Amadwell Drafting Chair with Back Support, Adjustable Footrest Rolling Stool, Tall Office Desk Chair with Thick Cushion

This drafting chair is great. It only took about 30 minutes to put together. It has an adjustable footrest and the back rest is removable, so you can use it just as a stool if you want. The seat feels cushiony and supportive, it is pretty comfortable. The wheels roll nicely. I would definitely recommend this chair.

Really like this stool! I work all day at a standing computer desk and needed to have an option to sit, in order to relieve the stress on my legs. This stool works great because it extends high enough upwards to meet the height of my standing desk. This is a great seating option for sitting desks as well. Installation was quick and easy, and the stool is sturdy and comfortable.

Very impressed with the ease in assembly. The chair is well made and instructions for assembly were simple. Took about 15 minutes. Reclining and tilt mechanism are easy to work and the hydraulics are impressive and will lift individual in the chair. Foot rest can be raised to correct height easily. Will be used at a high table with no problems.

The chair was easy to assemble though the instructions could use some editing. It was a simple process taking 15 minutes. The chair is comfortable, easy to adjust, and easy to move with a five-castor base. The well cushioned seat with backrest can be adjusted from 23 inches to 32 inches tall. The height of footrest has a range of 11.5 inches to 15 inches. The back rest adds a sense of stability. Although the chair's weight capacity is 350 pounds, it might be challenging for a big guy to remain sitting on the 14 inch diameter seat. The chair has a strong core and will easily support a tall person without tilting. I was asked to review this chair, and I recommend it for comfort and versatility when performing tasks.

This stool chair looks pretty classy with its classic design and high-grade materials. It will make a nice garage workshop chair. Let’s look it over. Out of the box, the chair is full-assembly required. We haven’t built an office chair in years, but the pieces are recognizable and everything was included. The instructions were intuitive and easy to follow. There’re only 16 screws to deal with as you situate the main pieces into the form of a chair. The hex key is included. The chair is one person assembly and it came together quickly. The only iffy part was the backrest. It looks like it doesn’t matter which direction you screw it on. But study the diagram closely. It’s subtle, but the wider side should go up. We put it the other way at first, and it just felt, off somehow. We turned it around and it felt better. Weird. Once it’s a chair, it looks nice with the stainless steel legs and footrest. They’re welded and seem quality. The standard chair parts like the lift rod plate, air lift mechanism, and backrest holder are all metal. The wheels, adjustment knobs, and flexible backrest sleeve are plastic. The nice thick seat and the backrest are soft, yet firm, and covered in nice material, probably faux leather. Unfortunately, there’s an odor that must be coming from the inner foam, but it will be in the garage anyway, so it can air out. The chair ranges from about 23-32 inches high. It rises by the lift handle, but only goes down with weight on it. At its highest, it’s like a very tall barstool that we can’t even get up on. LOL! Gee, didn’t think we’re that short, but we’d have to boost ourselves by the footrest, and with wheels, that doesn’t seem like the safest option unless we’re hanging onto something. So we push it down a bit until it’s an our-size high chair. At its lowest, it’s a decent stool. It rolls under the work table (standard plastic folding party table), but it still sits a bit high. Our legs just graze under the tabletop. When a table is in your lap, you do feel like you’re sitting high and that the table is low. For quick work, it’ll be okay, but for longer projects, we may get uncomfortable slouching over the table. The backrest is adjustable to tilt. However, to reach a comfortable tilt angle, it loosens up. A floppy back feels like it may fall off, so we tightened the knob to make it firm, but that also brings it up to a straight position. We’ll have to play with that more to see if there’s a better adjustment than either loose-tilt or tight-straight. The wheels roll well and the footrest is a good height, but it’s adjustable, too. All in all, because of the quirks with the backrest and it’s not quite low enough to be a perfect table seat, we’re going to give this workshop chair a 4.5 rounded to 5 because of its classic looks, worthy materials, and general usefulness. (Sorry if the formatting doesn’t recognize our paragraphs.)

I can’t wait to use this in my classroom. I teach science with a rolling desk. This rolling stool will make my job so much easier. I’ll be able to see all of my students and their laptops from one spot and can move around as needed.

This is a great chair to have at the sewing machine table. The height is adjustable. There are no arms to get in the way. The seat and backrest make it comfortable! Not near the cost of the pricey sewing chairs.

Really nice chair! Looks good, sits comfortably, and it is easy to assemble.

Purchased this chair to use for a work stool. I needed a specific range of height adjustment to match varied table heights. I also needed a fairly comfortable seat thickness. After a couple weeks of use, the chair is working well for comfort. My only issue is that I wish the back support had more adjustment range that would allow me move it further back from the seat. If this isn't a concern for you, then I'd say this chair may work well for you.

ordered 2 black chairs, received 1, asked for a refund, got it. reordered another same chair. we got a chrome, so now I have 1 chrome and 1 black. ridiculous!