Set of 2 Cross Back Swivel Bar Stools in Walnut, 30.5 Inch Seat

Thirty and a half, not twenty nine

The drawing marks 30.5 in at the seat and 44 in overall, with the small diagram beside it pairing a 30.5 in seat with bars of 40 in to 43 in. The product title says 29 Inches. An inch and a half changes how a stool sits under a top, so the drawn figure is the one published here.

At a round pub table

Two of these at a 42 in round table leave 11.5 in above the seat, which is the gap that lets you cross your legs. At a 40 in table it drops to 9.5 in, workable but snug. If your table is at the bottom of that range, the 25 in version at a counter may serve you better.

Getting down from a tall seat

At 30.5 in your feet are nowhere near the floor, so the way you leave the stool matters. The seat turning through a full circle lets you swing out sideways and find the ring with one foot, instead of shuffling the frame backwards while sitting on it.

Why the timber matters more up here

A tall frame turns every sideways push into leverage at the leg joints, which is why the same shape in a softer timber wobbles within a year. Rubberwood is a dense hardwood, and the splinter free finish is worth having on legs that get kicked.

For bar tops of 40 in to 43 in.

Curved, in solid rubberwood.

Waterproof PU over 2 in of sponge.

On a reinforced seat base.

A closed circle around the legs.

The drawing's stated maximum.

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.

Anything from 41 in to 43 in.

Two stools that swing out to leave.

A waterproof cover over the sponge.

What we stand behind

• The 30.5 in seat height, 44 in overall height, 16.5 in square seat, 2 in cushion, 14 in footrest, 20 in base and 350 lb maximum load come from this listing's own drawing, which is headed bar height 40 in to 43 in.
• The product title says 29 Inches. The drawing says 30.5 in, and the page address was corrected to match.
• Three hundred and fifty pounds is a static maximum load, which describes a test result rather than the service life of a stool.
• No swivel bearing type or cycle rating is published.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is the seat 29 in or 30.5 in?

Thirty and a half, per the drawing. The title says 29.

What bar height suits it?

Forty to 43 in on the drawing, and 41 in to 43 in is where it sits most comfortably.

Is there a shorter version?

Yes, the same stool is listed with a 25 in seat for counters of 35 in to 39 in.

How high is the footrest?

Fourteen inches from the floor, about 16.5 in below the seat.