Set of 2 Gas Lift Swivel Bar Stools in Black Faux Leather, 24 to 32 Inch Seat

The numbers behind the lever

Twenty four inches to 32 in at the seat, 37 in to 45 in overall, and the footrest ring travels with the seat from 8.5 in up to 16.5 in. The base is 19 in across, which is what keeps a single column stool from tipping when you lean on the back.

Both heights in one stool

A 36 in counter wants about 24 in to 26 in of seat. A 42 in bar wants 28 in to 30 in. This stool reaches both, which is worth knowing if you are furnishing an island now and might move house later, or if the people using it are very different heights.

Where the padding sits

The quilting is not only decoration. The stitched grid holds the sponge in place so it does not migrate to the edges of a seat that gets slid across daily. The back is 14.5 in tall, which reaches the small of the back rather than the shoulders.

Four in a row

Line several up and the single column base shows its advantage: no four legs to catch a foot on, and each stool can be set to a different height for whoever uses it. Allow about 21 in of counter each, since the base alone is 19 in.

Set by a lever under the seat.

On a weighted round base.

Turns at any height.

Over high resilience sponge.

8.5 in to 16.5 in, moves with the seat.

Around the base edge.

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.

Everyone sets their own seat.

Eight inches of travel covers most.

One column instead of four legs.

What we stand behind

• The 24 in to 32 in seat height, 37 in to 45 in overall height, 17.5 in by 15 in seat, 14.5 in back, 8.5 in to 16.5 in footrest and 19 in base all come from this listing's own drawing.
• No weight capacity is published for this stool. Other stools in this catalogue print one, so its absence here is worth noting rather than assuming a figure.
• No gas cylinder class is published. Cylinder classes under BIFMA X5.1 and DIN 4550 describe how a cylinder was tested, and nothing in this record states which one is fitted.
• A rated static load, where one is given at all, describes a test result and not the service life of a chair.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How high does the seat actually go?

Twenty four inches at the bottom of the travel and 32 in at the top, on the drawing.

Will it suit a 36 inch counter?

Yes. Set near the bottom of the range, around 24 in to 26 in, you get 10 in to 12 in of thigh room.

What weight will it take?

The listing does not publish a capacity for this stool.

Does the footrest move with the seat?

Yes. It is on the column, so it travels from 8.5 in up to 16.5 in as the seat rises.