Set of 2 Solid Wood Bar Stools with Low Back and Acacia Legs, Walnut, 29 Inch Seat Height

Bar height, and low profile

Twenty nine inches to the seat and 35.5 in to the top of the back, so the back rises about 6.5 in. The drawing marks these for bar tops of 40 in to 43 in.

Two rails under the seat

The footrests sit at 8 in and 9 in, two heights rather than one. On a stool with barely any back, that choice is what makes it comfortable for people of different heights.

Three timbers, named

The maker lists what each part is made of: a solid wood seat, rubber wood footrests and acacia legs. The badge reads 150 kg, which is the same figure as the 330 lb printed elsewhere on the listing.

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

Shaped rather than flat, with a low back.

Rubber wood rails at two heights.

With non slip pads on the ends.

Low enough to tuck under a bar top.

Also given as 150 kg by the manufacturer.

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.

A 29 in seat for a 40 in to 43 in top.

A 35.5 in stool barely breaks the sight line.

No fabric anywhere on the stool.

What we stand behind

• The 29 in seat height, the 35.5 in overall height and the footrest heights come from this listing's own drawing, which also prints the bar height it is intended for.
• The title says 29 inch and the drawing agrees.
• Capacity is printed twice, as 150 kg on one panel and 330 lb on another. Those are the same figure in different units.
• The manufacturer notes that colour may look different under different lighting and on different screens.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

What bar height suits them?

The drawing marks 40 in to 43 in. A 29 in seat under a 42 in bar leaves 13 in of knee room.

Is a bare wood seat comfortable?

The seat is curved rather than flat and the back gives you something to lean into. For long sitting a tie on pad still helps.

Why two footrest rails?

At 8 in and 9 in they give different people a choice, which matters on a stool with very little back.

How do I look after the timber?

Wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry it. Keep standing water off the seat and avoid direct sun.