Chaise rotative à 360 degrés, élégante et fonctionnelle. Housse en coton et lin. Fabrication. Idéal pour divers espaces. Fauteuil pivotant de 63,16 lb, ergonomique et respirant. Sièges confortables. Cadre. Pour

The assembly took me about an hour with the help of my teenage sons. Instructions were good, and assembly was straightforward. I was disappointed with the quality, however. I don't feel that this chair is worth the ~$600+CAD. Maybe about half of that, as I've been to many local furniture stores shopping for an accent chair in this price range, and the quality and comfort are much better than this one. Positives: -Assembly is fairly easy if you have multiple people. -The swivel base seems heavy-duty and strong. -The chair is light, so it is easy for one person to move. -Dimensions are good, wide seat. Note that the height is typically shorter than most couches or love seats. Just Ok's: -The fabric seems nice enough so far. Not too rough but not as soft as I'd hoped. -360 rotation works fine, smooth rotation, and no noise or squeaks, but it does have some resistance, like you can't simply spin it 360 with a one-handed push. -The delivery package was opened and not resealed very well; not necessarily a reflection on the manufacturer or shipper. This could have been a result of customs opening it. The Bad: -Comfort - it is not as cushy as I'd hoped. The seat and backrest come vacuum sealed flat down to nothing, and the instructions do state it takes up to 72 hrs to fully expand. This chair is advertised for up to 300lbs, but I don't think the seat springs and cushion are actually going to hold up very long for a heavier person. Sitting on it is not nearly as comfortable as I had imagined. Armrests are hard with minimal cushioning. The seat has just barely enough padding. The back rest is still doesn't appear 'fully expanded' 72+ hrs later, and overall it is just not as cushy and comfy as I had hoped. Good enough for staging a home or maybe a waiting room, but not something you would want to sit in daily or for extended use. -Construction is not perfect. --The back panel fabric drape that covers the entire back was sewn on a little off, so the left side is a bit wrinkled when compared to the right-hand side; thankfully, this is on the back, where most people won't see it. --When leaning back in the chair to relax or forward to get out, there was noticeable play/tipping in the base plate on our first assembly attempt. I flipped it over to inspect what was causing this or if it was a feature; There are two wooden rails on the inner bottom whose purpose appears to take some load off of the swivel plate bolts (swivel plate is connected by two bolts on the left and the right), but the pre-installed wooden rails don't even touch the mounting bar on the swivel plate when it is installed perfectly level (you have to have it a few degrees either forward or backward to contact the rails. Even with the bolts very tight, there is still significant enough movement when enough force is applied that the swivel plate can move until it comes into contact with the wooden rails in one direction or the other. I loosened the bolts on the wooden rails (not mentioned anywhere in the instructions) and tried to adjust them to come into contact with the mounting bars on the swivel plate with limited success. After adjusting the best I could, I've reduced the amount of tilting that can happen, but it is still very noticeable to me, and I'm not sure how it is going to stand up to years of rubbing back and forth. Bottom line: If you can get this for around $300 CAD, then yes, you get what you pay for. But I wouldn't recommend this at $600.