POWERSTONEStackable Stools 6 Pack, Portable Stacking Bar Stools Iron Round Nesting Chairs Flexible Seating for Home Office School, Black

Great little stool. I have breathing issues and needed to set up "recovery" stations around the house. These are perfect! Plain, simple and extremely light weight ***, can just bump them out of the way when done. They'll be easy to clean, and stack without sticking.*** NOTE: Confusion regarding the weight. Description indicates 18.75#. Tried to verify EACH, and was told the same thing. Almost didn't order, then reasoned that they probably wouldn't offer Free Shipping on an order that would weigh approx 113#, so took a chance. Glad I did. They weigh just over 3# eachI now have little stools popping up like mushrooms all over the house - may get more.

I bought these for my 5th grade classroom. They look great but the legs bend if the kids lean AT ALL in one direction or the other. I've trained them to sit down completely straight on them but I have to frequently bend the legs back so they are straight. The metal is a bit cheap.

I got these to support plants, so I was looking for sturdy and well-welded stools. These are great and a good price, too. I don't expect to have to sit in them for long, but added one near the front door to use while putting shoes on.

I’ve looked for all metal stools for some time, and was very happy to find these. And in a pack of 6 no less, handy for sitting, for putting one’s feet up, as a side table, as a plant stand. Elegant in appearance too. The drawback is that they are not sturdy. I’ve had all metal Benny chairs from IKEA for 30 years, and they are sturdy. I can stand on the Benny to reach items on the top shelf. But not on these stools. When I did stand on them with my 160-200 lbs weight, the top bent. A difference is in the weight: the Benny is 4.4 lbs of metal, these are just 2.4 lbs. Please someone make a sturdier, all metal, stool.

I use these chairs for my small groups in my classroom, and they’re great so far. Sturdy, easy to put out of the way, light, and accessible to the kids!

You can stackNot to lowSturdy

I bought these for my classroom for small groups. My 5th graders bent the legs on most of them within a few weeks. I let it go too long to return them. I replaced them before someone got seriously injured. They are also LOUD when they fall over. These are fine for adults, but not wobbly kids.

I use these in my first grade classroom. They nest easily and are nice and light for students to move. My only complaint is how noisy they are when they tip over (with 6-7 year olds, this is frequent). Even with a carpeted floor, it sounds like a gong ringing. Overall, I am happy with them.