Set of 2 Acacia Wood Saddle Bar Stools with Black Metal Legs, 29 Inch Seat Height

Bar height, measured

Twenty nine inches to the low point of the saddle. The drawing prints a suitable bar height of 40 in to 43 in, which leaves 11 in to 14 in of knee room.

Two capacities on one page

The drawing badge reads 330 lb while the written copy says 220 lb. We publish 220 lb, the lower figure. The rest comes from the drawing: a 17.5 in by 13 in seat and an 11 in footrest.

Under the counter

The maker shows them pushed right in, which is the practical argument for backless at bar height. There is nothing above the seat, so they go as far as the legs allow.

Bar height, for tops of 40 in to 43 in.

Thick hardwood carved into a saddle.

Stores under the bar overhang.

Eighteen inches below the seat.

Square section with anti skid pads.

The lower of the two figures on this listing.

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.

A 29 in seat for a 40 in to 43 in top.

Rough sawn acacia against black steel.

Bare timber, no fabric or seams.

What we stand behind

• The 29 in seat height, the 17.5 in by 13 in seat and the 11 in footrest come from this listing's own drawing.
• Capacity appears twice and the two disagree: the written copy says 220 lb and the drawing badge says 330 lb. The lower figure is published.
• The written description contains unfilled placeholders reading XX inches where the seat width and footrest height should be. Those gaps are filled from the drawing rather than guessed at.
• The title says 29 inch and the drawing agrees.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Which weight capacity applies?

The copy says 220 lb and the drawing says 330 lb. We publish 220 lb, the lower figure, because the record does not resolve the difference.

What bar height does it suit?

The drawing marks 40 in to 43 in. A 29 in seat under a 42 in bar leaves 13 in of knee room.

Is the acacia sealed?

The record does not name a finish or sealer, so we cannot say. Wipe it with a barely damp cloth and dry it rather than leaving water on the timber.

Will it tuck under the bar?

Yes. There is nothing above the seat, so it pushes in until the legs meet the cabinet.