Folding Stool - Backless 18-Inch Stool with 225lb Capacity for Kitchen or Rec Room - Portable Indoor Counter Bar Stools by Lavish Home (Black)

If you're looking for a stool to use with your GlamrGear or similar dance bag this one fits perfectly in the side pouch for a stool! Very sturdy and durable.

This stool does its job, and it's easy to fold into a pretty slim shape that's easy to store. It has a little ring on the underside that you pull to release the legs so that you can fold it, and you just have to pull the bottom lip of the seat forward to unfold it. I use it on a hard laminate floor, and it stays put, well. It's sturdy and doesn't rock when I sit on it, either. The only downside is that the cushion is really thin, so it's not that comfortable to sit on for very long, but I remedied that easily enough with a foam seat cover. The dimples showing on the seat in my picture are from the underside of that seat cover. The paint is a shiny black without scratches or splotches. Overall, I'd say it's a good purchase.

My wife had a pair of these with faux wood grain and at some point we either loaned them out and never got them back or I accidentally tossed them in a donation center bag. Regardless, I figured it would make for a nice Christmas gift for the wife to replace them since she likes them.These have a gray/blue colored seat and silver metal throughout. I gave them a brief test trial and they were stable with my 187 pounds. I am a bit heavy right now so when I lose the 9 or 10 holiday pounds I will be taking it even easier on them. They look well made and are pleasing to the eye.They look really nice and I love the fold-down factor and small footprint. I have already moved our back-up folding chairs for guests to the garage since these fit much easier in our hall closet off the kitchen.

I bought 2 of these stools. One to take with me for mobile massages and one to give to a friend for the same purpose. It's light weight, folds up, so it's portable, and inexpensive. As other reviewers stated, the card that fits over the vinyl seat to protect the vinyl in shipping is difficult to get off. I undid one screw at a time and replaced it before undoing the next to avoid the problem of having to realign the seat. This is not a stool to rock on as I believe the legs would buckle, the padding on the seat is minimal and when you sit on it you can feel all the way to the metal bottom. When I took my stools out of the packaging both were missing a plastic foot. I found them in the packaging. They had come off because they had a crack in them and would not grip the tubular leg. You could go to a hardware store and get sturdier feet or do what I did, wrap them in strapping tape and put them on the leg. Regardless of these issues the stool serves my purposes beautifully and I am happy with my purchase. I weigh about 125 lbs. if that helps.

Let's talk about convenience – the 18-Inch Folding Heavy Duty Round Stool is your portable comfort solution. Whether you need extra seating or a quick rest spot, this stool has got you covered. Its collapsible design makes it easy to store and transport, while the padded seat ensures comfort. Plus, it's heavy-duty, so you know it'll last. From outdoor gatherings to indoor use, this stool is versatile and reliable. Say goodbye to uncomfortable seating options – the 18-Inch Folding Heavy Duty Round Stool is here to make life easier.

I’ve had my white drawing table for years and I never wanted to get rid of it, especially now that I’m 1 year into my studio apartment. I would always have a gaming chair for it but seeing as how my space is much smaller, I can’t maneuver around on a gaming chair like I used to.This stool was honestly the perfect height I was looking for. It wasn’t high enough where my knees/legs would match the height of the table (and I would awkwardly lean over so much while doing art); in fact, I wanted this height so I could have my legs be tucked under the table perfectly (and looked like I was sitting normally). And when I’m not doing art, it just hides away nicely under the table, left as it is or if I felt like folding it up so it’s not intrusive.I’m genuinely excited; I can finally sit at my desk to do art without having to lean on my loveseat couch’s arms and hear it creaking under me lol.Only downside was that it was more pricier than if I went to buy it in person at WalMart.

The legs didn't come out when I followed the instructions about how to unfold the stool. It served it's purpose however.

Simple little stool that is surprisingly stable and comfortable. It folds up nice and tightly so I can tuck it away at my standup desk when I'm done with it.