Before your workday reaches its busiest stretch, the kitchen stools around your kitchen, break area, or service counter are already carrying repeated demands from employees and visitors. A kitchen stool needs to give you a measured height range and a seat sized for the task, not force every user into the same position. This kitchen stool adjusts from 31 to 39 inches, giving you a specific range to evaluate against the surfaces and users in your space. You can review the dimensions alongside your counter height, workstation layout, traffic pattern, and daily seating needs before selecting where it belongs.
The 14-inch diameter seat contains an 11 1/2-inch diameter masonite board recessed into the pan. Eight rivets on the seat are specified to prevent warping. The frame uses 18 gauge steel tubing measuring 7/8-inch in diameter. Footrings measure 5/8-inch outside diameter and are welded to each leg with four contact points at each leg for added rigidity. Height adjustment uses chrome plated adjustable height inserts, with a listed range of 31 to 39 inches. The product's listed height is 39 inches.
For your planning, compare the 31-inch lower setting and 39-inch upper setting with the counter or work surface where you expect the kitchen stool to be used. The 14-inch diameter seat and recessed 11 1/2-inch diameter masonite board give you two separate measurements to verify against the space available for each user. The frame uses 18 gauge steel tubing with a 7/8-inch diameter, while each footring is 5/8-inch outside diameter and welded to its leg at four contact points. Chrome plated adjustable height inserts provide the stated height configuration. You can use these construction details and measurements to coordinate seating across a kitchen, break area, or service counter while reviewing the fit against your facility's layout, user needs, and selected height.