They did the chairs, and the upholstery looks great, everything looks good, but when they did the back upholstery of it, where the screws would be placed on and screwed into the actual chair they covered it up, they didn't drill into that. Me and my wife spent a good amount of time, a few hours going through and having to recreate the holes, find the holes and then recreate the holes to screw into the actual chair. Does that make sense? The back was fully covered, so you couldn't find the holes where it could get screwed into, so we had to actually re-screw them into it to get in there. That definitely took a good chunk of our time for that. It would have been helpful if they had created those holes or created a space for that