KKTONERPU Leather Modern Round Rolling Stool with Footrest Height Adjustable Spa Drafting Salon Tattoo Work Massage Stools Task Chair Small (Black)

I have problems with my feet and knees (structural) and wanted something I could use when running the sweeper and even mopping. I also did not want to spend a lot of money. I knew I wanted a rolling stool. I found this one. read the reviews, the cost was right, bought it- and I am very happy with it. I am able to push myself around with the sweeper (canister) and it helps me so much. I can mop some also using this, though for really dirty floors, I must stand up. However, it is very helpful.I will give a warning though- make sure you sit on this properly and do not go on unlevel areas as it is easy to fall and tip over. I have fallen twice- my fault both times- so now I am more aware and careful that I sit very squarely on the stool and am careful when maneuvering from one level to another (step up or changes in the wood floor areas).Overall I am very happy with the cost, the sturdiness, and the ease of use. It was also easy to assemble. It is aslo adjustable for height and this is easy to do.

Super easy to assemble, it’s pretty much self explanatory as there isn’t many pieces. The instructions didn’t include adding the silver plastic cover to hide the welding so make sure you don’t miss that as you won’t be able to disassemble to add it. The seat cushion is more on the firm side but I’m hoping with time it breaks in some. As other users stated, it’s not sturdy if you put the chair at the highest setting but being 5’3 I don’t need it that high. I’m a mobile esthetician and it’s pretty light to carry around, I do wish it disassembled for easier transport but for the price, I’ve managed and does a great job.

The location where I wanted a seat for temporary use was in very tight quarters. It's small fooprint attracted me to this stool. It can easily slide under my desk and out of the way. After purchasing, I find that the lowest setting was still a bit to high so I removed the wheels and glued some 1" carpet sliders on each leg giving me the height I wanted. It still slides easily when I'm not on it and stays put when I am without damaging the rug. The comfort is not good for any long term use but it is a stool. I would not expect it to be. Perfect for my needs.

Easy enough to assemble on your own, comfortable, light weight. Only con is that occasionally I almost take a spill because it's very easy to tip over. Otherwise glides well and it's easy to adjust the height even if you don't weigh much.

I needed a stool to use in the garage, and I didn't want to spend a lot. This arrived quickly, and it was cheap. It's very easy to assemble, but there's not a lot holding it together. The seat isn't attached to the rest of the stool. The main problem is that the wheels don't work very well. If I try to roll while sitting on it, it catches and stops. That's made it pretty hard to use while working on a project. I sometimes have to stand up and move the stool, which means I have to stop what I am doing. I will keep it because it is a stool, and there are probably other uses for it.

I got this for my daughter to use while using her pottery wheel and it’s the most perfect height. Maybe a tiny bit too tall but not uncomfortable. I bought flat casters separately since she didn’t want it to roll (for leverage).

I bought this as a gift for my son as he needed a stool to sit on while working on his projects. My first complaint upon assembly is that the wheel base is so small, it constantly runs the risk of tipping over. I have another rolling stool that I use in my clinic that has a larger circumferences wheel base that is much more stable. My second complaint upon initial setup, is that the seat is small and looks crushed or bent on one side. Very cheaply made! My third and most telling complaint is that within the first two months one of the casters broke off so now it has to be rigged in order to use it. This stool is TERRIBLE. I feel so bad that the gift that I bought isn’t even usable after the second month of light duty use.

Great sturdy, inexpensive stool for photography. I use both for myself as the photographer and also for the models to sit on. Doesn't slowly lower its self like some cheep stools do. wheels where a little hard to get on but with a little elbow grease they did.