This company gets it. A company could design the best product in the world, at the best price in the world, that could last a lifetime, only to have all that hard work and design destroyed by forgetting to put in a few simple screws needed to put it together. It doesnt matter if the missing part is worth only ten cents. If its not there and whole thing cant be put together because its missing, that part is priceless.
Last thing Joe or Josephine Fix/it wants to do on a Saturday night is hop in the car, search the town for an open/all/night hardware store to find a few screws of unknown size that were left out of the original package.
As you can see in the enclosed photos, the box has a bright ribbon taped to it. When everything is sealed up, thats visible from the outside. This ribbon attaches inside to small bags of hardware. This is a quality control check and at one glance, anyone at the factory can tell whether or not the hardware has been put in the box. Simple but brilliant idea.
Putting this together is simple. Three major pieces and a column that screws onto the base, all neatly packaged to prevent scratching of any parts during shipment.
It has a low back, metal foot rest and you can swivel to your hearts content. It sits as comfortably as any bar stool could, is light enough to be picked up with one hand and the base has a rubberized lip on it to keep your floors from being marred or scratched. What more could you want? A pneumatic lift naturally.
I thought for a bar stool this was kind of low. After adjusting it, it has more than enough height for an average bar. At lower heights it functions quite well as a normal stool that can be easily moved.
lightweight but stury, well designed
This company gets it. A company could design the best product in the world, at the best price in the world, that could last a lifetime, only to have all that hard work and design destroyed by forgetting to put in a few simple screws needed to put it together. It doesnt matter if the missing part is worth only ten cents. If its not there and whole thing cant be put together because its missing, that part is priceless. Last thing Joe or Josephine Fix/it wants to do on a Saturday night is hop in the car, search the town for an open/all/night hardware store to find a few screws of unknown size that were left out of the original package. As you can see in the enclosed photos, the box has a bright ribbon taped to it. When everything is sealed up, thats visible from the outside. This ribbon attaches inside to small bags of hardware. This is a quality control check and at one glance, anyone at the factory can tell whether or not the hardware has been put in the box. Simple but brilliant idea. Putting this together is simple. Three major pieces and a column that screws onto the base, all neatly packaged to prevent scratching of any parts during shipment. It has a low back, metal foot rest and you can swivel to your hearts content. It sits as comfortably as any bar stool could, is light enough to be picked up with one hand and the base has a rubberized lip on it to keep your floors from being marred or scratched. What more could you want? A pneumatic lift naturally. I thought for a bar stool this was kind of low. After adjusting it, it has more than enough height for an average bar. At lower heights it functions quite well as a normal stool that can be easily moved.