Stool Chair with Back Support Ergonomic Esthetician Seat

Good quality

A lot better than I expected. I only had it for one day, so idk how durable it is, but seems very good. Easy to assemble

A great stool

I bought this as I cannot stand for very long due to my disability when preparing food, and had to rely on my husband to cook or prepare really quick things like toast or cereal. Now that I have this, I can actually stir things in a pan and cook much better meals. It is sturdy as long as you don’t lean forwards too far, so sit quite far back on it, don’t perch on the edge. Because my legs go either side of it as it’s a saddle style, I can get nice and close to the hob. It’s just tall enough for me to see into a saucepan when on the highest height and is sturdy with easy to roll wheels. It’s re

Handy for the kitchen, when you can’t stand for long.

As somebody with a disability which means I cannot stand or walk for very long at all, this is proving to be a godsend, particularly in the kitchen. Previously I have tried perch stools (cumbersome and static), a wheelchair (too big and awkward for my tiny kitchen) and then saw a blog of someone with MS who recommended this type of stool for use in the kitchen.

OK but saddle is a bit too wide

It's possible I could have got used to it if I tried it for more than a couple of weeks but I would have been happier if the central saddle part was narrower and the seat shaped to give you the freedom to move your legs closer together or further apart depending on what feels more comfortable at the time like you can with a normal chair - with this chair, I felt my legs were stuck in one position all the time (which is never going to be comfortable when setting for long periods of time).

If you

It is very comfortable to sit on as there is only one way to do it. Double roller wheels make it easier to move and height is easily adjustable.