Pro tip, put the “wood” seat on before the legs. Found this easiest with the back rest upside down on top of the upside down seat on the corner of a table. Next tip get bolts to attach legs and foot rest before tightening down all the way. Final tip, get some bearing grease for the swivel mechanism, they are not lubricated. They look nice and pretty, time will tell on durability. The back rest height is just right (at least for avg. height persons). Considering adding seat cushions. Slightly concerned about metal chair backs and if they hit the stone counter, thinking of contriving an aesthetically unobtrusive bumper application.