Yaheetech Modern Tub Chair

Superb price for a perfect couple of bedroom easy chairs. The right height to sit on to get dressed, comfortable to sit on and have a cup of breakfast tea. In our case it’s great to sit looking out of our patio doors into the garden. We bought a small coffee table to complement the arrangement. Tip: follow the instructions do not tighten the substantial hexagon key bolts until the back is put on and lean the seat onto the floor so the top of the backrest is on the floor, then tighten the bolts. The chair then locks together for a perfect fit. Would I buy them again, yep for the money, you can’t go wrong.

These chairs look fantastic — the retro brown PU leather gives a nice mid-century vibe, and they fit beautifully in my home office. Assembly was straightforward and they feel fairly sturdy. The padding is comfortable for short periods, but not ideal for long sitting sessions. One of the chairs had a tiny scuff on the leg, but it wasn’t a dealbreaker. Overall, great value for the price and perfect for accent seating, though not the most luxurious in terms of comfort.

Very comfortable, looks good .

Its a very good chair but very firm( hard to sit in for long time) but very good for the price

Fairly easy to assemble, but the instructions could be a little more comprehensive. It’s a good weighted chair, sturdy and well padded. The padding is very firm at first, but I’m sure it’ll break-in in the fullness of time. The arm rests are in a nice place and it’s a good size. Not too big, not too small. Overall I’m very pleased, and have actually ordered another for my music room.

Need therapy after building this. The instructions are truly awful and best burnt before reading, they are so misleading I damaged the first leg I tried to join to the base. All the threads on the pre drilled holes are gritty and feel cross threaded all the time, and worse still the left side of the chair was mis-drilled so that only 4 bolts are holding the left side together instead of 7. Assembly stages are not clearly illustrated, especially the first stage. When building, insert the legs in the sockets of the side panels and then use 4 bolts to join the the legs and side to the base. Then put in the extra three bolts to beef up the side joint, if the holes are drilled in the right place! The instructions make it look as though you're supposed to bolt the legs directly to the base, not to the sides. In summary, some of the holes are mis drilled and all of the threads feel gritty and horrible, and the instructions are baaaad. Once assembled it feels fairly strong, but always a worry that the left side is held together with just the four leg bolts.

Abit hard t put together but not for those who are mechanical savvy

Easy to assemble and reasonably comfortable. Would be better if it had a removable seat cushion.