Your office kitchen serves as a break area, informal meeting point, and overflow seat, so kitchen stools must fit the way your team actually uses the room. People do not sit in the same posture or stay for the same length of time, and your staff should not have to guess whether a seat belongs in a particular space. The 18-inch height gives you a specific starting point for planning around break counters, shared tables, and informal work areas. In a busy office kitchen, that distinction matters because the stool becomes part of the room's daily traffic.
This kitchen stool uses a full 14-inch diameter seat with an 11 1/2-inch diameter masonite board recessed into the pan. The source specifies that this masonite board will not chip or crack. Eight rivets on the seat are specified to prevent warping. The stool uses 18 gauge, 7/8-inch steel tubing. Footrings measure 5/8-inch outside diameter and are welded to each leg with four contact points at each leg for added rigidity. The listed stool height is 18 inches, giving you a concrete dimension to compare with the counters, tables, or other surfaces already in your room.
For your purchasing file, the key configuration is specific: an 18-inch-high kitchen stool, a full 14-inch diameter seat, and an 11 1/2-inch diameter recessed masonite board. Those measurements let you compare the stool against the counter or table height already in your room without relying on a vague size label. The seat details also give your facilities team clear points to inspect over time: the board is recessed into the pan, and eight rivets are used on the seat to prevent warping. Underneath, the welded footrings connect to each leg at four contact points, while the 5/8-inch outside diameter identifies the footring tubing. You can document the 18 gauge, 7/8-inch steel tubing separately from those footring dimensions, keeping the specification record tied to the component it describes. That level of detail helps you order against an actual floor plan, assign the stool to a specific kitchen or meeting area, and give staff a consistent reference when the room is rearranged. The result is a clearly specified seating choice for the spaces your team uses throughout the workday.
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