Product Description

Cosco has modernized its classic kitchen chair and step stool from 1935. Features include steps that glide in and out effortlessly; a comfortable padded vinyl seat; grip-treads on steps for safety; and a classic chrome finish. Black seat and back. Imported. 22Wx35Hx16D".

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #12713 in Home Improvement
• Color: Black/Chrome
• Brand: Cosco
• Model: 11-120CBB1
• Number of items: 1

Features

• Easy one tool assembly
• Padded vinyl seat and back
• Step stool slides in and out easily
• Over molded step treads for security
• 225-Pound weight capacity

From the Manufacturer
Cosco Retro Chair and Stool with black upholstery and chrome frame finish

Customer Reviews

Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To
The item meets our expectations, and thus rates 3 stars. However, our expectations are normally that something emulating the past is not going to be as well executed in current times. Apparently our poplulation doesn't support the same level of quality available as back when people where willing to pay for truly durable goods and capable labor had not yet priced itself above market value. Plastic vs. metal (cost reduction) and slides vs. linkages (safety threat or cost reduction?) are manifestations of the compromises. But it does look like the predecessor, if you squint. We were replacing a worn out classic, and were pleased that Amazon made this item available. Doubt you will do better.

Like grandma's
I bought this on a sentimental whim as it looked like an exact replica of my deceased grandma's kitchen chair. Assembly was easy until one of the last steps. It took me and my husband TWO hours to try to put ONE bolt in. (We're stubborn folk and I hate returning things!) The parts just weren't fitting together properly. Finally, my husband just used one of our own screws and assembly continued fine. I strongly recommend using the Handy Hint that is provided about greasing the footstool glide pin as I didn't do that and, while the slide technically works fine, it has a tendency to get stuck a bit.

... and yes, the chair is a good replica of my Nana's. It just looks smaller than I remember but, then again, I was only little when I used to play on her chair.

Not so smooth ...
I bought this chair for my 78-yr old Mom, and she loves the retro look and dual functionality. The pull-out step does NOT glide as it says in the product info. You have to lift it out, but it is still convenient. It takes up less room than we thought, so it fits great in a small kitchen. A bit pricey, but if it lasts will be worth it.