Flash Furniture HERCULES Series 21''W Stacking Church Chair in Black Fabric - Silver Vein Frame

This chair is very sturdy and comfortable, with good lower back support.I was concerned about assembly because other reviewers suggested that a power drill would be required to assemble it. That was not the case. While it does require some strength to drive the screws into the hard back, I believe most adults with normal grip strength can manage. If not, you can probably find somebody to help. Just make sure the back is aligned, possibly by taping or clamping the back in place before driving the screws.The only negative thing is that the legs are uneven and wobble when I'm not sitting. If I sit, it's fine and does not wobble. Also check the dimensions, this is a very wide chair. Get the narrower size if you're not super fat

I paid about 50$ per chair, and they're firm enough that people can sit in them for relatively extended periods of time, versus spending 100 or even hundreds. We use them for our games table. I figure it's about the best bang for your buck.

I bought a chair like this from the manufacturer four years ago. It's iin good shape. I just needed an extra chair for visitors and this one made the cut. Easy to assemble and no problems. *******There are no markings on the back of the chair to direct you to where screws need to be placed. You will need a drill bit, sharpie or some kind of marker to mark places for screws, measuring tape and of course drill to affix the screws.******I would buy again.

The chair came in a box almost as big as a refrigerator box and only took half the space in the box.it is pretty lightweight to carry and move around. the bag that has the nails in it was just loosely laying around and torn open. one screw was missing out of 6 screws. but whatever will only use four. there are no marks no chalk marks, nothing to indicate the back rest where the screws will go. also the back is full fabric so when you go screw the screws in you will tear the fabric some. you will need a drill and possibly a drill bit to predrill the holes after you mark where the hole will be.the seat itself looks like it would be soft and cushioning but it is a little stiffer than it looks. i am a 520lb guy so I bought this as a computer chair and I can see it working out pretty well.if you buy this you may need to get a few screws from the store and if you don't have a drill you might be able to borrow one from a family member or friend or buy a cheap one and then return for a refund.I tried using a regular screw driver and it was a bit tough to try to get the screw in. but this is the only issues. otherwise it is extremely worth it. right now I am using it with out the back being screwed in and it seems fine just can't squirm around too much or the back may slide off and I would fall backwards. don't recommend using until you get the back screwed in properly and safely.

Solid chair. No bells or whistles. I have been using an office chair forever, but I wanted something that didn't spin, didn't have a dozen little adjustments. I also needed something sturdy because I'm a bigger guy. This fit the bill.

I purchased these to go with a vaulted "game table", that looks like a normal dining table but the top comes off.These match the aesthetic of the table, and look OK if the spouse approves, but not as nice as wooden chairs.The upside, is these are COMFORTABLE! Important if you game 4-5+ hours, and even for bigger sized people, these are super comfortable.Easy recommendation, I will buy the exact same ones again if I ever need more.

Super easy to put together. I thought it was sturdy and comfy. Bought this for a desk chair.

These chairs are very comfortable. Bought for my poker table and they are extremly comfortable and everyone commented on them. Very happy with the purchase.