The breakroom counter in your office often becomes an improvised meeting point, and bar stools are chosen after the rest of the room has already been planned. That leaves you fitting seating into a space with a particular height, footprint, and visual direction, while employees and visitors still need a place to pause, eat, or talk. These bar stools bring together a navy fabric seat, chocolate wood back, and silver frame for a clearly specified common-area setup. You can evaluate the dimensions against your counter, confirm the capacity of 275 pounds for your use, and coordinate the seat and back colors with the room before you commit. For a breakroom, cafeteria, or other common area, the relevant decision is not simply whether seating fills the space; it is whether the selected pieces match the way your people use that space.
Each bar stool measures 45-inch high by 19-inch wide by 22-inch deep. The frame uses 7/8-inch round tube and has a silver powder coat finish. The seat is 1 1/2-inch upholstered, with navy fabric covering the seat surface. The back is chocolate wood. The listed weight capacity is 275 pounds, and the product is made in USA. These specifications give you the measurements, seat material, back material, frame finish, and capacity to review against your facility requirements before purchasing.
Your room plan can account for the listed 19-inch width, 22-inch depth, and 45-inch height before you place seating around a counter or table. The silver powder coat finish on the frame, navy fabric on the seat, and chocolate wood back establish the available appearance without asking you to translate vague finish language into a purchasing decision. The 1 1/2-inch upholstered seat identifies the seat construction detail you can review with your furniture standards and cleaning practices. A capacity of 275 pounds gives you a stated figure to include in your internal evaluation. With the country of manufacture also specified as made in USA, you have the core information needed to compare this bar stool against the dimensions, colors, and requirements already established for your common area. Select it when those stated measurements and materials align with the space you manage.
Ships fully assembled.