Phoenix Home Kenitra Contemporary Plastic Dining Chair, Matte Black, Set of 4

One chair came stained and scratched. Hopefully someone sees this and replaces it. All in all great product.

Sadly sadly HORRIBLE These chairs look incredible and were easy enough to assemble but have all bent and are now lopsided. Don’t buy. Not worth the headache.

These are attractive chairs at a good price, but they came with several deep scratches on the wood legs (I didn’t bother returning, because that’s hard with big items), and they are not super sturdy so I worry about them collapsing—but they have held up for several months, so maybe they are in fact as sturdy as they need to be. However, a screw came out of the bottom of one chair and disappeared, and we have had a hard time replacing it because it’s metric and our local hardware stores don’t carry metric screws. Other than these complaints, they are nice looking chairs and at a good price, and several months later we are still using them daily as kitchen chairs.

No instructions provided but fairly intuitive to assemble. Most of the legs had deep scratches in them from they way they were packed. Fortunately I had a wax wood filler pen handy that matched the color now the scratches aren't that noticeable.

Visually appealing. Lacking in stability and weight limit.

Pretty cute & match my home well but whenever I opened the brand new boxes up, there were pretty decent size scratches on every single piece. Not repairable scratches either - so that was very disappointing.

I was worried about the quality of these chairs, but these are extremely sturdy and comfortable. I've been using them for dinner for a couple weeks. The assembly was fast and easy. It only took a couple minutes a chair. Overall, high quality for a low price.

This might be my worst Amazon purchase to date. Nothing fits the way it is supposed to. It's like trying to pound a square peg through a round hole. The package comes with the white plastic mold and the legs already assembled. The directions then tell you to attach the legs to the plastic mold using screws and these meal hinge type things. Problem is, those don't fit the holes on the bottom of the chair at all. Maybe one of them does, but the other three will not. So you are trying to screw in the screw sideways and you cannot get them flush at all. This is a major safety concern as the chair could just fall apart at any time if the screws are not inserted correctly. Not a great purchase at all.