The assembly instructions, which was one page of hand-drawn pictures, were the worst I have seen in a very long time.  I am usually quite adept at assembly but this chair took almost two hours because I had to redo every aspect of it usually a couple of couple of times given the pictures did not adequately display the features of each item. As well the seat had a label on the underside saying "front" which one would assume would mean the side of the seat that points toward the desk.  In the chair I received this label was pointing towards a seam (the only seam in this round seat) so that the one seam in the seat was facing towards the desk. In addition, there were two smalI parts included which were not on the instructions at all.  have submitted a picture of the instructions I received and as you can see they are quite primitive.