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May 31, 2024 3 min read
Picking a bar stool may seem simple. However, it's not. There are key details to consider. These details are crucial for bars, clubs, homes, and cafes. Not knowing these can lead to buying the wrong stool. To enhance the aesthetics and comfort of your home bar, focus on choosing the perfect height for your bar stools.
First, what height should your bar stool be? Does it need to swivel? Do you need upholstery or cushions? Should the bar stool contrast with the bar counter, or match it?
Quick research and measurements can prevent you from returning or dealing with ill-fitting stools. Many bar stools are available. Thus, by researching, you can easily find the right ones for your space.
Bar stools are great. They add informality to any space and fit many scenarios. Formal dining rooms, with their delicate china and fancy cutlery, are fading fast. Today, most people lack the time or interest for elaborate dinner parties. The height of your bar stool should let you sit comfortably. It's key to note that kitchen counters, tables, and bar tops have varying heights. Thus, they need different seating heights.
When choosing the perfect bar stool, you need to consider three factors:
Choosing the perfect height for your bar stools is crucial for ensuring comfort and functionality in your seating area.
The first measurement you should make is the distance from the floor up to the seat. Most people are familiar with the Linda Low or counter stool. You may have seen these stools at your local bar counter. The stools range from 60cm to 73cm.
Goldilocks or bar stools are usually 76cm tall, but can be as high as 91cm. These stools are usually high-tops and you'll see them in your local pub. There's also the Henry High or stadium/spectator chairs, which are taller than 86cm to 91cm.
After determining the bar stool size, you need to measure the height of your table or counter. This will ensure that the chair fits perfectly. Different bar stools will work with different tables.
Now that we've sorted out the first two measurements, let's look at legroom. You'll be able to comfortably sit on the stool, and have plenty of room between you and your bar table. Ideal clearance is between 18cm-32cm, but for most people it's 20cm-30cm. This amount of space should allow you to comfortably sit down and cross your legs, if desired.
More space isn't always a good idea. Too much space can make a room feel crowded and uncomfortable. It could feel as uncomfortable as a chair that is too tight.
When shopping for bar stools, consider the measurements. Adding a cushion can make a comfortable stool uncomfortable. Hence, we recommend picking a stool with good built-in padding. By choosing the perfect height for your bar stools, you can create an inviting and ergonomic space for dining and socializing. Bar stools offer comfy seating for tables and counters. We hope this article helps you choose well. Your choice should match your decor and look great in your home.