Drive Medical 12455 Adjustable Height Stool with Back and Arms White

This chair exceeds my expectations--the seat does not tilt forward as I read in other reviews, it is a very sturdy seat, plus there is a bar which allows me to use as a footrest, providing further support. It was very simple to assemble and looks good in my bathroom. Only negative is that the seat covering (a faux leather) was a bit "pushed inward" upon receipt so it does not totally lay flat, but that was not reason for me to return. Hopefully the seat covering will last but so far so good. I recommend this chair.

I am short and handicapped. I use this to be able to be high enough to eat from my table. I also use it to prep foods while sitting at my table. My chairs must have backs and armrests. Good value for a well made and very sturdy chair.

Good sturdy chair not easily tipped. However the seat tilts slightly forward (by design) but a bad idea-makes you feel like you're sliding off. My handyman put some washers underneath the front and now it's level.

My husband is 6'3" and has advanced Parkinson's. He can stand with assistance but has severe balance issues. We have this chair adjusted to the tallest setting and it has been helpful in many ways. He places it in front of the bathroom sink and it allows him to sit and clean up without worry of falling backward, while still being high enough that he can lean over the sink. When I help him get dressed, he can sit in the chair while I help him dress and then easily use a grab bar to stand. The high, slanted seat makes it much easier for him to stand and much easier for me to help him. It has also made cutting his hair and shaving him easier for me.A word of caution - this chair is as sturdy as possible for a chair of this height, but if the person using it puts all their weight on one of the arms, it will tip to the side. I try to move it next to a grab bar and have him use the grab bar when sitting down or rising from the chair. And I would never let him use it without supervision. A fall from the height of this chair would be dangerous.It feels very sturdy to me, but my husband is average weight. I'm not sure how sturdy it would feel to a heavier person.I also thought it was fairly easy to assemble. It came with good instructions and they were also available online in the event that they were missing. I was able to assemble it quickly, by myself, with no problems.In navigating our world of increasing mobility issues, the right equipment can make all the difference. This chair is fairly priced and has been a very worthwhile investment.

I bought this chair for my wife who spends a lot of time in the kitchen on her feet. The legs are adjustable and the arms can be taken off. My wife finds the backrest and seat to be very comfortable. This takes a lot of pressure off her back and feet.

I'm temporarily in a wheelchair. That said, it's very difficult to use or do anything at kitchen, laundry, bathroom or any counter height, for that matter. This chair has now made all of these easily possible for me. It is a game changer! The chair is flexible and well designed/made and very easy to finish-assemble. Highly recommend!!!

It is fairly easy to put together. But, this chair really offers very little use. Guess that is why it is the only one offered for use in the kitchen. Unless you have an island to sit at, you will sit sideways to countertops and the stove. It is sturdy enough, but do not use it to steady yourself when trying to walk around it. And, don’t lean too far right or left. Mine sits in my bird room unused now.

I gotbthis for my wife who has some mobility issues. She uses it to sit in front of the sink and do her morning oral hygiene steps. She likes it so much that even sits in it and does her makeup. The armrests telescope outwards ut to me, makes it a bit unstable if you lean to far to one side while getting up or down. Well worth the purchase.