Yaheetech Dining Chairs Set of 4 PU Leather Upholstered Parsons Dining Chairs with Solid Wood Legs for Kitchen/Living Room/Restaurant, Modern Style, Black

Doesn't have much padding. It's a thin pad and instead of springs it has a board going across in the center under the chair. They're still good chairs for the price and look nice. I had padding from a sofa I took apart to haul off. I used the foam padding and had order seat covers for all my chairs anyway. I have animals. And they are easy to assemble, no hunting down extra tools.

I love how fast my chairs got here good quality and sturdy has good amount of cushion easy to put together.

These chairs were easy to assemble, have a clean look with good fabric but they are stiff, kind of small and narrow, and don't have confidence they will hold a big person without collapsing it

Easy to assemble, comfortable.

So cheaply mad and uncomfortable that after six months, we’re throwing them away. They have a solid wood bottom that is completely flat and the thin cushion does nothing to make it comfortable. Also every single one of them is broken in the same way. I took one apart to figure out what happened. The cross board between the back legs splits if you put ANY weight on the back of the chair. If I could give it zero stars, I would.

Reasonable price, good look and functional.

They are cheaply made (these are wobbly) but we got them before Xmas and that is what I needed. We got through the holidays and none of the chairs broke, thank GOD.

Just completed my installation - the chairs are nice-looking and sturdy (do not know yet how long they last). Here are some tips that make the installation easier. (1) Install the chairs on a table or kitchen counter - much easier than do it on the floor. There are two reasons - the first reason is easier for your back; the second reason is subtle but more important - the screw only goes into the nut if the screw aligns very well with the nut. - it is much easier to judge the screw's alignment when it is close to you than an arm away from above. (2) To make the chair sturdy, you have to tighten the screws - each chair has nine screws. (3) To make the chair not wobbly, you have to level all four legs. The seat connects to the back via five screws - four corner ones and one central one. You can slightly rotate the seat relative to the back around the central screw, which is how to level the two back legs. Two front legs each has a slight space up and down, which help to level two front legs. Plus, two front legs each has a level screw under the leg. That is all from my installation.