Doesn't come with instructions. Found out the hard way that there are two lengths of screws; be very careful to use the short ones when screwing in the seat.

In most chairs, there is a lip on the back of the seat that extends past the back rails of the chair. This doesn't have that, so you have to be careful to align it correctly. Also, that means that you don't screw in the back of the seat, only the front and the middle, and that there is a very small gap between the seat and the back crossbar.

The chair has a smaller seat and is shorter than you would expect. Smaller than an IKEA dining chair, for instance.

I really liked the cover, but this was a very long list of caveats.