Lakeland Furniture Reviews

"Easy to put together. Comfortable. The rising function is a little inconsistent. Seat rising is no problem but lowering seat takes a few attempts before it works. Hoping seat rising and lowering becomes smoother with more use. Otherwise, perfect! "

"Super colour brightens our Grey and white kitchen ....Good quality .....although seats could have been a little larger for extra comfort ....Good service as always from Lakeland \r\n"

"The chair arrived without instructions, hence the lack of a star. However it was pretty easy to assemble and the compressed air part, lickily had it's own instructions printed on to it. That being said, my daughter loves it and it looks great in her new room. "

"lovely breakfast stool. Fits perfectly under kitchen peninsula. Very easy to assemble and looks good."

"The stools are very light and much lighter than we expected. We had some before and they were much heavier. The seats are comfortable. "

"I purchased 3 Kitchen Stools from lakeland Furniture. We had an initial issue which was dealt with quickly and no charge for a small replacement required. My problem has arisen no that after having these stools for just over the 12 month warranty period, 2 of the 3 have broke due to poor quality welding on the base of the seat. This has made the very dangerous as my brother fell off the back of one of them at Christmas. They are not willing to accept that the product is faulty and standing behind their 12 month policy. I believe if you pay for a product like this you should expect more then 12 months of use. I know have to source a new company and buy 3 new stools. I would like to think that if my stools breaking happened to be a one off issue they could replace them, but this makes me feel they get this issue a lot therefore take the company line not to offer any support\/replacements. Very disappointing. I have attached images showing the poor welding (which is not in the right place causing the weakness and then breaking), you can see the welding has come away and making it very dangerous for someone leaning back."