Office Star Height Adjustable Drafting Chair with Footrest

I bought a craft table that is counter height 38 and needed a chair tall enough for comfortable working. This chair is perfect! Went together easily and performs well and is comfortable!!!

Easy assembly, comfortable, looks great behind our desk!

This site has competitive prices [...]

I bought this chair to sit behind the 44" desk at my store. It adjusts easily and assembly was quick and easy. There is a bit of jerkiness when you sit down each time, but it doesn't sink down or squeak like some pneumatic chairs. [...]

I was looking for a chair that I could use with a 32" high work-bench/hobby table that wouldn't cost an "arm & a leg", something simple and functional. This chair fit my needs perfectly. I am a "BIG" guy (6'1" & 320lbs)and I have had no problems with this chair supporting me and staying adjusted to the height I need on it. ALLOT less expensive than the so-called "BIG & TALL" chairs that are out there (over $500+ in most cases). I am happy with it and would buy another if need be (but hopefully won't have to anytime soon).On a side note I do have to agree with a previous review about the plastic cover for the backrest post. It was shaped awkwardly and did not fit but the chair both looks great and works fine without it so I left it off too. Other than that, no problems.

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I purchased this chair because I needed something taller than your usual office chair. I have 3ft high counters in my craft space. I was a bit skeptical only because taller chairs like these have a tendency to tip easily if not properly balanced. I was pleasantly surprised to find this to be a sturdy reliable comfortable chair. I love the tear drop foot rest. In addition, it rolls very smoothly on my 3/4" plywood surface. I don't recommend placing it on a carpeted surface. I had a bit of a problem putting one of the pieces in place which happened to be a plastic cover that slips over the metal connection between the back of the chair to the underside of the seat. Things just didn't seem to line up. Despite this, it does not interfere with the overall function of the chair. So, I just left it off since it's decorative and has no "real" function to my knowledge. Make sure you tighten the screws well or they will eventually fall out. I made that mistake. You really have to crank them down. Not just "hand-tighten" them. So, ladies, get out your power drill or have your hubby tighten them for you. I would definitely recommend this to a friend or family member and the price was fantastic. The best on the internet. The same or similar types like this one run in upwards of $150+. [...]This was a GREAT BARGIN!

Because of the ease of adjusting, this stool is used at the desk and heightened to use for ironing.