Industrial Rubber Wood Counter Stool with Low Back and Black Metal Legs, 24 Inch Seat Height

Kitchen floors are rarely flat. Tile lips, a slope towards a drain or a worn board under one leg, and a four leg stool knocks every time someone shifts their weight.

Each leg ends in an adjustable foot rather than a fixed cap. Turn the short one out until the rock disappears. The same feet keep the metal legs off the floor surface.

Small enough to disappear

Twenty eight and a half inches overall against a 24 in seat. The back is barely there, so the stool tucks under a counter without the rail catching on the worktop edge.

Everything measured

The seat is 15.5 in by 13.5 in and shaped rather than flat. The back rises 4 in. The footrest sits 8 in off the floor, 16 in below the seat, and the maker recommends counters of 35 in to 37 in.

Where it is held together

The metal frame is screwed into the underside of the timber seat rather than glued. Each leg ends in a threaded adjustable foot, and the maker credits that frame with the 330 lb figure.

Recommended for counters of 35 in to 37 in.

Rubber wood, 15.5 in by 13.5 in, shaped.

Enough to lean on, low enough to tuck away.

Sixteen inches below the seat.

Screw in or out to kill a wobble.

The manufacturer's stated maximum load.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Threaded feet that take up a rock.

A 28.5 in stool that tucks fully away.

Bare timber and painted steel, no fabric.

What we stand behind

• The 24 in seat height, the 28.5 in overall height, the 8 in footrest and the 330 lb figure come from this listing's own drawing.
• The record does not state a package quantity and the supplier code carries no piece count. Every photograph shows one stool, and a four stool version of the same design is listed separately on this store.
• The manufacturer's text contains a unit error, reading 24 inches cm in two places. The correct figure is 24 inches, which the drawing confirms.
• The maker recommends 35 in to 37 in counters, which is narrower than the 35 in to 39 in range used on similar stools in this range.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How many stools do I get?

The record does not publish a quantity. Every photograph shows a single stool, and the same design is sold as a set of four elsewhere on this store. Check with us before ordering.

Why does the description say 24 inches cm?

That is an error in the supplier's text where a unit was left in by mistake. The drawing gives 24 in, and that is the figure we publish.

Will it fit a 36 inch counter?

Yes. The maker recommends 35 in to 37 in, and a 24 in seat under a 36 in counter leaves 12 in of knee room.

Is the timber seat comfortable without a cushion?

It is contoured rather than flat, with rounded edges, which helps. For long sitting a tie on pad is still worth adding.