Design Rituals: Choosing the right bar stool

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Monday, October 6, 2008

Choosing the right bar stool

If you are interested in purchasing bar stools, keep seat heights in mind:

Bar Height

Stools and tables that are "bar height" generally have seats that are 30" high, and a table top that is 40-42" high. Stools of this height are generally referred to as bar stools or bar height stools".

Counter Height

Stools and tables that are "counter height" generally have seats that are 24-26" high, and a table top that is 36" high. Stools of this height are generally refered to as counter stools. Also be sure to allocate for arm rest accordingly. Generally allowing 28" in width for elbow room and swivel space and for seating. Happy drinking!

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