Adjustable Gray Steel and Wood Low-Back Stool with Footring
Adjustable Gray Steel and Wood Low-Back Stool with Footring
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Wayfair Backed Adjustable Height Ergonomic Lab Stool with Footring | $202.63 |
Walmart (Pack of 2) NPS 19 -27" Height Adjustable Heavy Duty Steel Stool With Backrest, Grey | $216.14 |
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Reviews
I have very high counter tops. These are the only bar stools that I could find that were tall enough...and at a reasonable price. They are stylish and sturdy.
Solid, utilitarian seating. Looks exactly like the photos. Assembly was a bit confusing and all in text, I could have used a diagram to help guide me.
The same durable, utilitarian stools I remember from my childhood- these will last for decades!
The same durable, utilitarian stools I remember from my childhood- these will last for decades!
5 Stars
Heavy duty is a good way to describe this - it took a while to assemble but it's very sturdy. A bit too heavy for kids to move around easily but well made.
Stool
great stool; not so nice on your backside. Definitely need a seat cushion.
Chair seems solid. The assembly instructions leave much to be desired, but it went together without much difficulty.
4 Stars
I purchased this to go with a very small computer desk in a tight area. It fits perfectly, and is very sturdy. I also like the industrial style of it. Think high school shop stool.It is rather compact, so probably not the most comfortable seat in the house for long periods of time as the seat is tiny.
The chair itself is fine, but the instructions for assembly weren't completely correct. The arm actually needs to go into the mounting plate before attaching it to the bottom of the chair. If you screw in the mounting plate first, there isn't enough room for the arm to slide all the way in. Once I figured that out, it was fine. Granted, it's during the holiday break, so we'll see how it does once my son finally does his homework in it.
ok as is
My husband bought this chair for his workbench. He assembles small motors and needed a seat with a back rest. It works well for him.
Great Workshop Stool!
I love this stool! Very comfortable and sturdy with easy assembly. Color in photos are true to product itself. Fast shipping! Thanks, O.co!!
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Overview
Prices are currently typical for this product, ranging from $201 to $270, and the lowest price we've seen is $165.98.
Backed Adjustable Height Ergonomic Lab Stool with Footring at Wayfair
,(Pack of 2) NPS 19 -27" Height Adjustable Heavy Duty Steel Stool With Backrest, Grey at Walmart
.Description
Experience ultimate comfort and durability with this adjustable low-back stool. Featuring a sturdy steel frame, wood seat, and a convenient footring, it's perfect for any workspace or bar area. Adjust the height and backrest to your preference for personalized support.
Quick facts
How do I determine the correct height for barstools or counterstools?
Measure the height from the floor to the underside of the counter. Allow 9 to 12 inches between the seat and the counter for leg room.
Should barstools and counterstools match the kitchen decor?
Yes, choose stools that complement the kitchen's style and color scheme to create a cohesive look.
Can barstools be used without a counter or bar?
While typically used with counters or bars, they can also be versatile seating options in other spaces, provided the height is appropriate.
What height should barstools or counterstools be for a standard kitchen counter?
Choose barstools 28-30 inches in seat height for counters about 42 inches high, and counterstools 24-26 inches in seat height for counters about 36 inches high.
How do I choose the right height for barstools or counterstools?
Measure the height of your bar or countertop. Ideally, there should be 10 to 12 inches between the seat and the underside of the counter for comfortable seating.
What is the difference between a bar stool and a counter stool?
Standard counter height stools are typically 24-26 inches tall, while bar height stools are around 28-30 inches tall.
What ergonomic principles should I follow when setting up my home?
Furniture should match the user's body type, with work surfaces at a comfortable height (usually 36 inches for kitchen counters) and seating that supports a relaxed posture.
