BAR STOOLS
Hillsdale Hillsdale Furniture Cameron Swivel Ladder Back Bar Stool, Chestnut Brown
Brand: HillsdaleColor: Charcoal GrayFeatures: Traditional farmhouse ladder back metal bar height stool with decorative wood slats The metal frame features an elegant charcoal Gray accented by a chestnut brown finished top rail The upholstered round 360 swivel seat features a dark brown faux leather seat Overall Dimensions: 46H X 17.5W X 21.5D; Seat Height: 30H Assembly required Crafted from heavy gauge tubular steel, rubberwood, plywood, and polyester faux leather Bar stools work best with counters or bars that are 40-44 inches in height Recommend Weight Limit: 250 lbs. Item Ships in One Box The touch of a clean, damp cloth is the only care your furniture will ever need Binding: Kitchenmodel number: 4671-832Part Number: 4671-832Details: The Cameron ladder back swivel stool features 3 rungs in the Chestnut brown finish, enhanced by the dark grey metal and brown faux leather seat. Appealing alone or combined with the Cameron dining collection.EAN: 0796995977778Package Dimensions: 28.6 x 24.0 x 9.5 inches
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Bar stools and table chairs are essential for any restaurant, hotel, and bar. Customers need a place to sit and enjoy their time in your establishment. Picking out the suitable stool can help bring in more customers due to its comfortable cushions and the atmosphere it brings.
Selecting the Right Bar Stool
Bar Height Stools Vs. Counter Height Stools
Bar stools are 28” to 32” from the floor and often partnered with 40” to 43” bars. Counter height stools are 24” to 27” from the floor with a 35” to 39” counter as its pair.
Adjustable Stools
If you’re not sure about the table, you can always use adjustable stools for your bar or counter. They can go with both types of tables and cater to different kinds of customers.
Leg Room
Remember to provide customers with enough legroom for a comfortable seat. Measure around 9 to 12” of room for them. This is enough legroom for tall customers and enough space for bigger customers.
Number of Stools
This depends on the width of your bar stools. For 16” to 18” wide chairs, provide 6” of space between them, and for 18” and wider, provide 8” to 10” of space between them. The minus ten rule is helpful so you can adjust the seats without looking for a guide.
Types of Bar Stools
Bar Stools With Back. These are tall seating options which include a backrest for added comfort and support while sitting, providing a more ergonomic and relaxed seating experience for patrons.
Adjustable Bar Stools. These stools often have a lever or handle that can be used to raise or lower the seat, providing flexibility to accommodate different counter heights or personal preferences.
Metal Bar Stools. These stools are known for their durability, strength, and sleek appearance, making them a popular choice for both commercial and residential bar settings.
Leather Bar Stools. These bar stools are seating options typically used at bars or elevated surfaces that feature a seat and sometimes a backrest upholstered in leather.
Rattan Bar Stools. These kinds of bar stools often have a rustic or tropical aesthetic, adding a warm and inviting atmosphere to the bar area.
Modern Bar Stools. These bar stools often incorporate sleek lines, minimalistic designs, and a focus on clean and streamlined forms.
Counter Bar Stools With Backs. These stools are typically lower in height compared to bar stools, allowing them to fit comfortably under standard kitchen countertops.
Stool Chairs. These types of bar stools are easy to store under the bar counter. It saves you space and does not promote prolonged sitting, perfect for small bars that need many customers.
Armrests. Bar stools with armrests usually come with a back. This provides comfort and keeps the customers in a casual mood.
Swivel. This added feature makes seats more accessible for customers and makes it easier for them to communicate with their friends.