Winsome 94089 Satori Stool, 29", Walnut

It is a good bar stool. After assembly, it looks very solid and stable.

I received it with 3 Lefts legs and only one right leg!

We bought 2 of these for the grandchildren's visit. Easy to put together and the right height for our kitchen island. Great purchase.

Very well made. Would buy again. The instructions are fairly simple and straight-forward. Some learnings: 1) Don't use the allen key that comes with it. It's not a good fit and will strip the screw. You'll need to use your own that fits it well. 2) You'll need help from someone who has very good finger strength. By god was it hard to screw the top rail to the legs together. All the other connections were much easier. 3) Because of #2, you may want to drill the pilot holes just a wee bit larger. Try the screws first to see how tight they are. (We didn't increase the pilot hole size as I had my husband put it together. I would have needed to as I'm not strong enough to tighten the screws.) 4) Buy new screws if you're afraid of stripping your screw heads. We stripped the last screw. Goodness was it hard to get out. They provide an extra screw. Other than the screw issue, the stools are very well made, solid, and super comfortable. The finish on it is satin, and a warm nice colour.

I'm real happy with this stools. Wasn't sure of the quality of them. They exceed my expectation. They are sturdy and not wobbly. Easy to assemble. Everyone that have sat on them have comment how comfortable they are.

This was a Christmas gift for my Granddaughter in college. She loves these stools & she put them together herself. Makes her apartment a little cozier. During those hard College Days

You need a mallet, and a ratcheting screwdriver will be helpful. I have a bad knee, where standing for long periods is uncomfortable. Was looking for this height stool to use during handbell practices. I tried the standard round stools and let me just say, those are NOT designed for normal size bottoms. This one, with a cushion, will be perfect I think. What's to like: Its SOLID. Once you get it assembled it feels sturdy. It is walnut finish, not walnut wood, so it's also lightweight for moving around. The instructions aren't the greatest but it took me 30 min start to finish to assemble, and that included a couple trips out to get better tools. There are some imperfections in the product where there are knots in the wood, but nothing major, and it looks better than I expected for something this cheap. What's not to like: not much, to be honest. the legs don't have any sort of floor protector--just sanded wood, so you'll want to add some stick on floor pads if you have hardwood. And that's about it for the cons. Assembly: while you could assemble this with the included hex wrench, make your life easier and get a ratchet. I don't think I"d use a power tool, too easy to over tighten. Also, the screws are pretty substantial--rub them over a piece of wax and they go in a lot easier. And abt those instructions. They've made it overly difficult. Assemble the left and right sides--don't tighten up yet. PUt the right set on per the instructions and then add the long side bars--both of them. Then add the second leg assembly and tighten everything (don't over tighten). The stool comes with little wooden plugs to cover the holes, but they aren't going to go in with just finger pressure--you need a mallet or something to pad the piece and a hammer.