Roundhill Furniture C020BR Urban Style Solid Wood Leatherette Padded Parson Chair, Brown, Set of 2

I was somewhat apprehensive about ordering these chairs. The reviews are mixed but the photographs look pretty good so I ordered 3 sets (6 chairs in all). They all came on different days. One box was in pretty good shape, The second box was delivered in a second box with another ordered item. The interior box was in bad shape but the chairs were protected. The third box was also delivered in another box because the original box was in shambles and parts were coming out of the box (the top was completely ripped off - poor cardboard I think). And 2 legs had fallen out somewhere along the line. So I am short 2 legs which, I assume, the vendor will replace. That said all of the materials were intact (except the 2 legs) and all seem to be in good shape. All hardware was was there too. (inside the bottom of each chair seat. There are 9 Allen head bolts for each chair. An Allen wrench is included with each chair so you can install the chair without additional tools. However, if you have, or can obtain an Allen head wrench tool for your electric drill this will speed the assembly up VERY considerably. We really like the look and feel of these new chairs. They have the appearance of rich dark brown leather. And seem sturdy enough for reasonable use. The dark brown legs are uncovered stained wood. susceptible to dings but can be easily daubed with a suitable furniture stain repair stick. The chairs are a little shorter (2.5 inches) than the Parson's chairs they replace but still nice and easy to lean back on. Given the price we like them very much and we are very happy with our purchase. (If the vendor comes up with replacement legs). <smile>

I love these chairs, bought the green and it is beautiful. Bought six for a tinted smoked glass rectangular table and it is perfect. Went together smoothly and easily (not quickly). Legs are expresso color. There is 1" solid wood framing underneath, 9 bolts per chair for solidity, and ample padding on the seat and back. Very comfortable and attractive. Arrived in 2 days! via UPS in perfect condition. The product is wonderful and the price is wonderful and the workmanship is wonderful! Very happy. I would say to follow the directions carefully, because even if they all look the same, each chair has one shorter bolt for the center back of the seat. If you use the longer one there, it can go through the back fabric. And look inside the front leg to be sure that the tapped screw hole is facing in, not out. If you do this, they will not wobble at all. When all else fails, read the directions!

Update- cheap! Not real wood. Legs always loosen. One leg broke. Not for people over 5'2"" or 150 lbs. nice looking chairs as others have said. I got two lemons out of 6 chairs. One clearly had shorter leg and it wabbled. Another was missing a drilled hole as others have said. I never got it to tighten correctly after I tried to drill a hole. These chairs are pretty cheaply made. I hope they hold up. In addition, they are very petite. They are not like the similar ones from pottery barn. If you wear bigger than a size 10/12 pants...your butt will spill over the edge. They are also not very tall on the back. They are good for eating a meal but not lounging for longer periods of time around the table. I replaced the two defective ones...I hope they are better. Update 2- How can I return these? I now have 2 of the 6 that are totally useless!

At the time I bought these two chairs, they were less than $100 for the pair. This price was far less than any others I found like it. Most people were selling a similar looking product for almost twice that. So I am willing to be a little more generous on my review than I would have were these priced like the competition. I could afford to buy 6 chairs instead of 4, which was nice. You will have to assemble these yourself obviously. I was impressed though at the fact that each chair has a velcro bottom and that is where the tools and parts to assemble each chair are stored. Each chair has it's own allen wrench so when we were done with assembly we just taped the wrench back to the bottom of the chair and sealed up the velcro so it was hidden. If we ever need to tighten a bolt or disassemble the chair, the tool will be quite handy. Actual assembly was pretty self explanatory. There are two legs, a chair back with two legs already attached and a seat, so each chair comes in 4 pieces. There are 9 bolts and washers per chair, two for each leg, and then the rest attach the seat to the back. When assembled the legs don't seem very even. Like the chairs wobble. But when you sit in them the wobbling ceases. I think the weight kind of levels out the chair so all 4 legs touch the floor. This is annoying, but not so annoying I'm going to send them back. As long as they aren't wobbly when sat in I think I can be ok with these because the price was so good. UPDATE 2/10/16 - The chairs are still in daily use. Every few months they need the legs tightened. I keep the allen wrench that came with the set taped to the bottom of the chairs for this purpose because I find myself tightening every few months. Also one chair cracked when I stood on it, presumably because standing on it put pressure in one point rather than a whole rear end spread out on it? It is still usable, but the wood underneath is split. I think as long as I don't stand on that chair again we'll be fine.

These chairs were easy to assemble, I was short 1 screw. They look very nice and sit decently for dining chairs. They do have a slightly plastic smell that I didn't really notice that much but my male cats (usually not destructive) definitely notice and they are more attracted to these chairs than they are to the catnip infused scratching post provided to them. These are fine for light use, spare extra chairs to have on standby but mine have already started to come loose and crack due to my significant other leaning back against the back of the chair (typical for a man, if not most people). They are still however still intact and still look decent from a distance.... So if you just want nice looking cheap chairs for very very light use, these are probably worth the buy. I would not recommend them for daily use, or for rough children, or men with an stature.... or extended exposure to cats.

These chairs look and feel great. The black is a true black leatherette with espresso-colored wood legs. Assembly was not too difficult, just a bit of a pain to get the legs on at times but nothing major. One of the legs we received was cracked at the screw hole; I emailed the address they list inside the assembly instructions about it and received two (only asked for one! Good on them :) ) replacement legs within a week. Be sure to tighten the screws very tight (but not enough to split the wood!) — the wood is compressible and the screws will loosen over time if you do not tighten them enough at first. These are not the most sturdy of chairs, but for the price, these are probably the best you can do without spending an arm and a leg! I have included a customer image of our chairs around our dinner table.

I bought this set of roundhill chairs open box for $43, a seemingly amazing deal. As the old adage goes you get what you pay for. There were enough bolts to assemble 1 complete chair. On the paper form it states the parts are available but not for open box items. I just tossed the other chair as it could not be assembled without the proper bolts and my son needed a chair for his desk immediately. Disappointed with quality control. The chair itself is on the small side, perfect for a child or small adult. Not nearly as sturdy as other parsons chairs I’ve purchased for the dining room table.

I LOVE these chairs (I bought the black). They are have a simple, clean, contemporary style. I bought an old painted rectangular country-style green table from an antique store (I call it my shabby-chic table) and I needed the table to have a neat touch to show off it's unique style. I had the inspiration to put this mismatched urban/contemporary with country/antique look together. And I think it looks fantastic. We are moving to a larger place and so I plan to buy two more of these as I can extend the table with a leaf and make the set larger. As far as build, they are pretty sturdy. I've stood on them to reach high shelves and no wobbles. They probably wouldn't stand up to 10 years of constant abuse, but if you are looking for that, spend more!! For $50 a chair, they have style, sturdiness, and functionality. I recommend! Oh, and they are a breeze to put together. I'm a handy-lady and found no issue whatsoever with the assembly.

Great quality and comfortable, very little to assemble and easy to do . Came packaged really well perfect chairs for any tablle .

Chairs seem sturdy and well made.

LESS THAN ONE STAR. When you realize the cheap awful quality, they want you to manage the return. I would be embarrassed to have this furniture in my home. It was falling apart before assembly was complete. DO NOT WASTE YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY ON THIS GARBAGE!!!!

Ordered a bright red … came as dark red ! Not exactly like the picture … but I will make it work !

The "Roundhill Urban Style Solid Wood Leatherette Padded Parson Chair, Black, Set of 2" are lovely chairs - I've had as many as 10 sets of these delivered to my home in the past for various reasons and assembled them all. For some reason, the most recent iteration of this chair has really cheaped out on the front corners where the legs sit. The chairs are comfortable and all, but the corners are really fragile if you happen to touch then during assembly. They seem like a cardboard, or laminate type material, with no structural strength. I had one of my chairs break before it was even assembled. HAving said that, once the leg is in, it is fine, and will be fine unless someone grabs the corner, or if it is bumped. So, overall, these are really comfortable chairs, look great, but are expensive for the quality of the construction. They are not solid enough to merit the cost.