Set of 2 Backless Swivel Bar Stools with Turned Legs in Walnut, 29 Inch Seat Height

This listing publishes its weight capacity twice and the two numbers are far apart. The written specification says 150 lb. The maker's own drawing prints 265 lb. On a bar stool that is not a rounding difference: 150 lb would rule out most adults.

The figure we quote is 150 lb, because where a record contradicts itself the cautious number is the one that belongs on the page. The 265 lb from the drawing is printed here too so you can see both. If the load matters for your household, ask us to confirm with the manufacturer before you order.

Twenty nine inches, and what it needs

The drawing pairs this stool with tops of 40 in to 43 in, which gives 11 in to 14 in of knee room. The shorter 24 in version of the same stool is the one for a kitchen counter.

The drawing's own numbers

Sixteen and a half inches across the seat, 29 in up, a ring at 13.5 in and a 15 in stance. This is also where the 265 lb capacity appears, against the 150 lb in the written specification.

Turning as structure

The swells cut into each leg leave the timber thickest where the leg meets the seat frame and the ring. On a tall stool that is where the load concentrates, so the decoration and the strength are the same thing.

The seat

A round PU pad over high resilience foam, with nothing behind it. On a backless stool at bar height the seat and the footrest ring are the whole experience, which is why the maker photographs the foam.

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

Lathe cut solid rubber wood.

The seat turns on the frame.

PU leather over high resilience foam.

A full circle around the legs.

Slides fully under a bar overhang.

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.

Tops between 40 in and 43 in.

Turned legs in a walnut finish.

Backless stools that push right under.

What we stand behind

• The 16.5 in seat, the 29 in seat height, the 13.5 in footrest ring, the 15 in base and the 28.5 lb net weight all come from this listing's own drawing and written specification.
• The capacity is published twice and the two figures disagree: 150 lb in the written specification and 265 lb on the drawing. We quote 150 lb, the lower one, and print both.
• The listing's own copy calls this a counter height bar stool. At 29 in it is bar height, and the drawing's own table range of 40 in to 43 in agrees with that rather than with the wording.
• These stools have no backrest, which is what lets them tuck under a bar and also what makes them better suited to shorter sits.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Which weight capacity is right?

The listing gives both 150 lb and 265 lb. We publish 150 lb because it is the lower figure. Ask us to confirm with the manufacturer if the load matters for your household.

Is this counter height or bar height?

Bar height. The seat is 29 in and the drawing's recommended table range is 40 in to 43 in, even though the copy uses the words counter height.

How does it differ from the 24 inch version?

Only the leg length. The seat, the ring and the turned profile are the same.

Does the swivel lock?

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