Adjustable Swivel Round Tufted Chair in Black, 16 to 21.5 Inch Seat Height, Chrome Pedestal Base

A vanity top, a writing desk and a small round table all sit at different heights. A fixed chair is right at one of them and wrong at the other two.

The side lever releases a gas cylinder, and the seat moves anywhere between 16 in and 21.5 in. It also turns a full circle, so you can get in from whichever side has room.

Read the seat height before you read the category

The photograph puts it beside a kitchen counter, and the seat clearly sits well below the worktop. The drawing on this listing gives a 16 in to 21.5 in seat. A 36 in counter wants roughly 24 in to 26 in, so this one is short of it by a good margin.

Vanity and desk work

Raised to the top of its travel the seat meets most dressing tables and writing desks. The rounded back is low enough that it does not block the mirror, and the chrome base takes up almost no floor.

What the drawing actually says

The drawing marks 25 in across, 17.5 in front to back, a 14 in seat, a 17 in back and 330 lb. The written specification on the same listing gives different numbers. We publish the drawing, because it matches the white version of this chair.

One lever moves the seat between 16 in and 21.5 in.

The seat turns 360 degrees on the chrome pedestal.

The figure printed on the manufacturer's drawing.

A 17 in high curved back with diamond buttoning.

The record lists rubber feet to prevent scratching.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A low seat that lifts to meet a taller vanity top.

The swivel helps when you turn to reach a shelf.

A pair suits a small round table, as the photos show.

What we stand behind

• The seat height, overall size and 330 lb figure come from this listing's own dimension drawing.
• The written specification on the same listing gives 27.4 in to 31.9 in, a 46 in overall height and a 26 in by 22.8 in seating area. Those numbers do not match the drawing or the white version of this chair, so the drawing is used.
• The specification list does not name the covering material, so we do not publish one. The product's own web address calls it PU leather.
• The record lists White, Black and Purple as the colour range. This listing is the black one, and the photographs match.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Will this reach my kitchen counter?

No. The seat stops at 21.5 in. A standard 36 in counter needs roughly a 24 in to 26 in seat to leave 10 in to 12 in of legroom, so this chair sits too low for one.

How does the height adjustment work?

A lever under the seat releases a gas cylinder. Take your weight off the seat to raise it, sit down on it to lower it. The travel is 16 in to 21.5 in.

What does the 330 lb rating tell me?

It is the maximum load the manufacturer states. Furniture load ratings come from a test rig, and the industry body BIFMA is clear that a static load figure on its own does not predict how long a chair lasts in daily use.

Why do two different heights appear on this listing?

The written specification says 27.4 in to 31.9 in with a 46 in overall height. The product's own drawing says a 16 in to 21.5 in seat with a 30.5 in to 36 in overall height. We publish the drawing figures, which match the same chair's white listing.