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Wholesale Custom Counter Stool
Counter stool is perfect for any kitchen or bar area. Crafted from sturdy metal and wood, it is built to last and is sure to be a great addition to any home. The comfortable seat cushion provides extra comfort and the footrest adds stability. Its sleek lines and contemporary style will enhance any kitchen or bar area, making it a great conversation piece. Whether you're entertaining guests or just enjoying a glass of wine, this counter stool is a must-have for any home.
1. Feature design: modern design or classic design
2. Material available: wood/metal bases or legs, high resilience foam ,CA117 standard, luxury seat cushion/back cushion feels very comfortable, crown cushion, plushness feel, fabric/vinyl martindale rubs 50000+ to 200000 times. swivel base is optional
3. Color: we can customize the color per your preference
4.Appearance: customize the appearance per specified drawing
5.Warranty: 3-5years
6. Hospitality application
7. Payment terms: T/T 30% / 70% before shipping
8. Package service
How to Pick the Right Counter Stools?
Deciding the Right Dimensions
The main difference between bar stools and counter stools is the height.
Counter stools are typically between 22 – 28 in high, while standard bar stools are between 28 – 32 in.
What you need will depend on the height of your counter or bar.
Choosing the Right Height
The wrong height can mean squished thighs or make you feel like a hobbit in a giant’s world. Stools that are the wrong size for their space aren’t just uncomfortable; they look out of place too.
Measure from the floor to the underside of the countertop where you plan to use the stools. The general rule is to subtract 10 in from that measurement to get the proper seat height.
Consider your personal preference as well; if you’re a taller person, you may prefer more distance between the countertop and seat for example.
Other Dimensions to Consider
Avoid putting too many seats at your bar or counter and overcrowding the space. You want at least 6 in between the stools so everyone has enough elbow room and space to get on and off the seat.
Counter overhang is what gives you space under the counter for your legs. If the overhang is narrow, then you’ll likely want to avoid large bar stools or counter stools that have a lot of depth.
The height of the footrest is important too, especially for shorter people. Legs hanging can be uncomfortable after long periods, so many sure everyone can reach the footrest.
Choosing the Right Function for Your Needs
Bar stools and counter stools come in a huge range of styles with various functions.
When deciding which type is most suitable for you, ask yourself what role it will play in your daily life.
Will you be using them for long periods?
You’ll likely want to go for a more comfortable option such as an upholstered stool with a full back.
Do you have kids?
If so, a swivel stool will likely be fun yet distracting option.
It can be overwhelming to decide what features will suit your needs the best, so here’s a breakdown of the more common options.
Swivel
Swivel stools are a fun option and a great choice for entertaining. However, they tend to be on the heavier side and may not be the best option for kids.
Backless
Backless stools are the most common and traditional option. They can help save on space, however, they usually aren’t the most comfortable choice for long periods.
Adjustable
If you have kids around or a variety of heights in your home, adjustable bar stools or counter stools are a great option. They adjust quickly and ensure everyone can sit at a comfortable height.
Upholstered
Upholstered stools are the most comfortable option and one you want to consider if you’ll be using your stools regularly.
Stools with Arms
These are another great option if comfort is your priority. Arms add stability to the stool and let you sit in more comfortable positions. However, they are usually wider than armless options which may reduce the number of stools you’ll have room for.
