Brick Attic Drafting Chair with Backrest – Adjustable Foot Rest Rolling Stool with Wheels, PU Leather Swivel Stool for Office Spa Studio Lab Counter Salon Home Work Bar Kitchen Shop(Black)

Comfortable, thick and leather durability. Need to hold the chair down when sitting on it as the chair shifts around a little.

This drafting chair has worked out very well for my electronics workbench setup. I spend a lot of time working on radios, audio equipment, and small electronic projects, and sometimes you simply need to sit down while still maintaining the proper working height. This chair solved that problem perfectly. The height adjustment range is excellent and allows me to position myself comfortably at my bench without hunching over or straining. The stool feels stable, rolls smoothly, and the backrest provides helpful support during longer work sessions. Assembly was straightforward, and overall the chair feels solid and well-designed for workshop or bench use. If you need an adjustable-height chair for a workbench, drafting table, hobby area, or electronics station, this is a very practical and comfortable choice. Highly recommended.

I purchased two of these chairs for use in my music studio where I teach guitar. Very comfortable, both the seat and the back rest. Assembly was pretty straight-forward, first one took about 45 minutes, second one about a half hour. Components are good quality. Long term durability cannot be predicted but I expect they will last for a good long time even with daily use. Only reason I can't go five stars is the hydraulic adjuster is a bit strange - I set it at a medium height but when I get off it returns to full height. Whne I sit back down again it does go to the medium height I set but having always go to full height when it has no weight on it is a bit annoying. Not a deal breaker, just.....strange.

Perfect for our staff who work at the front desk of our hotel. Comfortable, durable and easy to move around.

UPDATE...I've only had this chair for 9 months and it's already showing signs of wear and tear. The "pleather" is shredding on one corner of the back of the chair and the seat itself is starting to bend downward at the front. Also, the seat itself is starting to come loose on the frame so it rocks slightly when you sit in the chair. I've checked all of the bolts and screws in the base piece that attaches to the underneath of the seat and none are loose, the rocking is in the frame post itself. I don't sit in the chair much, in fact, my husband sits in it more than I do, and he only uses it occasionally to type estimates. Neither of us are overweight, so none of this is due to too much weight, or misuse of the chair. I was really hoping that this chair would hold up for a long time, but I'm not sure it will last a full year.I have a standing desk in my shop and was looking for a chair that I could use when I wanted to sit but not put my desk down. I don't like to sit at my desk all day, but sometimes I need to take a break and sit for a bit. This chair fit the bill splendidly and was easy to assemble.