Roundhill Furniture Biony Tan Fabric Dining Chairs with Nailhead Trim, Set of 2, Brown, Tan

The media could not be loaded. Well packaged. Look great! All hardware parts were also well packaged. Assembly was very easy. Instructions were clear, but it was pretty intuitive, anyway. Only took about 15 mins per chair. Tip: hand tighten the bolts almost all the way, so that you only need a few turns with the allen wrench to do the final tightening.

I ordered 2 sets of these based on others’ positive reviews. My dining room needed a refresh, and these chairs were just what was needed! The blue color is a deep ocean blue. Assembly was quick. The nail trim on all my chairs was spaced evenly. The chairs seem sturdy and are beautiful. As others recommended, I did scotch-guard the fabric before using them to protect against food spills. Very pleased with these chairs, which look like much more expensive versions!

Easy to assemble they look really nice looks like great quality haven't used them yet still waiting on a table but really impressed at this point as I was going to order the same chairs from way you can figure that out Amazon was like $150 cheaper so far love

i Didn't like the how the screw heads are when putting the chair together, they should have a different kind of head on the screws. (like Square bolt type head so you can put socket wrench on the screws instead of the align wrench .) its to hard to turn the screws. that's mainly the only complaint I have. Otherwise I love the chairs ,they are comfortable and strong. I'm thinking about ordering the bench you have to go with the set.

These are nice and I would recommend!

The chairs are very hard. No cushion on them and no springs in the cushion at all so be warned. I am going to keep them because I only have coffee in the morning but I wouldn't order these again.

Editing - its been almost 3 years. They are all in good condition stillI purchased 6 of these for my kitchen table over a year ago. 5 are used daily (4 at table and 1 at my desk)Last week I purchased 8 more for the dining table we built.Here is what you need to know-1 you are paying an average of $55 a chair. Dont expect an heirloom piece of furniture2 they look nice but do stain easy. Either scotchguard them or have a shampooer with attachment ready3 there are only 9 screws to put together. Its not complicated but will take some patience. The easiest way to put it together is on the diagonal just like you would in any type of construction. Put in the back screw on one side then the front of the other. When putting the screws in start by hand. If its not going in easy than you are cross threading them. Pull it out and start again. The spacer between the screw and washer is to help keep you from over tighening. If you over tighten you WILL crack the wood. POINT BLANK4 be prepared to periodically retighten as they are used. If it feels wiggly, check the tightness WITH THE ALLEN WRENCH. it may look tight to the eye but it wont be. DO NOT USE THE CHAIR WITH OUT TIGHTENING. The wood is not thick, it needs to be tight (but not over tightened) or it WILL failThese things should all be common sense but clearly thats not common anymore.I havent had the 1st issue with mine. They have supported 215 lb hubby just fine. They are comfy enough for daily use, even using at my desk for 8 hours a day

I ordered these chairs for a special event. I was fighting with another company just to get anupdate on a pass due delivery date for 10 days. I gave up and I ordered the same chairs from amazon. The chairs came three days before the delivery date. They look better than I expected. And very easy to assemble, just ask my husband. Thanks amazon....