Flash Furniture Tiffany Side Reception Chair with Padded Armrests, Stackable Vinyl Waiting Room Chair for Commercial or Residential Use, Black

Spent more on almost the same chair 6 years ago. I ordered six to replace some old blue stackables. These are easier to put together and seem stronger. I love the way the bolts find their way into the embedded nuts due to a funnel shaped edge. All furniture should use them as it makes lining nuts/bolts up painless and quick. Legs were solid and the arms don't pop out like my old chairs. Definitely an improvement in design. Well done!

This chair was purchased to assist my grandmother with her therapy sessions. A great buy: Affordable Easy to assemble Solid and durable

This is a really good chair for the money. Assembly was quick and easy (I am in my late 60's). Once assembled the chair is very stable. I was looking for a chair to use next to my bed to dress in the morning. This works very well for that purpose. My only complaint is when I get up from the chair the covering apparently sticks to the filling for a few seconds, giving off a crackling sound. Not a big deal, maybe that will go away over time. The chair did have some odor but is going away fast. Again for the money, this is a good chair.

I am having problems with getting up and with it I can move to the edge and push up it's a lot easier than the other chairs I have in the house

Chairs are comfortable for the price, but the padding is not as thick as the more expensive chairs--nor would I expect it to be. I had to adjust the legs some to get them to stack, but once I did that they were fine. November 2014 edit: I've been using these chairs daily for nearly a year. I do group therapy with mostly middle-aged adults and I sit in one of these chairs as much as 5-6 hours a day. Group members sit in them for over two hours at a time. The chairs have shown minimal wear and are as tight as the day I bought them. I've never had complaints from group members about them being uncomfortable, and I prefer to sit in one of these over some of the more expensive chairs we have in the group rooms. They're easy to stack and store when they're not needed. I'll buy these again. November 2015 edit: chairs still holding up, still look like new. We have to sanitize these (per state health department codes) after each use, which is twice a day some days. Vinyl fabric isn't showing any wear after all that abuse.

So, if you can get the chair put together, it's a decent chair. Nothing special. Nice squishy seat- like a cheaper memory foam and easy to clean covering. Putting it together, though, is a B*!$#. The screws holes don't line up, so you have to screw and unscrew the screws until they do line up, somehow, miraculously. I had to sit sideways on the seat back to make the back four screws match up. I think some people may send it back if they notice the screws don't line up quite right. I didn't give up though. If you put all your weight on it, hold it, and quickly put the screws in, you should be fine. :) I got two of these, and it took a lot of physical and emotional energy. I would never recommend getting a lot of these, or you may end up throwing them out the window.

PT says I need to sit up straight and not cross legs. All my chairs have a reclined back, so I bought this. Some assembly required. Too tall for me... my feet don't touch the grounds

We chose this as it was stackable and had arms. The assembly was straightforward, and the chair is very comfortable. Delighted with the chair.