FURWOORound Rolling Stool Height Adjustable Stool with Wheels for Spa Salon Massage Black

I was a little skeptical when I got this. It has been a great product. It rolls well. This light weight product is very sturdy and stable. It looks great in my space and the price is good.

Delivered on time. Installed in 5 minutes and stool is going to work perfectly. Stool is strong and all components are high quality. Great value!!

A little small for my big butt. But well made.

It's a decent stool, but I wish the center of gravity was a little lower. I am using this stool for PT exercises that requiring me to stretch my leg out behind me. The "away" is fine, but about half the time it tips over when I pull back. I realize this is not an intended use, but I thought it was worth noting.

This stool works great but is incredibly small. It’s like a mini stool so if that’s what you want this is would be perfect for you. Easy to put together.

Super little stool. Threw my back out and needed to be able to get into my refrigerator easier. Now I'm using it all over the house. Works great and seems nice and sturdy so far.

This item has helped me a lot with chronic pain and accomplishing tasks. I'm able to adjust the height to wash dishes, cook meals. It has lasted and not broken down (several rolling items I've bought have). I have shedding animals and hair, etc. hasn't been a problem with the wheels. I get around without a problem. This rolling stool has been a life saver.

Where do I begin? First of all, the wheels don't really attach. The little pegs on them fit into the holes in the base, but they don't snap into place or anything, so if you lift it up they fall right out. The base just sort of sits on them. I have to use this stool tonight, so I have attempted to cement them into place with some plumber's putty I had sitting around. Let's see what happens when it sets.The column to support the seat also doesn't really attach to anything. It sits in the well designed for it, in the base, but the only thing keeping it there is gravity. Likewise, the seat doesn't attach to the column; it just sort of balances on top. If you need to pick the assembled stool up to carry it somewhere, what happens is that you lift the column, and the wheels fall out of the base and the base falls off the bottom of the column, leaving you holding the column with the seat possibly still balanced on top of it, while your feet are surrounded by parts that you need to reassemble.And forget actually rolling the stool if you're sitting on it. In fact, you should probably try not to even breathe while sitting on it, lest you upset the delicate balance of forces holding it together. If it were possible to give negative stars, I would.