Bar stools take more abuse than any other seat in a bar: guests climb on, swivel, lean back and rest their full weight on the foot ring. This stool is built for that. A round black-steel frame carries an upholstered seat and a small channel-tufted back, so guests are supported on a long night without the stool becoming bulky at the bar.
The brass foot ring is set into the leg tubes rather than clamped around them, so it cannot slip down or rattle loose, which is the most common failure on commercial stools.
Construction
- Powder-coated round steel tube frame with welded stretchers
- Upholstered seat and channel back; contrast piping
- Brass foot ring set into the legs
- Nylon glides; felt glides on request for timber floors
Shown in forest-green velvet with cognac piping. Specify protected leather or contract vinyl for bar-top seats that see heavy spills.
