
Bar stools
Bar Stool in Ladder-Back Metal
- Metal frame
- 17 1/4" W x 19" D x 42" H
- Indoor use
Restaurant bar stools
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Photos show this model in one example. The finish and size you choose go on the order.
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Operators furnishing hotel restaurants, fine dining rooms, and country clubs can start a room with an upholstered back bar stool like the Padded Back Bar Stool in Indy Metal. This one stays inside the house. Under the guest is a frame of metal in clear coat. Diners settle onto vinyl. The record also shows capacity rated at 500 lb, 23 lb for staff to lift and move, and padding behind the guest, details that matter once the room fills up. The listed size is 41" H x 19" L x 16" W, so walk that out in the room first.
Before you set a count for each room, choose your configuration, whether Black, Buckskin, Gunmetal, or London Tan. A bar and its dining room often share one order. Count the bar at about 24 to 30 inches per stool, then add the dining room's chairs to the same plan.
Keep a venue plan for each room, and save this version there with the count that room needs. Care follows the materials. At the end of the night, vinyl wants a soft cloth, mild soap, and a dry wipe, never bleach or solvent. Touch up a chip in the metal coating soon, before moisture creeps under the finish.
Price checked Nov 13, 2026.
Questions operators ask
At the end of the night, vinyl wants a soft cloth, mild soap, and a dry wipe, never bleach or solvent. Touch up a chip in the metal coating soon, before moisture creeps under the finish.
The form covers 4 options for configuration. Each choice updates the price, and a person reads the order before anything is confirmed. See how ordering works.
Keep it indoors, since its listed use is inside only.
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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