Needs lots more assembly than the online info shows
This chair needs way more assembly than showing in the diagram. The back is separate from the base. It needs to be wedged into place and the side brackets need to line up with the ones on the base. Then you need to turn the whole chair upside down, to screw a bolt into a pre-drilled hole, which needs to be screwed in tightly to hold the seat back to the base. The back section is very tight fitting and not easy to get properly seated onto this side brackets. I'm a guy and had some trouble doing that myself. I would recommend only a person of considerable upper body strength do this. The legs need attaching which is pretty straightforward. Concealing the true amount of parts and labor needed to fully assembled this chair is really bad and, truthfully, had I seen the true diagram and known exactly what needed to be done, I wouldn't have chosen this chair. Shame on the people who decided to omit that information.