Set of 2 Backless Saddle Counter Stools in Black Painted Wood, 24 Inch Seat Height
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Set of 2 Backless Saddle Counter Stools in Black Painted Wood, 24 Inch Seat Height
Description
Set of 2 Backless Saddle Counter Stools in Black Painted Wood, 24 Inch Seat Height
Black paint over the same shaped timber saddle, which is the version that reads as a line rather than a shape. The seat is 17 in by 9.5 in and 24 in from the floor, with rails at 6.5 in and 10 in.
The black painted version of the timber saddle stool.

Black against timber
Painted black, the legs read as four thin lines and the seat as a dark bar. Against a warm timber worktop that contrast is what gives a plain stool some presence without adding any bulk.
The shape, measured
Seventeen inches across and 9.5 in deep. Narrow front to back is what lets a saddle seat slide right under an overhang, and the scoop through the middle is what holds you on a stool with no back.


Two rails
Six and a half inches and 10 in from the floor. Two heights on a 24 in stool means a shorter and a taller sitter each have somewhere their feet reach without stretching.
Painted timber, and its one weakness
Solid rubber wood under the paint, described as splinter free and crack resistant. Paint chips at the corners where stain only scuffs, so the leg ends are the place to watch on a black stool.

What you get
24 in seat height
For counters of 35 in to 39 in.
Black painted wood
Solid rubber wood under the paint.
Shaped saddle seat
Seventeen inches by 9.5 in, scooped.
Two footrest rails
At 6.5 in and 10 in from the floor.
Backless
Slides fully under the counter.
330 lb each
The manufacturer's stated maximum load.
Specifications
| Pieces | 2 stools |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Materials | Solid rubber wood |
| Seat height | 24 in |
| Seat size | 17 in x 9.5 in |
| Footrest heights | 6.5 in and 10 in |
| Base | 12.5 in x 16.5 in |
| Back | None, backless |
| Weight capacity | 330 lb per stool |
| Suitable counter height | 35 in to 39 in |
How it compares
The three finishes in this range, and a padded stool for scale.
| Black | White | Padded saddle stool | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seat height | 24 in | 24 in | About 24 in to 25 in |
| Shows marks | Less | More | Varies by brand |
| Seat | Shaped timber | Shaped timber | Fabric over sponge |
| Capacity | 330 lb | 330 lb | Varies by brand |
Shipping
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.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Who is this perfect for?
Timber kitchens
Black against a warm worktop.
Small floor plans
A 9.5 in deep seat that vanishes.
Households with children
Nothing to stain or soak.

What we stand behind
- The 17 in by 9.5 in seat, the 24 in seat height, the 6.5 in and 10 in footrests, the 12.5 in by 16.5 in base and the 330 lb capacity all come from this listing's own drawing.
- The written copy describes a walnut wood finish, which belongs to the stained version of this stool rather than to the black painted one.
- Painted timber chips at the corners where stained timber only scuffs. No paint type or coating thickness is published.
- These stools have no backrest, which is what lets them tuck away 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.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the description mention walnut?
The maker reused the copy across all three finishes. The walnut reference belongs to the stained version.
What counter height suits them?
Thirty five to 39 in on the drawing. A 24 in seat under a 36 in counter leaves 12 in of knee room.
Will the black paint chip?
Painted timber chips at the corners more readily than stain does. No coating specification is published, so the leg ends are the place to watch.
How do I clean them?
A barely damp cloth, dried afterwards. There is no fabric to treat.

















