Linon Maya Brown Counter Stool

I bought 2 from my kitchen counter and they look very nice. The foam on the seat feels like it won't last very long (will flatten quickly), but it has a very sturdy wood base.

We needed to replace our old bar stools and upgrade the style, since our old ones were 40 years old! We use them at our kitchen countertop and they match our dining room set. They go perfectly together.

I purchased this item because I was looking for a solid barstool. I was a bit optimistic because the top swiveled in a circular manner.Less than a month after I received it, the screws started falling out.I had to disassemble it completely and add thread lock adhesive to all the screws.Reassembled it and about two weeks later, one of the legs split down the middle.I went to the Amazon page and clicked on the page to go to the manufacturer's web site but the page link was invalid. Luckily, there was a telephone number. I called them and gave them the Model number off of the front cover of the manual. They responded that they would ship a replacement leg to me. I also asked that they send more screws to hold the seat because two of the screws had fallen out. I purchased this item at a 50% discount because it had been returned previously. Now I can see why it was returned.

GOOD PRODUCT AND EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND !!!!!

Easy to put together if you have the correct assembly partsLast step screws with lock nut and washer were not long enough. I had to buy a scre that was a quarter inch longer for it to work.

5 stars BUT..........Totally satisfied with the stools...look great. However, I have a caveat with respect to assembly. Each leg has 2 holes,...one at the bottom for the foot rest and one at the top where the seat part attaches. On my first leg, I simply screwed the bottom screw in first. Then I proceeded to the top screw. While not way off, the alignment wasn't perfect and it was somewhat difficult to get that upper screw all the way in. Same with the second leg. Thereafter, on the 6 remaining legs of my two stools, I screwed in both the upper and lower screws halfway before tightening either of them down. Problem solved. Also, when attaching the assembled legs to the top/cushion portion, make sure that all 4 holes are properly aligned and insert all 4 screws halfway before tightening any of them all the way down. Finally, one of the holes/female part/screw receptors on the upper end, in the leg, loosened from where it was housed so that it kept twisting after I got its screw 90% of the way in. I've assembled stuff like this for decades, so it's not as if this was my first assembly job and I had no experience with this type of thing. Just a 'for what it's worth'.

The stools came separately. One stool was slightly damaged but did not warrant a return. The thickness was excellent. The stools came with assembly instructions but was not easy to follow. However, both stools are fully assembled and are sturdy after slight assembly problems.

Very sturdy and comfortable. East to assemble. The legs are very slightly wobbly/uneven but not enough to really care. A great stool for the price.