measurements are expressed in cm Download product information sheet Hand-woven in high density polyethylene resin a quick wash with a non-foaming mild detergent every three months, will do the trick. A soft nylon brush or a low pressure air hose can also be used to clean between the weaving.Filling 4cm polyether foam. Choose your own fabric Glide with metal cap | VS outdoor collection [Standard glide] All colours are shown here as close to the actual colours as the web process allows. Swatches can be supplied on request. 33” chair height 18” chair width 18” seat height 19” chair depth American walnut, white oak, ebonized maple, or fog gray ash FenelonThe Fenelon Dining Chair gets at the heart of Asa Pingree design: Our solid craftsmanship bridges many uses while taking a form that is elegant yet unassuming. Is there any piece as central and versatile in our homes as the dining chair? We need them to be functional yet formal, comfortable yet upright.
The Fenelon is the balance — equally at home at a kitchen table, in a dining room, or pulled into a writing desk.Offered in American walnut, white oak, ebonized oak, or fog gray ash. contact to purchase | Tearsheet PREV • NEXTAt Atlantic Shopping, our range of bar stools has evolved into an array of styles to suit all tastes. from adjustable height models to those with fixed seat height, some with or without backrests and some with arms. Many are exclusive to us in Europe, with original collections designed in-house. We also upgrade all of our metal bases to thicker gauge steel to make our stools stronger, plus we ensure that every product is fire retardant. We’ve created this handy buying guide, with six steps to help you choose the right design for you. Firstly, consider which room you’ll use your stools in. Is it your kitchen? In a commercial bar? This will influence the design that you choose. Look for a design that will fit the style of your room, like traditional wooden stools for a country kitchen, or contemporary chrome for a modern breakfast bar.
If your kitchen features brushed steel, perhaps the appliances, then you might want to compliment them with brushed steel stools. You should also consider the colour scheme. Here you have three options. Firstly, you could match the seat colour with the worktop. This is the most popular choice. Secondly, choose a colour to match your cabinets, or, thirdly, introduce a new, contrasting colour. When purchasing a stool, it’s highly likely your choice will primarily be based on the seat design you prefer. We have designs in a variety of styles and colours catering to an abundance of different décor styles. The majority are built around a central column with round or square bases, with the metalwork often designed to complement the seat. The first thing you see when you look at a stool, the seat forms the focal point and visual centrepiece of a product, and can easily change the style of the stool. Some, like the Gloss Coco, have seats made from ABS plastic, giving more of a retro feel.
Alternatively, as walnut kitchens are becoming more popular, wooden designs like the Alpino are becoming increasingly fashionable. For a slightly softer look, models with leather seats are the ideal choice, or fabric covered stools. Or, if you prefer more traditional four-legged stools, we can also cater for that. Height is probably one of the most important factors when choosing a stool. To be comfortable, there needs to be enough room for your legs to go under the bar or worktop, so that your posture is similar to sitting at a table. Lots of designs feature a gas-lift mechanism, allowing you to adjust the height to suit you. Below is a chart outlining the standard surface heights of tables, kitchen bars and commercial bars, and the height of seat they should be paired with. Low Stools for Tables Bridging the gap between stools and traditional dining chairs, our Low Stools are designed to fit under a dining or kitchen table, which stand at a height of 75cm. Between 45 and 48cm, they’re perfect for those who want to enjoy the benefits of kitchen stools at a lower height.
Some models are multipurpose, and can be lowered for use at a table, or extended for use at a breakfast bar. The Correct Height for Kitchen Stools The majority of kitchen worktops and breakfast bars have a height of 90cm from the floor to the underside. Our collection of kitchen stools, have seat heights ranging from, 65 to 70cm, the perfect height to compliment work surfaces. This will give you approx 20-25cm for your legs and will be comfortable to sit at. Stools for Commercial Bars Taller than domestic surfaces, commercial bars generally stand at around 110cm. We have a great range of commercial stools, measuring between 75 and 80cm. These generally feature heavier bases to improve stability as the height increases. You can learn more about the differences between commercial and domestic bar stools here. We have lots of different designs, with a diverse range of widths. Our smallest model is just 30cm wide, and our largest has a width of 60cm. Take a look at our width guide video for help choosing the right size for you.
To work out the best design for you, you firstly need to measure the length of your bar. Most people know how many seats they require, so you need to divide the length of the bar by this number. You’ll need to leave about 15cm between each stool, so that they can swivel and you can move between them. If your bar is against a wall, you’ll need to leave a space between the wall and the first seat. Remember that features like armrests and padding will increase the width. All the measurements you need are on our website. We’ve created a handy width calculator to help you to work out the best size stool for your bar. Simply enter the length of your bar, the number of seats you need, and whether your bar is against the wall or not. The calculator will tell you the maximum seat width for your bar. You can then use the width slider to refine your search. Bar Stool Width Calculator When it comes to comfort, most people prefer to have some form of back support. The backrest height varies.
Models like the Mars and the Lulu have a small lip, giving a sense of stability while remaining compact enough to be tucked under a bar. Models with mid-height backrests like the Padded Crescent and the Pluto offer good support to the lumbar-thoracic junction. Or, if you require more chair-like support then the Deluxe High Back is the ideal choice. Remember, models with larger backrests occupy more visual space, and are more suited to large, spacious areas. This is why designs with mid-height backrests like the Mimi are popular, providing good support without having too much visual impact. The table below compares backrest height with seat width, demonstrating the space that more supportive models can occupy: Backless - with legs Seat Depth & Overall Seat Depth We include both of these measurements on our website, as they can be important. Seat depth is the distance from the front of the seat to the front of the backrest; the part that you actually sit on. The overall depth is the measurement from the front of the seat to the back of the backrest, or how much space the stool will actually occupy.