CpintltrModern Foot Stool Ottoman Velvet Tufted Vanity Stool Ottomans Rectangular Mulifunctional Dressing Stools Step Stool Vanity Chair for Makeup Room Living Room Bedroom Entryway 18 Inch Coffee

I love the turquoise color and the velour material!It feels strong and sturdy and the cushion is thick and strong. It was easy to assemble, it took my under 20 minutes

Easy to assemble, very sturdy, low enough for what I wanted and needed and affordable. I bought 2 to put at the end of the bed so that my husband and I had a place to sit to put shoes on. We are older now and sometimes need the support of sitting on something to dress. These stools are great for that. The 18" height is perfect...not too high or low. And I have a boney tailbone, so while there is only about 1" or so of foam padding, it's enough...better than sitting on a hard surface such as wood. They are fairly light weight, so easy to move if necessary. Haven't had them long enough to say they stand up over time. So far, so good and we love them! I feel they are worth the money for what we wanted and they look nice...not cheap. I would buy again if they ever wore out. Like I said, haven't had them long enough to attest to their durability.

Solid and sturdy, would recommend. It’s a shorty for sure though, but matches the height of my sofa.

I purchased this to have a stool at my vanity. It was easy to put together, very sturdy, and super comfortable. I use it daily to do my hair and makeup! Highly recommend.

Was very easy to build even had the help of a 5 year old lol. And love the color and is very comfortable and works great for what I needed and perfect height that was needed

I was impressed with the quality of this bench. It worked perfectly to my vanity

Can hold my weight. Easy assembly.

It lasted about 6 months. During that time, one of the metal welds broke, a plastic foot-cover broke, and some of the threads on its cushioned top came loose. It did get knocked over several times over the months. However, it simply tipping over onto a carpeted floor shouldn't have caused that much damage. Strong metal welds shouldn't break apart that easily, because it's not as if it stood very high off of the soft, carpeted floor - the distance it fell, when tipped, wasn't much. It was only used as a foot stool. Given how easily it broke, I don't think it's sturdy. I doubt its product info on being able to hold "300 Pounds" as a seat is accurate either, or that it'd be safe as a step stool. Maybe I got a lemon but that'd still be a quality control issue. For $30, I'm not pleased. (I purchased mine from the maker, the 3rd party seller Cpintltr Direct.)

As an ottoman. Perfect height.