Set of 2 Swivel Counter Stools with Timber Crest Rails and Studded Seats, 25.5 Inch

Where the mix of materials lands

Timber above, metal in the middle, timber again in the legs. In a kitchen that already has oak fronts, that mix keeps the stools from reading as one solid lump of furniture the way an all timber stool would.

Measured, with one caution

Seventeen and a half inches across the seat, 25.5 in up, a ring at 11.5 in and a 15 in square base. The capacity is 250 lb per stool, which is at the lower end for a timber framed stool and worth checking before you order.

Turning without standing up

The seat rotates a full circle on its own plate. In a kitchen where people come and go past the island, that is the difference between shuffling the stool back and simply turning round.

The rim of studs

A line of dome headed nails around the edge of the round seat, pinning the cover to the timber ring underneath. It is the detail that makes these read as pub stools, and it also protects the edge where a cover usually lifts first.

For counters of about 36 in to 38 in.

The seat turns on its own plate.

Carried on two black metal uprights.

Coated cover over high density sponge.

A full circle around the legs.

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.

Timber and metal together.

Where a 25.5 in seat belongs.

A seat that spins without moving.

What we stand behind

• The 17.5 in seat, the 25.5 in seat height, the 39 in overall height, the 11.5 in footrest ring, the 15 in square base and the 250 lb capacity all come from this listing's own drawing.
• The 250 lb figure is at the lower end for a timber framed stool. It is the maker's own number and worth checking against before you order.
• The written specification gives a 55 lb net weight without saying whether that covers one stool or the pair.
• This product's web address described it as a dining chair. It has been corrected to a counter height bar stool, which is what the listing sells.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

What counter height suits them?

No range is printed on this drawing. A 25.5 in seat suits a top of about 36 in to 38 in, which leaves 10 in to 12 in of knee room.

What weight will they hold?

Two hundred and fifty pounds each on the maker's own figure, which is lower than most timber stools quote.

Does the swivel lock?

No lock is described. The seat turns freely through a full circle.

How do I clean the seat?

A damp cloth on the coated cover, working around rather than over the studs so nothing catches. Blot spills instead of scrubbing.