A counter does not make a common area functional by itself, and bar stools determine whether your breakroom, cafeteria, or common area can support the pauses and conversations taking place there. Employees need a place to sit during a shift change, lunch period, or informal meeting, yet an open room can leave those moments scattered across workstations. This bar stool gives you specific materials and dimensions to account for as you plan that space: a black vinyl seat, natural wood back, silver frame finish, and a footprint that can be measured against your available floor area. The result is a seating choice you can evaluate against the way your employees actually use shared areas.
The frame uses 7/8-inch round tube construction with a silver powder coat finish. The seat is black vinyl with 1 1/2-inch upholstery, while the back is natural wood. The listed weight capacity is 275 pounds. Overall dimensions measure 19-inch wide by 22-inch deep by 45-inch high, giving you the measurements needed to plan placement along a counter, at a cafeteria table, or within another common-area arrangement. These specifications also let you compare the stool's footprint with aisle space, nearby tables, and the clearances required by your room plan. The product is made in the USA, and the sourced construction details identify each visible component without asking you to interpret unstated materials or capacities.
Your configuration decision begins with the space in front of you: measure the available width, depth, and height around the counter or gathering area, then account for how many seats your floor plan can accommodate. At 19 inches wide, each stool occupies a defined portion of the run, while its 22-inch depth and 45-inch height provide the dimensions for checking nearby circulation and counter relationships. The black vinyl seat and natural wood back establish the material combination, and the silver powder coat finish identifies the frame finish for your room schedule. A 275-pound weight capacity gives your purchasing file a stated specification to record, while the 1 1/2-inch upholstered seat identifies the seat construction. Whether you are furnishing a breakroom, cafeteria, or shared common area, these measurable details give you a clear basis for coordinating seating with the rest of your workplace plan.
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