The seating around your break room counter is often asked to serve people of different heights without much room to adjust. This kitchen stool puts the adjustment where you can use it: the backrest moves 2 inches up and down and 2 inches forward and back. For an office manager trying to keep shared areas usable without adding unnecessary floor coverage, the 16 4/5-inch width and 18-inch height give you dimensions to plan around before you place an order.
Made of steel, this stool uses 18-gauge, 7/8-inch steel tubing. Its full 14-inch diameter seat has an 11 1/2-inch diameter masonite board recessed into the pan; the board is specified not to chip or crack. Eight rivets on the seat are included to prevent warping. The 5/8-inch outside-diameter footrings are welded to each leg, with four contact points at each leg for added rigidity. Those details identify what you are receiving: a steel kitchen stool with a backrest, a recessed masonite board in the seat pan, riveted seat construction, and welded footrings. The listed dimensions are 16 4/5 inches wide and 18 inches high, so you can compare them with the counter, aisle, and storage area you are working around without treating the seat diameter as the overall width.
Your ordering decision comes down to the fit and the parts that matter in daily shared use. At 16 4/5 inches wide and 18 inches high, this stool can be evaluated against the space you have, while its 14-inch diameter seat gives you the seat measurement separately from the overall width. The backrest adjustment lets you set it 2 inches up or down and 2 inches forward or back, and the welded footrings are specified with four contact points at each leg. If you are outfitting a break room, counter area, or other office space where seating dimensions need to be checked before purchase, these stated measurements and construction details give you a clear basis for specifying the quantity you need.
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