Solid Wood Counter Stools with Curved Backs in Walnut, 24 Inch Seat Height

A back that stops at your shoulder blades

The crest rail sits 13 in above the seat, which lands in the small of the back rather than between the shoulders. It gives you something to lean on without the stool reading as a dining chair on stilts.

Twenty four inches, and what it fits

The drawing pairs the 24 in seat with counters of 35 in to 39 in. Under a 36 in counter that leaves 12 in of knee room, which is the upper end of the comfortable range and easy to sit at for a long meal.

A seat you can actually sit back on

Nineteen and a half inches across and 19 in deep is a dining chair seat, not a perch. The pad is dished slightly in the middle, so you settle into it rather than sliding forward when you lean on the counter.

What holds it together

Steel brackets tie the seat frame to the legs from underneath, and each foot carries a rubber pad. On a timber stool that pad does two jobs: it keeps the stool still and it stops the leg end chipping on tile.

For counters of 35 in to 39 in.

Thirteen inches above the seat.

Breathable fabric over thick sponge.

Walnut finish with the grain showing.

Steel reinforcement where the legs meet.

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.

A curved rail and tapered legs.

A wide dished seat with a back to lean on.

Walnut against oak or walnut tops.

What we stand behind

• The 24 in seat height, the 36.5 in overall height, the 13 in back, the 8 in footrest and the 330 lb figure come from this listing's own drawing.
• The drawing labels the seat width 49.5 inches. That is a unit error: 49.5 cm is 19.5 in, which is the figure printed on the maker's own seat photograph, and 19.5 in is what we publish.
• The listing does not state how many stools are in the box. The photographs show a pair and the maker's copy gives the capacity as 330 lb per stool.
• The maker calls the seating area contoured. No depth of contour is published, so that is their description rather than a measurement.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How many stools come in the box?

The listing does not say. The photographs show a pair and the copy quotes the capacity per stool. Ask us to confirm the quantity before you order.

What counter height does the 24 inch seat suit?

The drawing gives 35 in to 39 in. Under a 36 in counter you get 12 in of knee room.

Why is the seat width given as 49.5 inches on the drawing?

It is a unit slip. Forty nine and a half centimetres is 19.5 in, and 19.5 in is what the maker prints on the seat photograph.

Can it be used at a dining table?

Not comfortably. A 24 in seat is 6 in too high for a standard 30 in table. It is made for a counter.