These straightforward bar stools slip in wonderfully to small spaces.
Plastic glides on the feet protect your floors, and each chair weighs about 20 pounds. The slight curve in the seat makes them more comfortable and visually dynamic. They come in three colors and can also be purchased at counter height.
Some had issues with the legs being uneven and no way to adjust them.
This lovely contemporary saddle stool is of a simple design, yet it's comfortable and sturdy. Comes in a classic antique walnut finish.
All tools needed to assemble are included. Quick and easy to put together. Solid construction made from natural hardwood. Offers exceptional value for the quality you get.
Some users find these uncomfortable to sit on for extended periods.
This fun chair has a clean, sleek modern edge with a lovely rustic weaved backrest.
It measures 21 inches deep by 18 inches wide and 35.9 inches tall. They also come in counter height, and you can buy them in sets of one, two, or four. They come in two colors.
Some found the cushion too thin or generally uncomfortable.
The seat of this chair is on a swivel, making it a great chair for people who love to host.
It has a small footrest bar looping around the inside that also serves as support. It can hold up to 300 pounds. It measures 20.5 inches on a side and is 30 inches tall, though also comes in counter height.
Some had issues with screws that would come loose over time.
With its nice wood finish, comfortable cushion, and ability to swivel around, this is a solid choice.
Features a wooden back and legs, which flare out at the bottom to give more sturdiness, and faux leather upholstery in black. Has a footrest for added comfort. The seat swivels 360 degrees. Assembly process is relatively simple.
The cushioned foam seat is not very wide.
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You don't need a bar to have rustic bar stools. You can also use them at counters and tables. The main concern you will have when purchasing a rustic bar stool is height. You'll want to have a durable, non-wobbling stool that offers about 10 to 12 inches of clearance, so legs can fit beneath the countertop. Additionally, look for rustic bar stools that are cushioned and have a back support and foot rests for greater comfort. The materials used in construction may vary from wood to cast iron, but the finish should be easily cleanable. A bar stool that swivels and is height-adjustable is good for social situations. Easy-assembly is a must for those not wishing to succumb to frustration.
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