
Bar stools
Backless Bar Stool in Bistro-Style Metal, Clear Finish
- Metal frame
- 17" W x 17" D x 30" H
- Stackable
Bistro-style metal bar stools
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Photos show this model in one example. The finish and size you choose go on the order.
Will it suit your room? Talk to a specialist
Front, side and top are drawn at one scale from the listed measurements, outer size only. For the shape itself, look at the photos.
Think of the room first: the Bar Stool in Bistro-Style Silver Metal, Walnut Wood Seat is a tolix style bar stool that belongs in cafes, bistros, and quick-service dining rooms. It is listed for indoor rooms only. Metal is what the frame is built from, with silver as its color. Wood covers the seat. For the room plan, the listing adds service capacity listed at 500 lb, 16 lb for staff to lift and move, and stacking when the room turns over. Take 17 3/4" W x 20" D x 45 1/4" H into the room plan before you place the next piece.
The seat of a bar stool sits about 6 inches higher than a counter stool's, so measure your top before ordering for the whole bar. Keep roughly 10 to 12 inches between seat and top.
Hold this choice in the venue plan for its room, beside the rest of that room's seating mix. Care follows the materials. Clean wood with a lightly damp cloth and dry the joints, where pooled water does harm. A chipped metal finish lets moisture in, so fix chips as soon as staff spot them.
Price checked Nov 13, 2026.
Questions operators ask
Clean wood with a lightly damp cloth and dry the joints, where pooled water does harm. A chipped metal finish lets moisture in, so fix chips as soon as staff spot them.
No. It is listed for indoor rooms only.
Yes, they stack. Keep stacks to what the storeroom ceiling and your staff can handle, and protect the floor and finish underneath.
It travels by freight truck after we review the order and email the freight quote. Standard versions take about 14 to 21 business days before transit, custom choices longer. Read delivery and receiving before the truck arrives.
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