When your deck or patio seating must remain usable through changing weather, these bar stools give guests a place to sit without leaving outdoor service areas. Water collecting on a seat creates a small operational problem that becomes repeated wiping, interrupted conversations, and another surface for staff to monitor. The indoor/outdoor design suits a home or restaurant, while the mesh seat lets water drain straight through rather than puddling on the sitting surface. For offices with outdoor break areas, hospitality settings, and businesses that host visitors outside, that drainage detail keeps the seating requirement tied to the conditions your people actually manage.
The seat uses heavy gauge steel mesh, and the frame is welded steel. An E-coating process coats both the inside and outside of the frame evenly with a baked-on, epoxy-based finish. That finish is UV resistant, so the sourced protection applies to the frame finish rather than automatically describing every component. The bar stool is BIFMA tested at 500 pounds, giving you a stated test reference when comparing seating requirements. Overall dimensions are 18-inch long by 16-inch wide by 32-inch high. The width is 16 inches and height 32 inches, giving you the measurements needed to check placement at an outdoor counter, patio table, or service area. The product is made in the USA.
For your purchasing team, the specification is clear: a bar stool with a heavy gauge steel mesh seat, welded steel frame, and UV-resistant E-coated frame finish. The 32-inch height gives you a dimension to coordinate with the counter or table already in place. The seat's drainage path matters when rain or outdoor moisture is part of the environment, while the E-coating process applies to both interior and exterior frame surfaces. Use the 18-inch length and 16-inch width to plan each position and aisle spacing, and verify the full 32-inch height against surrounding furniture. With a made-in-USA bar stool, you can specify the same documented dimensions and material details across outdoor seating areas serving employees, clients, or restaurant guests.