KKTONER PU Leather Round Rolling Stool with Foot Rest Height Adjustable Swivel Drafting Work SPA Task Chair with Wheels (Pink)

Style s'alliant avec le reste du mobilier

Such a great and comfortable and stylish stool. 5dtar all round very sturdy.

This stool is cute and functional, but is more a good seat for a child than an adult. My mother is a small woman (around 100lbs or less), and this is still a little small for her.Mom wanted a small, very comfortable office chair/stool with a footring. The spaces in which she wants to use the chair are limited, so the width of the base of the chair needs to stay around this width, but no more than 20", including the wheels. However, I don't want something configured in a way that will cause the chair to tip easily and cause her injury.As for comfort, the padding is adequate, but this isn't going to be something to sit in for long periods of time, because it is so small. The backrest part of this stool is not high enough to provide any real lumbar support. The backrest also ends up kind of making the seating area of the stool smaller depth-wise than what it would be without it, which makes it far less comfortable. The wheels which were included are not rolling easily on my mother's flooring, but may not cause anyone else problems. Better wheels can be easily purchased to replace the included ones if necessary, though that increases the overall cost of the chair.The chair was easy enough to assemble, and came with all the required tools and parts. However, I also customized this stool with a different hydraulic/pneumatic lift that would reduce the lowest setting of the seat height by about 2 inches. After we assembled this stool and realized how small the seat was, I wanted to try to see if a different seat option (one I already had from a different chair) would work, but it was impossible to pull the stool seat apart from the pneumatic (hydraulic?) lift. I thought about using a wrench, but didn't want to ruin the pneumatic lift without even a day of use. So, I would recommend knowing what you're going to do before full assembly, if you plan to customize the pneumatic lift or seat. If I had it to do over again, I would have sat on the seat to try it before putting it on the base.I think the base of the chair could work for what we need. A chair base just like this one, but an inch or two wider, might be even better. The ideal chair would be: a chair base in this footring style an inch or two wider in diameter than this one, with a plush round stool seat between 14" to 15" in diameter and 2.5" to 3" thick, with a detachable higher plush backrest for lumbar support, with a seat height starting around 17" at the lowest setting, and blue or black in color, for a similar reasonable price.However, this is a nice stool if you are prepared for how small it really is, and would be especially nice for a child's desk.

Base should be larger diameter. Can’t rest your foot on the ring. About 3” higher would be better but it won’t be stable.

It does not have a lot of cushion, the seat is a little small, and the back rest is pretty unhelpful. But my main issue is that the wheels do not roll smoothly. One wheel usually gets dragged along for a bit before it swivels into the correct direction. It would probably work better for someone under 150 pounds. I will probably return it. One plus is that it is a free return--unlike some of the other stools I considered. Also, it does look good.