WKWKER Round Rolling Beauty Stool On Wheels PU Leather Swivel Height Adjustable Salon Chair Kitchen Work SPA Stools With Wheels(Brown)

I can’t stand for long so i use it in the kitchen

ITS STURDY AND VERY GOOD LOOKING IDEAL FOR MOVING AROUND THE HOUSE

I bought this stool to be used as an pacing aid for getting around my kitchen, as I struggle being on my feet/unpredictable energy levels.It rolls well over hardwood floor (but not so much over carpeted floors) and feels comfy-ish to sit on. It's small and fits nicely in the adjacent cupboard under my stairs when I'm not using it. It's a lovely colour, very similar to what was advertised, overall it does the job well.My only nick-picks are: whilst it was easy enough to put together, however I'd be mindful if you also struggle with doing fine-motor tasks with your hands like me, that assembling the parts requires a bit of 'elbow grease', so maybe have someone else on hand to help.Also you have to be a bit more aware of your centre of gravity when sitting on it, as it feels a bit unsteady at times if I lean too much in one direction, so if you have core-strength issues I'd maybe look elsewhere.My reason being, whilst I've found it alleviates the pressure on my knees and ankles, which was the main objective, I now have to be more mindful of my posture and back...which may or may not end up being a blessing in disguise, and turn into a useful 'DIY physical therapy exercise'...who knows!But that's my 2 cents.

We have a few different stools in our studio and thought we would try this cheaper one. We don’t actually use it that much as it’s the worst one in our studio and we have had a few accidents with people tipping over. It’s small and hard so not comfortable and the base where the wheels are is quite small which means it’s prone to tipping over when leaning forward or backwards (our other stools don’t no this) so for us we had wished we just spent a bit more money on buying a sturdy one like our original ones

Worth the money