??I’ve been using this for about a year for tattooing, it holds up well!Stool was great, wife liked it. The only problem we had was the wheels that came with the stool would not turn properly on a wood floor, causing it to scuff the floor. We ended up buying better casters(single wheel, roller blade style, rated at 300 lbs each), and no problems since we put on the new wheels.Awsome for sitting at the sewing table. My backaches went away completely with this stool.my wife likes it because she can go to the max height at her art table.I love this stool , it's better than i expect it to be . Good size , more comfortable than though it would be . I can move around the room and never have to get up .I wanted the stool to work at my kitchen counter. I thought 25 inches would be a great height. The stool is only 23 1/2 inches and the stool sinks another inch when I sit on it. So it is 3 1/2 inches shorter than I thought it would be. Also, the "Plate" that covers the legs is a cheap plastic covered with a metallic spray rather than a metal plate to match the leg. The tan color is more of a dark tan or brown, so that was disappointing, too. It IS easy to put together. Altogether, a disappointment for the price of $70. I wish I'd ordered the Boss stool I got in 2014. It is only $61 and comes with wheels, a back, and a seat height of 26.5.Built like a tank. Works great at a drawing/drafting table. I got the sliders as opposed to the wheels.