Seating Height
How To - Select The Correct Barstool Height | |||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||
| 1. Start with measuring your existing counter or table. 2. Next measure the distance from the floor to the top of the table or counter. We recommend a 10-12 inch difference between your table top and barstool. For example a 42" table top works well with a 30" barstool. | ||||||||||||||||||
| 3. Don't forget to measure the overhand of the table. Some tables have a wide overhand and may require a specific barstool height. For example if you purchase a 32" stool for a 42" table but the table has an overhang of 6" it will probably be more comfortable to use a 30" barstool . Collect these measurements and we are ready to decide what type of furniture you need. | ||||||||||||||||||
Industry Terms: Barstools, Bar Tables, Tables and Chairs have three own language. Below you will learn some of the industry lingo. This will prove useful when defining the perfect product for your space. | |||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||
Seating Connections offers many products in various heights absent the above dimensions. We also offer custom furniture to meet specific seating heights. The rule of thumb is to keep a 10" through 12" distance from the top of the table to the seat height. | |||||||||||||||||||
How many barstools will fit your unique space? | |||||||||||||||||||
| How do we determine the right amount of barstools? This is an important step. Giving each individual a comfortable amount of space. Tricks of the trade tell us.
Barstools 16" through 18" wide please allow 21" through 22" of space. |