
Bar stools
Bar Stool in Wood, Backless
- Wood frame
- 19" W x 19" D x 28 1/2" H
- Indoor use
Backless 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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Front, side and top are drawn at one scale from the listed measurements, outer size only. For the shape itself, look at the photos.
Every room in the house has its own job, and the Slate Bar Stool in Black, Backless is a bar stool for family restaurants, cafes, pubs, and hotel dining rooms. Its place is an indoor room. The frame is built of metal and comes in black. Diners settle onto wood. Before you count covers, note a rating to carry 500 lb and 12 lb for staff to lift and move. Take 16 1/4" W x 19" D x 28 1/2" H into the room plan before you place the next piece.
On the order form you settle wood finish as Walnut, Natural, Distressed Walnut, or Dark Walnut. Space stools about 24 to 30 inches apart, center to center, which puts four to five guests along a 10-foot run of bar. Regulars settle in at the bar, so give them that room.
Save it to a venue plan, one plan per room, and the house comes together a room at a time. Upkeep belongs to the closing routine. A damp cloth is enough for the wood finish, as long as no water sits at the joints. Touch up a chip in the metal coating soon, before moisture creeps under the finish.
Price checked Nov 13, 2026.
Questions operators ask
A damp cloth is enough for the wood finish, as long as no water sits at the joints. Touch up a chip in the metal coating soon, before moisture creeps under the finish.
The form covers 4 options for wood finish. Each choice updates the price, and a person reads the order before anything is confirmed. See how ordering works.
No. It is listed for indoor rooms 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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