By Luz Menjivar

Just as pictured. comfortably seats 4 of these DSR chairs. wasnt the easiest furniture piece to construct but worth the trouble. My advice to you is to attach the crossbar frame to underneath of the table first then Loosely hook up all the legs. then one by one attach the X braces loosely so you have enough wiggle room to get them all on. then tighten everything up.Im a vintage lady with arthritis and Im half-blind and easily can do it you can certainly do it.

By Laine Antes

Recently remodeled our kitchen & have a high (44") bar between kitchen & dining area. These 32" stools are a perfect fit for us. The stools have a heavy frame & feel very sturdy. The stools arrived 3 days when i placed order and were perfectly packaged. My husband put them together in an exceedingly short time.

By Erasmo Center

Very large & heavy table. I really like it! The image I took doesn't have the extended piece, and it works great for each day use. The extended piece is large as well.

By Rubi Coby

Great product that matches the description!.After reading a few of the other reviews regarding condition of some chairs upon arrival, missing parts, no assembly instructions, I almost did not order. Boy would that contain been a huge mistake. Everything arrived in tact no assembly instructions were needed. I ordered three chairs plus they each came in three pieces: seat with back, cushion, and base. To put together I recommend first attaching seat to bottom (it requires 4 bolts). Next I located the cushion, face down, on a table and positioned the rest of the chair at the top and screwed in the six screws provided. If you have trouble getting the screws in It is suggested taking a bar of soap and coating the screws. I put all three chairs together in under one hour and I am a 60+ year old woman . The chairs are nice and strong and look great! I doubt you will see an improved bar stool for the price, or even twice the purchase price! Pros: Great value, easy assembly, sturdy and comfortable. Cons: None