Flash Furniture Tiffany Side Reception Chair With Padded Armrests

I needed a chair with arms because I had an accident. This fit the bill.

I guess you get what you pay for. I was looking for a chair in our lobby. It was a pain to build. Screw holes not aligned correctly. I mean it works once I forced it together, but still annoying to deal with.

Top quality crafting, no missing parts and Allen head bolts (easier to torque down than screwdriver heads), and it went together in about 15-20 minutes. Someone who isn’t as mechanically inclined as I am might want more detailed instructions, but they made total sense to me. But the biggest reason I gave it 5 stars was because it was VERY easy to put together. There were lots of reception chairs with arms on Amazon, but I’m REALLY glad that I bought this one!

Fantastic price, too!

Needed a dozen chairs for occasional use and didn’t want to spend a fortune. Purchased these on sale – and am satisfied with purchase. They look great and are built exactly like the original ones we had – for half the price. The weave on the fabric is a little loose – not sure how they will look 10 years from now but spending $125 per chair wasn’t an option. I had no issues whatsoever with weld joints or lining up the pre-drilled holes for the screws. Took between 15-20 minutes to assemble each chair. These may get used on average 10 hours a month – which I believe this chair will be more than adequate for.

We chose this as it was stackable and had arms. The assembly was straightforward, and the chair is very comfortable. Delighted with the chair.

Chairs are comfortable for the price, but the padding is not as thick as the more expensive chairs–nor would I expect it to be. I had to adjust the legs some to get them to stack, but once I did that they were fine.

November 2014 edit: I’ve been using these chairs daily for nearly a year. I do group therapy with mostly middle-aged adults and I sit in one of these chairs as much as 5-6 hours a day. Group members sit in them for over two hours at a time. The chairs have shown minimal wear and are as tight as the day I bought them. I’ve never had complaints from group members about them being uncomfortable, and I prefer to sit in one of these over some of the more expensive chairs we have in the group rooms. They’re easy to stack and store when they’re not needed. I’ll buy these again.

November 2015 edit: chairs still holding up, still look like new. We have to sanitize these (per state health department codes) after each use, which is twice a day some days. Vinyl fabric isn’t showing any wear after all that abuse.