Cosco 11120RED1 Retro Chair/Step Stool, Red
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Cosco 11120RED1 Retro Chair/Step Stool, Red
Customer Review: A blast from the past
Summary: 5 Stars
My daughter moved into a new home and requested a chair for her kitchen like the one she remembered in her grandmothers kitchen. I was able to find it here at Amazon. It will be the perfect Christmas gift and she doesn't suspect a thing.
The chair is great. Needed assembly but her husband can do that. Glad that I used Amazon to find this. It was so easy.
Customer Review: A kitchen stool built to last, yet looks good!
Summary: 5 Stars
I purchased this chair to replace one that was wobbly and had seen its last days! It even had a plug out of the seat and a rip in the seat back. I was not disappointed with the Cosco Retro Chair/Step Stool. It is easy to assemble, and looks great. Further, it is very sturdy and will support over 275 pounds easily. This is the most sturdy step stool/chair combination on the market in my opinion (without going to commercial grade.) The purchase price from Amazon was lower than could be found elsewhere.Customer Review: AWESOME!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I, or should I say my son, loves this chair. He is now almost four, but we had an old white one that belonged to our grandfather that had seen better days. So, I looked at the brand and searched online before I found the new, updated version of the chair/step stool. I was so excited. I ordered it immediately. It didn't take long to put together and my son couldn't be happier with his new red chair. It works great from 18 months on...I will never regret this buy. Thank you Amazon, for a wonderful transaction!!!!
I say - great chair @ an affordable price - can't pass it up if you have kiddos!!!!
Customer Review: Assembly Almost Impossible
Summary: 1 Stars
Just got this chair yesterday. Thought, okay, other people are being whiners about the assembly. Not so. The second thing you put on is the back - and the bolts they give you will not hold it on safely. I ended up getting our own longer bolts to put the back on with so that I don't have to worry about my kid falling out when the back breaks off. I had only one part where I was able to get the bolts in without sheer misery, the bottom step of the stool. Good thing they give you extra bolts - because you end up stripping off half of them. And I still used several of my own. I do not mind the stools sliding out rather than the hidge on the old models as I also remember getting pinched on the old ones and how heavy they were. So, that will not be my complaint. But, the assembly is too painful to make this thing worth it. I still have bolts falling off that I just can't get in. The top step of the stool has one (I think the threads where I am bolting it into are all wrong) and the plastic side rails are IMPOSSIBLE as they are just not quite wide enough for where they are supposed to go, so the bolts are at an angle. Yes - I even used one of my husbands super clamps to try to get them on by squeezing the legs together. It took 3 hours of MISERY and like I said, I have a stool, it's still not all assembled. And, yes, I do know how to assemble products and use a screw driver.Customer Review: Bad buy
Summary: 1 Stars
very cheaply made. leaned back against the back first time I sat in it and the screws pulled out and stripped. Can't be fixed. Not at all like the old fashioned ones. The screws around the legs keep coming out. The little steps are so flimsy I am afraid to step on them