Set of 4 White Swivel Bar Stools with X Back and Large Wood Seat, 29 Inch Seat Height

Four across a bar

Twenty nine inches to the seat and 45 in to the top of the back, with the drawing marking a bar height of 40 in to 43 in. Each stool covers 20.5 in by 20 in on the floor.

The seat is the selling point

Seventeen and a half inches by 18 in is large for a bar stool seat, and the maker claims fifteen per cent more area than a typical bar chair. The footrest sits 12 in up, 17 in below the seat.

Measured from above

Seen from above, the seat is nearly square and the corners are rounded. On a swivel stool that extra depth is what stops you sliding forward when you turn.

Matched frames and seats in one order.

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

Solid timber, contoured and rounded.

On a metal swivel base.

Seventeen inches below the seat.

The manufacturer's stated maximum load.

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.

Four matched seats for a 40 in to 43 in top.

A seat 17.5 in by 18 in.

White frames with warm timber seats.

What we stand behind

• The 29 in seat height, the 45 in overall height, the 12 in footrest and the 350 lb figure come from this listing's own drawing, which also prints the bar height.
• The title reads 29 inches and the drawing agrees.
• The product title and the old web address both split the word white into two parts. The web address has been corrected and the old one will redirect.
• The claim of fifteen per cent more seating area is the manufacturer's, measured against an unnamed typical bar chair.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Why did the web address change?

It contained a broken spelling of the word white. The address has been corrected and the old one redirects.

How big is the seat really?

Seventeen and a half inches across and 18 in deep. The fifteen per cent comparison is the manufacturer's own, against an unnamed typical chair.

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 the seat padded?

No. It is a contoured solid timber seat with rounded edges, so a tie on pad suits it for long sitting.