Garden Kneeler and Seat, 10.2" Wider Heavy Duty Thick for Kneeling and Seat | Multifunctional Kneeler Bench, Gardening Gifts for Women, Seniors Grandparents, Green

No one truly love weeding, but this will make it a little better! It was easy to assemble, and is not heavy to move around but I do wish it was foldable for easy storage. It’s stable on either side, making it useful for kneeling or sitting. It’s five star for useful and could be SIX stars if you could tore it better!

Very sturdy product. Instructions OK. Very fiddly to put together unless you have small fingers. Assembly took about 45 minutes. Assembly tools provided. Does NOT Fold. Easy enough to carry. Comes with detachable tool holder.

Item appears to be sturdy. Was a little difficult to put together as the included Allen wrench corners quickly sheared off and was unable to use half way through assembly-luckily they must have anticipated this since they included 2 in the package. I thought This kneeler would be able to fold flat for storage-as one my mom has that looks nearly identical does-but my own fault since upon reading the description again it does not mention having that feature. Will keep as it will still be good to have (and since I have spent the time assembling it already)

Best purchase in years. Has saved my back and knees a lot of pain or discomfort. Use it every day for so many projects. When in kneeling position it also makes excellent pillow for working underneath projects. Thought i was ordering foldable model but storage is no problem and non folding is probably more sturdy and less lkmely to ever fail.very lightweight yet very sturdy. Csnnot say one bad thing.

It was easy to put together and sturdy. Sits good and the handles make it fairly easy to stand up. The pads are dense and hard so you may need to get additional ones for comfort. The side bag is cheaply made and anything with weight and a point will split the seams. Needs to be double stiched

Does not fold up, lots of nuts and screws, you have to assemble it. Put double side of foam on knee side. Very light, but bulky for storage. Would have liked it to collapse for easier storage, but as is, serves it's purpose.

if you are a senior or just have back, knee or joint issues, and often find the need to kneel to do jobs that are low to the ground, this thing is fantastic. I recently had to work on my gas mower and had to stay kneeling for 15 minutes, the dense foam padding cushioned my knees and the hand rails made getting up a breeze. My wife loves the bench for gardening. Best thing for my aging knees I have ever purchased. Very sturdy and you just flip it upside down to switch functions. You will not be sorry.

I am 68 years old and had a hip replacement a few years back. Post surgery getting up and down to garden is not easy for me. I have to be very careful. I saw this and thought this is going to be great. And I think it will be....However. The screws provided to attach the seat assembly are too short. They protrude through the holes in the uprights less than 1/8" after being inserted through the upright and then through the brackets that are attached to the seat. The acorn nuts themselves that you use to secure these screws have about 1/16" recession in the nut before the threads start. So I could not even start but two of them in a couple of locations. Also think about the fact that if someone weighing say 200# sits on this thing, their entire body weight is being supported by (8) screws which only have approximately 1/16" of the nut threaded onto the screw. Also these are not locking nuts. I could only get six of the eight acorn nuts to even thread the nut. There just wasn't enough thread available to start them. So you could not even add a lock washer if you wanted. So at the end of nearly an hour of fiddling back in the box it went unable to even get it together. This same issue was mentioned by another reviewer stating the piece was unsafe as delivered. They opted to purchase proper length screws and lock nuts to make sure it did not dump them over or fail and possibly cause injury. The seat itself, the uprights etc. all seem sturdy enough and are finished in a nice shade of green. So I ordered a set of screws which I hope will help. But the limited information on the parts list does not even say what size the screws provided with this happen to be, making buying longer screws of the same diameter a bit of guesswork. I think I will end up going to the local hardware to compare the screws provided in terms of their diameter. I think they are either M3 or M4 but not sure? I ordered M3's and now after reviewing some metric sizing charts and doing some conversions think that I need M4's and probably at least 30mm in length. Gosh I only wanted to get some help for my gardening but this thing is turning into a major headache and I can only say to anyone considering this, beware. If I had this to do again I would opt for a more pricey one that has no negative reviews like this. It does leave me wondering how the other buyers that left such glowing reviews got theirs assembled? Did the mfr. give me the wrong size screws? Not sure but mine is not able to be assembled and I will have over 50$ into it by the time I get the necessary screws to even get it together let alone feel safe sitting on it. So given two reviews ( including this one ) regarding the screw issues I would pass on this if I were someone looking at this and reading the reviews. Spend more and get more! This is no bargain. Update: I finally got this thing bolted together with M5x30mm screws with lock washers and nuts.I will include the scew it information at the bottom. I used these at the connections to the uprights as well as the connection of the seat itself to the upright. At those points I will also point out another design flaw. The tube steel pieces welded to the seat at each corner are intended to slide into slightly larger tube steel pieces that have flanges welded at one end. The flanges attach to the uprights. This is where the provided screws were too short. The M5 screws I purchased were slightly larger in diameter so I ended up replacing the bolts that secure the seat to the provided brackets with these even though the provided screws worked here. I added the lock washers to again make sure they stay put. After assembly I placed the bench on the floor and knelt onto it. I was surprised to see the tube steel supporting the seat flex or almost bend at the joint where it is inserted into the flange. Which tells me they either need to increase the gage of the steel or allow for more than one inch penetration of the tube steel bracket to into the seat tube support. So again just not well engineered. The weight rating is for 330 lbs. I am a good sized man and weigh just under 230 lbs. The thing supported me and I know the screws will hold, but honestly I won't be surprised to see the tube steel bend over time. So I would say if you don't mind spending a few bucks extra for the screws to get it assembled then you are part way there. But if you weigh say over 200# I would look for a heavier duty model. This thing has now cost me over $50.00 and I am going to be using it with caution. I purchased the screw kit below from Amazon. After comparing these screw diameters to the ones provided with the bench I believe the screws that came with the bench are M4's and probably 25 mm. The M5's fit easily through all the holes and 30mm allows for more than enough length to use a lock washer with the nut to make sure it is well secured. The black also looks nice with the bench but these can be ordered in the silver if desired. 200PCS Black M5 Button Head Hex Socket Cap Screws, M5 x 30/35/40/45/50mm Metric Screws Bolts Nuts Washers Assortment Kit with Hex Wrench, 10.9 Grade Alloy Steel