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Metal bar stools

Behind a busy bar, stools get pulled out, turned and leaned on all night. These 121 stools have metal frames, some with a wood-look finish, and seats in vinyl, wood or fabric. Measure the bar height and the run length first, then decide between swivel and fixed before you look at backs.

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Bar Stool in Ladder-Back Metal, Brown Finish
Bar Stool in Ladder-Back Metal, Brown FinishFrom $101.00
Bar Stool in Metal with Interchangeable Solid Back
Bar Stool in Metal with Interchangeable Solid BackFrom $125.00
Bar Stool in Metal with Interchangeable Star Back
Bar Stool in Metal with Interchangeable Star BackFrom $126.50

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Metal bar stools

Match the furniture to how each room is used

Think about the room this piece will live in before you settle on it. A banquet hall that clears every Sunday wants chairs that lift and stack, while a bar with regulars wants a stool that stays put. Save each choice to the venue plan for that room, with its finish noted, so a second order matches the first.

Tape the bar front every 24 to 30 inches and stand a stool on each mark when you count metal bar stools; models with arms or swivels earn the wider marks.

Look at the finish and construction

Compare the stated frame material and the available finish, including coated or wood-look options where offered. Keep those descriptions separate: the appearance of a finish does not change the underlying frame material.

Measure your actual counter

Check the listed seat height against the counter or bar where the stool will be used. Measure the underside as well as the top surface, and account for aprons and footrests.

Venue plans

Behind a busy bar, stools get pulled out, turned and leaned on all night. These 121 stools have metal frames, some with a wood-look finish, and seats in vinyl, wood or fabric. Measure the bar height and the run length first, then decide between swivel and fixed before you look at backs.

Fit the bar before the look

Bar tops near 40 to 42 inches take stools with seats around 29 to 31 inches. Forty-five of these stools list a seat height, most of them from 28 1/2 to 31 inches, so hold each one against your own bar rather than assuming. Then measure the run. A stool every 24 to 30 inches along the front is the working range, and a busy Friday night shows quickly when you've crowded the short end of it.

The overhang matters too. Guests need knee room under the bar top, and a stool with a tall back sits further out than one without.

Swivel, fixed, or no back at all

Eighteen stools here swivel, which suits a bar that faces the room or a television. The rest are fixed, which keeps the line straight along a narrow aisle where staff pass behind with trays. For the full swivel range, swivel bar stools gathers all of them, metal and wood. If guests stop only for a drink before dinner, backless bar stools tuck closer to the bar front.

Backs vary widely. Upholstered backs lead with 31 stools and bucket shapes follow with 29; bucket bar stools has those in depth. Curved backs number 16, interchangeable backs ten and ladder backs six. Padded backs are listed on 60, and arms on ten.

Seats and the long evening

Vinyl covers 100 seats here, wood 50 and fabric 28, and upholstery options are listed on 82. A club bar where members settle in for the evening suits padded vinyl; a taproom with a quick turn suits a wood seat. The upholstered bar stools page collects the padded models.

Indoor use is listed on 120 stools. Keep them inside and send the terrace bar to the patio range instead.

A ladder-back metal bar stool is listed at 17 1/4 inches wide, 19 deep and 42 high, and starts the page at $91. The most expensive single stool here is $316. Put the bar into venue plans as its own room, with the run length written beside the stool count, and the next location can copy the plan as it stands.

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