These chairs have been frustrating. There were problems with three of the four front legs I first got: the holes for the screws to screw into weren't seated properly. One screw would go in, but the other screw was too short to reach. Three out of four legs. So I called and they sent me more legs (took about a week). And those were problematic, too. So I had to go get screws 1/8" longer for it to work. And the holes to screw the seat on required both a drill and some pre-drilling -- no way I could have done that with a hand screw driver. In the end, I got my handyman to come build the chairs. For the money, and the extra equipment, I could have bought higher-quality chairs. But these look nice now that they're together.

Pros: Nice-looking when finally assembled
Cons: Poor-quality parts, hardware that doesn't work with poor-quality parts, not really as promised for ease of assembly