Warwick Dining Chairs

The chairs arrived in a well packed box. Heavy and sturdy wood and paint were high quality and the chairs were easy to assemble. Previously I had chairs from Ikea which I just replaced with these chairs and I do not regret because they are really better and solid for a fair price. A great value for such nice chairs.

They’re sturdy and easy to put together. Exactly what I was looking for.

The "used" variants of these chairs have arrived on my doorstep in near new condition. Minor scratches or imperfections can be covered with a furniture crayon and they still look great. Look at it this way. If you're buying them for a regularly used dining table, these used chairs are going to look like your "new" ones 6 weeks into ownership. Chairs are solid and have some weight. They don't feel like they'd be easy to break. These are pretty easy to assemble as long as you are not trying to use the included allen wrench. A ballallen socket on the end of a stubby 1/4" ratchet will make assembly much easier.

I have 8 of these chairs around my dining table now, some are upwards of 4 or 5 years old. They are very sturdy and durable. A few had started to get a little wobbly and the screws just needed a tighten up and they have been great again. Nice wide seat and haven’t felt the need to put cushions on them because they are plenty comfortable without the extra padding

SO NICE! Solid and sturdy! Super impressed

It's a fine looking chair. I did have (as I saw another did - so watch out for it) one back piece that had visible white glue "bubbling" at the seam - I wrote customer service with a pic, and they responded very quickly (within 30 minutes) and gave me the tracking number for the new part being shipped. My experience: Very simple to put together. There are 11 screws in total across the chair - they provide each size in separate bags (short, standard, long) - and the directions are clear. I think some have commented on this as being hard or taking a long time - I don't understand that. I've put IKEA furniture together that has been a pain - this was ezpz. "Wobble." A few have spoken on this - two pieces of advice: (1) don't tighten screws one-by-one as you go - screw them in as "groups" - moving from one to another. Basic rule of furniture and it's in the instructions - keep them loose until you are ready to tighten them all down (more for the attachment of seat to back as opposed to the front two legs). (2) Potential "wobble" is controlled when you attach the seat and front legs to the back frame/leg assembly. Take your time with this - snug but don't tighten - and test the levelness (a word?) as you go. I found that it took a few iterations - there is a bit of flexibility in terms of these two pieces going together - and you can adjust the pitch of the seat to the back and get it perfect. Hope that makes sense. So - I think they're fine looking, solid, and had good experience with customer service. And the assembly takes a bit of care with the wobble factor you may read about in reviews, but I don't know that it would be any different with putting together any other chair. Update: I still feel good about the chairs - but the last two I received (of 6 total - in separate shipments) - had issues. One had the same "glue bubbles visible at seam" issue - the other may have been handled while the paint was still wet - and you can see the imperfections in finish on the top back of the chair. I've written and assume they'll ship new - but even with great customer service (and a product I'm happy with) - it's a bit of a chore.

I love these chairs. Great quality. Easy to put together.

Sturdy, sleek, and survived my family’s dinner chaos.