I read alot of comments from other saying the back piece didnt fit and the bolts werent long enough, well thats because they assembled the chairs wrong. very important that the 2 main halves cross with the A label on the left and the B label on the right, see my photos for example. if this step is done wrong the back support wont fit correctly, also make sure the back rest curved portion is facing down and the more straight portion is on top. Before bolting everything together test fit for alignment. everything lines up perfectly before bolting it together. If the 2 main halves are crossed wrong nothing will line up at the back rest portion. As for the chairs they are solid wood and very well made, Im quite impressed by the quality and look of these mid-century reproduction chairs. the chairs are comfortable to sit on and the assembly is easy if you pay attention to what I mentioned. hope this helps anyone who buys them and thinks Nothing fits right. Must have!
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I read alot of comments from other saying the back piece didnt fit and the bolts werent long enough, well thats because they assembled the chairs wrong. very important that the 2 main halves cross with the A label on the left and the B label on the right, see my photos for example. if this step is done wrong the back support wont fit correctly, also make sure the back rest curved portion is facing down and the more straight portion is on top. Before bolting everything together test fit for alignment. everything lines up perfectly before bolting it together. If the 2 main halves are crossed wrong nothing will line up at the back rest portion. As for the chairs they are solid wood and very well made, Im quite impressed by the quality and look of these mid-century reproduction chairs. the chairs are comfortable to sit on and the assembly is easy if you pay attention to what I mentioned. hope this helps anyone who buys them and thinks Nothing fits right. Must have!