These swivel armchairs feature a tailored silhouette with square arms for a clean look in your space. Upholstered in soft knit fabric, each chair has a cushioned back and seat that create a supportive spot for relaxing. The frame is made from engineered wood and rests on a metal base, offering a steady foundation for the smooth swivel function. With reversible cushions, it's easy to keep each chair looking fresh even with daily use. It also features a 360° swivel for effortless rotation and convenience.
I was very surprised by how sturdy and heavy this chair is. As you assemble it you realize how beefy the parts are, the fasteners, and the overall design. I had no issues with anything except the steel frame that was marked "FRONT" on one end. I positioned it in the front as instructed, but had the label facing up when I assembled the chair. That left the holes for the swivel mechanism also facing up, something I discovered when I went to add the mechanism. Not a big deal - about 10 minutes to partially disassemble and reverse the frame, but something that the instruction book should make note of. It's pretty obvious when you realize your error, but if you've never assembled this chair before, you miss small details like that.
I was happy that all the hardware was on one blister-pack card, with a few spare screws; not needed but good to have. They're specifically marked "Spares" so you don't think you missed anything. There is a hex wrench included so in theory you need nothing but what is supplied to complete the chair.
I found it easier to use my own ratcheting hand screwdriver with a hex insert; it made putting in the screws much faster. Also, there were a few steps where the instructions call for the chair to be laid on its side during assembly - I found it easier to turn the chair upside down. It's easier to insert screws when gravity helps you.
I am truly impressed with the look of this chair, and expect very long life after observing the heavy-duty construction. The chair is quite heavy after being assembled, another testament to its quality of construction. Follow the recommendation of not tightening the screws until you reach the point where the instruction book says to do so. I can see that if you prematurely tighten some screws you will have difficulty inserting later screws because many of the parts have slots to get perfect alignment; if you tighten too early you will not have a square tight product. And when you insert two parts together that have slots for slide-in assembly, give the parts a good smack with your palm to make sure they are fully seated. Don't use a hammer! If they are tight they are likely out of alignment and need to be coaxed with a good smack.
The cushions are vacuum packed and need (according to the instructions) 24 hours or so to expand fully. I finished the chair about an hour ago and they look pretty full to me already.
And finally, if you possibly can, assemble the chair in the room where you intend to place it. When assembled, the smallest dimension is 29" which will be a tight fit through a standard 30" door, requiring two people to maneuver it. I found unboxing the chair parts just inside the entry door and carrying the individual sections to the room where the chair will "live" made the most sense. Believe me, this is a heavy chair weighing well north of 50 pounds when assembled.
All in all I found this an excellent purchase at a very attractive price, perhaps half of what similar swivel chairs are going for in local stores. Just one thing to notice - this is a swivel chair, not a swivel rocker.
EDIT 06-08-26: I have seen other reviews where there was criticism of the back cushion not filling out and being wrinkled. I noticed this also when the chair was first unpacked. It's been a couple of weeks now, and the back cushion is nicely plumped out.. Connecticut Fan. CT. Sun Jun 07 2026
