Giantex Upholstered Rocking Chair, Modern High Back Armchair, Comfortable Rocker with Fabric Padded Seat, Waist Pillow and Wood Base Accent Chair for Nursery, Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Gray

I enjoyed this chair when I first bought it and was home with my son. Arm height was good for holding a sleeping or feeding baby.It’s been almost exactly 4 years now and we’re looking to replace it. The seat is not comfortable and didn’t hold up to moderate use showing some sagging. The rocker is also always collected dirt or dog hair (could just be our husky haha).

I'll add to all the other reviews that say assembly is terrible. Attaching the back to the base is not easy - it has to be lined up just so and I couldn't do it by myself. A second person was needed to push and hold the back into position to get the last bolt to go in. They need to take a page from ikea and find a better way.

My husband and I did a ton of research on choosing a chair for our nursery. I normally do not take the time to write a review, but since I found myself reading every single review on each chair we were selecting, I thought I would take the time to review.Pros:-mid century modern look of the chair- does not look like a nursery rocker- love the gray color and walnut color of wood-price point - similar chair on other websites were close to $1,000-the arms seem like the correct height for nursing a baby (we are due in March so haven’t officially tested it out yet)-I like how firm the chair is- if you are looking for a chair to really sink into this chair is not for you, but I prefer a firmer chair.-I am 5’2” and my head rests comfortably on the back of the chair and my feet touch the floor- some of the chairs I tested out my feet did not touch the floor.-The rocker rocks nicely on our hardwood floors and has protective felt in the bottom of the rockers.Cons:-My husband was able to assemble this chair in about one hour. He is very good with directions and said that some of the directions were not that clear. The main one being the brass nuts that you are supposed to put into the wood part of the rocker (the very first step) were hard to get into the too small pre-drilled holes. He had to use a rubber mallet to hammer them in and then figured out they were supposed to go all the way down into the holes, which is not clear on the directions. He said if he had put them in the wrong way they would have been impossible to get out.

Ordered this for my expecting sisters Christmas present, and I decided to go ahead and assemble after reading all the reviews of it being hard to put together.... the first few steps are easy the very last part of securing the back to the base is what gets you! But with a little patience I was able to assemble it with very little assistance in just under an hour! Quality wise the fabric and base seem very nice, the cushions could be a little more plush but I understand for the price point, and If your someone with wider hips I wouldn’t recommend as the seat is on the narrow side I’m a women’s size 20 in pants and I fit but fairly snugly- luckily my sister is a smaller so I believe she will be very comfortable!

I overall love this chair. It is not the most comfy but it is firm which I personally like. It rocks very gently and is a roomy enough chair for me (200lbs) and my husband (260 lbs) to sit in comfortably. The assembly though was a huge pain. The wooden pieces that attach to the bottom are no biggie. But when you get to putting on the top backrest piece- it took us a combined total of about 2 hours. It had three screws and they all had to go in just right in order to screw on correctly. It is a bit hard to explain over a review but just keep in mind you will have to be very patient and gentle with the screws while installing.

I think this is a nice mid-century modern style rocking chair at a great price. It comes with few pieces and is easy to assemble. My wife and I are both tall, I am 6'3" and the rocking motion is comfortable, however it's not a giant chair and for me there's no headrest to speak of though I assumed that before buying. It may be too narrow for some people, but it's been praised by a lot of adult company of ours that have sat in it. We use it in a nursery and like the more compact size. Hard to comment on but the gray color was exactly what I was expecting.

Great rocking chair for the price, sturdy, not the easiest to put together but I did it in 1 hour.

We needed an extra rocking chair for my daughter's twins and found this one on Amazon. It is soft and supportive and works well with the transitional decor in my living room. It took two people and about 30 minutes to put together. All in all, not too difficult - just a bit of adjustment to get the screws in place through the upholstery. Don't expect to use this as a true massage chair. It really just rumbles, so for now we've unplugged it and store the wiring and controller in the extra pocket in the back of the chair.