durable. The bar chairs were delivered with well-packed. They didn't have any scratches. The assembly is easy as shown in our video. Each step of instruction is clear.

I ordered these chairs to see how I would like them in my kitchen. I put them together which was super easy and loved they way they looked and how sturdy they were. Will definitely be ordering two more to go in my kitchen!

I was hoping to replace old stools that were not reliable with these. Very disappointed, did not hold up at all. Maybe screws not long enough

These are the same quality you'd expect from a good furniture store. Wood is fairly dense, not soft like pine. Design is very rigid. Assembly was extremely easy. This came via fedex very quickly. Would definitely buy from this brand again.

The chairs were packaged very securely and arrived in perfect condition. Once assembled they fit perfectly at counter height and are sturdy and comfortable.

Only took two out the box and they both broke already they aren't sturdy at all

Don't buy these unless you have some woodworking skills and the right tools. I just got them assembled and I'm happy with them, but without the know-how and tools you will find them frustrating, if not impossible. If you don't know what a mortise and tenon joint is, stop reading and don't buy. If you're still reading: the stretchers are joined to the legs with round mortise and tenon joints reinforced by pocket screws. Half of the six tenons were cut too big and wouldn't fit the mortises. I took a rasp to the tenons and reduced them enough for a snug fit. If you don't have a way to make the tenons fit the mortises you will find assembly impossible. I also decided to glue them (the instructions don't mention this) because a joint in which the pocket screw does the work of holding it together is destined to fail under daily stress. And stools of this height get a lot of stress. My wife's legs are too short for her to get in the seat without coming in hard and sideways, which puts a lot of wracking stress on the stool. In fact, that's why I'm replacing our current stools. I learned a lot about how to assemble these to last (I hope) from the failure of our current stools. The pocket screw holes have the beginning of a pilot hole but no exit hole. I drilled it out all the way through the end of the stretcher. I did not drill a pilot hole into the leg but that turned out to be unnecessary. But . . . don't even *think* about trying to drive these screws in with a hand screwdriver. You'll need a drill driver. Did I mention that YOU SHOULD NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT ASSEMBLING THIS JOINT WITHOUT A DRILL DRIVER? Have I lost you yet? Okay. The legs attach to the seat assembly with machine screws through the legs into threaded inserts in the seat rails. These went together without trouble; I added Loc-Tite to the threads because, in my experience with similar chairs, these screws want to come loose and make the chair wobbly and potentially dangerous. But otherwise no issues with this part of the assembly. Oh―the included Allen (hex) wrench works, but it will wear your hand out trying to tighten these screws by hand. I got them started by hand and then switched to my drill with an Allen bit. So . . . I like the way they look. They seem solid. Time will tell how durable they are, but with the modifications I made, I hope they will last for many years. If you're prepared to modify the parts so they'll go together and stay together, I think you'll like them. Otherwise, forget about it. Four stars for the finished product if you can pull it off properly. Otherwise, zero stars. I'll average them and rate it two. Sorry if this is long winded, but it should help you decide if these stools are for you.

I dislike the size of the chairs they are small even for me and I'm 5'3 they are wobbly even when put together correctly