Linon Chelsea Kitchen-Nook Corner Unit, Natural

This is a very nice seat especially for the price. It is *solid* pine. Softer pine wood, easily split if you aren't careful to get screws in the predrilled holes. Check your angles. A headlamp will be helpful for lining up the holes. The hardware is meticulously organized in sticky shrink wrap that helps prevent loss and confusion. However, pay close attention, especially to the E screws. Also be slow and careful with the middle part be sure to put the pieces and screws in the absolutely correct order. It fit well in our space and looks really nice. Note: we can't strap down our toddler booster, so the little one can escape easily.

I love this bench, this is my second time having this set! It’s not that easy to put together tho, and the instructions are a little confusing. The little tool it comes with hurts to use. But once it’s put together it’s perfect! The color is so nice, and the woods is smooth. Good quality for its price! I would recommend this for anyone :) 10/10

I'm writing this review as the product is decent with some flaws. In the end, the product works fine and customer service was quick to requests. Ease of Assembly - I've read other reviews and I agreed what most would say. The wood is hard but soft so be careful when assembling as it is easy to dent or chip. Screws and the pre-drilled holes are somewhat complicated. Sometimes they screw in smoothly sometimes it requires a lot of force as if the pre-drilled holes weren't aligned properly or were not pre-drilled deep enough. I recommend screwing it when it's laid flat (if following their instruction, it is preferable to screw in outer "Rails" for "Middle Legs" much later as it will wobble if laid flat). Same goes with the wooden dowels. Some goes in fine. Some do not go in smoothly and you will need a mallet to smack in it. Though be wary of "Double Bench Storage Bottom" part because it's a particle board so it gets easily warped. The original one was incredibly warped at the ends which made it impossible to fit. The replacement was still slightly warped which made it barely work unless there is one person squeezing the parts while another assembling rest of the parts. But it worked out in the end. Sturdiness - I would say it's sturdy for now. If it falls apart, I will update the review. Value for money - I noticed that the price fluctuates a lot. I would say that it's a good if it priced sub $200~$250. I bought this as a returned product so the price was sub $200. It came with dents (either from shipping or the previous buyer) which I did not mind for the price that I paid for. The imperfections are not noticeable unless I'm staring at it. I did end up creating more imperfections but most weren't noticeable. Though as a returned product, I noticed mine came with a duplicate part and missing an important "leg", and some missing small hardwares but support were quick to send the replacement parts (only the missing parts - I did not request to replace the damaged parts). So customer service is great. Overall 4/5

When I opened the box, it seemed like I ended up with something sub-par due to the feeling and look of the wood. Everything was nicely packaged - although I did have to get everything out in order to build it in the order it recommended VS gradually unloading the box. I can safely say, after assembling it, getting the family to try it out, and standing on the middle of the longer bench section, that I am very pleased with the quality and look of this product. I used toothpicks to help hold the dowels at their midpoint and I truly only had an issue with one screw when attaching the angled back piece. I installed the screws from top to bottom on one side which resulted in the top screw slipping a little and no longer grabbing (so I used a deck screw to substitute). The other side, where I went bottom to top, went a lot smoother. I will probably end up adding some stained wood "support" material to make the storage compartment more sturdy and also provide some additional weight capacity...because, why not? Do I think I need to? Nope, but we would like to.

I looked at so many breakfast nooks and this was the one I went with. Lucky for me. This was is real wood and is very nice quality. Easy to put together. Highly recommend.

This book gave us more space in the room we are using it in. My kids love sitting in it for meals. However putting it together was ridiculously and needlessly difficult. It took my husband and I three hours. Some of the holes aren drilled all the way through so the screws won’t go all the way in. Some places have no holes at all. I think this makes the nook less sturdy. I like the storage in the seating area but I’m not sure how long they will hold up. The base is made of cheap compressed cardboard that does not fit properly into the groves due to the above mentioned problem of tightening the screws good enough to get a tight seal. Looks nice in the space just hope it holds up.

For the money this is a breakfast booth... Fairly sturdy... My son loves it.. Four years old... Feels like it's going to last us a long time

Fait pour mes ado au chalet

I love this corner unit. It is beautiful and sturdy Thank you

It's pretty decent unit. Problem was center angle panel did not line up very well and some of the screws could not be tight as they came through the finished surface. Got what I expected . Be very carful about tightening screws that go towards a finnished surface. Make snug not tight. Screws are 1/8 inch to long.