Bring on the style
Traditional bar height stool in a dark coffee finish
Elevate the look
Brown faux leather swivel seat with a walnut wood top rail
Crafted for you
Sturdy steel construction for durable commercial-grade usage
Quality Construction
100% Polyester
How do you take your coffee" A better question-where do you take your coffee" Have your morning cup of ambition or after dinner espresso seated comfortably in this commercial-Grade steel bar height stool. Upholstered with a lustrous brown faux leather seat atop dark coffee steel that starts at its feet and works its way up to the victorian style back with a rich walnut wood top rail, This piece offers ultimate comfort while you cradle your favorite roast. Plus, This traditional bar stool is built perfectly for high traffic areas from home kitchens to bistros. Assembly required.
- Traditional bar height stool in a dark coffee finish
- Brown faux leather swivel seat with a walnut wood top rail
- Sturdy steel construction for durable commercial-grade usage
- Assembly required
- Ships one stool in one box
- Works best with counters or bars that are 40-44 inches in height
- Spot or wipe clean
- Recommended weight limit: 500lbs
- For residential or commercial use
| HDF Item Number |
5026-830 |
| Product Size |
Bar |
| Dimensions (inches) |
46.5H x 24W x 21.5D; Seat Height: 30H |
| Weight (lbs) |
29 lbs |
| Fabric Color |
Brown |
| Material Content |
Metal, Vinyl |
| Fabric Content |
100% Polyester |
| Wood Finish |
Walnut |
| Assembly |
Assembly required |
| Warranty |
3 Year |
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Type:
Bar Stools
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Width:
21"
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Height:
46.5"
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Depth:
21.5"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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