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Question: What is the width for the legs on the floor?  I have a 19 space for the feet.
Document: The legs do not have rubber feet so they can easily scratch wooden floors. They're going back.
These chairs, as with most Chinese goods, are cleverly designed and of course the price is very attractive. I purchased the set less than a year ago. When the arrived, the first problem was that the carton was of minimal strength for the weight of the contents. It had been dropped and four of the eight plastic feet and been broken and driven up inside of the legs by the impact. (Would not have been a problem had the legs been shipped without the feet inserted).
These stools are adequate for the price. They are attractive and the seats are comfortable. The back does not support your body very well. We bought these because we don't intend to sit in them for hours on end. They went together very well, and I had no problems assembling them. I went to a local hardware store and bought rubber tips for the legs because they come with plastic inserts and I didn't want to scratch our floor. All in all, they are worth the price.
These stools are cheap, but in this case you get slightly more than you pay for.They put together pretty easily but there were two problems:#1. One of the chairs lacked the hardware so I had to purchase the screws and bolts at Lowe's.#2. One of the chairs had a broken piece on one of the feet.Now you would think that after all that I would rate this chair lower.
I sent a photo and a description of the broken feet. (There was no parts list with the chairs.) First, they sent the wrong feet. More correspondence. Then they sent a bag with all of the plastic parts for half of one chair! I received two of the four feet that I needed. I finally gave up and bought some substitute feet at a hardware store.The next problem happened about 6 months into the ownership.
Looks great. Good price. Comfortable. Though it's easy to put together, the instructions are not very clear. The bolts that attach the seat to the legs are not the ones the instruction shows. Once you figure one out, you're good to go. I would recommend this product.
I have had this chair for 6 months now and I am dissatisfied. The screws were stripped for the legs and after just a little use its rickety and shifts a lot. I cannot keep one of the screws in the leg and that leg falls off shortly after the screw falls out. This is trash
I just received this today. It arrived in a timely manner. packaging was damaged, but the product was not affected. I was excited until I saw the parts. The circular parts (for stabalizing the legs, and that the seats rest on) were very, very clumsily welded. The welding was "chunky" and you could see the hammer marks. Two of the welded pieces didn't fit propery and overlapped slightly.
I'm not a heavy guy (165lbs) and I'm not particularly hard on furniture etc.At that point, the chairs are unusable. More correspondence with Moshya. What is the part number of the legs? There is none, I reply. I send photos. I ask them several times. No answer.So I have given up and bought a different pair of chairs that are more sturdy and with a better design.
I had many problems with these bar stools. I bought 6 of them off of here. Here's a list of my issues and why I rated them so low.1. Just taking them out of the box, I was disappointed. Literally every single one of them(out of the 6 purchased) had some kind of damage to them. They had scuff marks around the seat and on the legs there would be small places where the the paint was chipping off or was gone.
Answer: They are 14-inches by 14-inches square.