Ktaxon PU Leather Rolling Salon Stool, Height Adjustable Spa Drafting Tattoo Work Massage Stool Task Chair

just what I needed..small but big enough. moves easily, rotates smoothly, no front or back, just hop on. Minimal assembly required and only necessary tool included. Better instructions regarding casters should be included..they need to be forcefully pushed in until they snap securely, otherwise puctures are self explanatory. Happy with it.

This stool is so cute. It fits perfectly with my new smaller desk. The previous office chair was too big. I love this stool. If you need a stool that's adjustable but narrow. I recommend this highly.

Great stool for under $40 including delivery assembled in minutes without tools and Amazon could not beat the price

Assembly was a snap. The only tool necessary was provided. It took only 10 minutes to assemble.

It was easy to assemble, is very comfortable %26 rolls well even on thick carpet. It seems quite sturdy %26 the adjustable height is a great asset when using it for different things. Elder persons can't get down %26 look through closets like younger can so the lowest setting is great for that. Higher when using at a vanity table %26 medium when needing help dressing.

I needed a task stool on wheels to move around an office as well as to sit upon as I worked at each task. The stool had a good height. It was very easy to assemble, I am a female. The wheel base is stable and the wheels roll freely. The only disappointment was with the seat. It is a good design with a nice faux leather that stretches. The diameter of the seat is not really quite large enough for an adult to sit upon securely and comfortably to push it around as well as to stop and sit to do tasks. The seat also needed more filling inside the cover. It feels hard when sitting on it as well as not being larger in diameter and becomes uncomfortable the longer you sit on the stool. The design, intent of quality, was a good buy with a good price. Disappointed with the seat.Maybe a couple of inches larger and double the stuffing.

I bought this stool to use with a small student desk. The quality is adequate for my purposes. It swivels, rolls and raises up and down as expected and is fairly comfortable to sit on. I did have a bit of trouble getting the casters to stay in the frame when I put it together but the rest of the assembly was not difficult.

Not meaning to give a bad review, but this just was not the right stool for me. Let me explain, in my 40s. No cartilage in both knees, so Im in pain to stand. But I want to be active in the kitchen, so I started the hunt to find something. I tried bar stools with no wheels, pointless cause I need to move around, tried my office chair, too short, tried a tractor seat stool, fell twice on my butt backwards with that one, tried this stool next, I didnt feel to safe on it. Afraid I might fall, I decided to return it. Think it would be ok if you need a short seat to roll around but you feel stable to do that. I cant depend on my knees for much stability. So Im sure its a fine stool, just not for washing dishes and cooking, and just not for my situation. Next I tried the saddle seat stool and I finally think I found a keeper for me!

It does the job. The quality of the parts are cheap. I am hoping it is not going to break on me soon or while I am seating. But I was looking for a not expensive one, thats what I got. Not complaining, just saying that if you want quality you have to pay for it.

The seat on the stool ripped within a month. I bought a new one because I liked the convenience of sitting %26 cooking %26 also bought a round pad with straps to cover them both. I'm handicapped with heart disease, so they are a big help %26 that's the only reason I kept them. I put the ripped one in my vanity room. I'm not overweight.