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Ensure Seating Comfort with Elegant Madison Counter Stool
by Tronk Design Tronk DesignPeople often confuse restaurant bar stools with counter stools. While the two are different, they are used in the same venues in the same field. Height is the main difference as well as how they contrast from each other in terms of functionality. Because of their difficult to note differences, people end up buying one instead of the other and find out post facto that the stool they purchased did not fit their seating needs.
A stool that is too short for you to reach your bar or one that is too tall causing bruises to your knees on the underside of the counter is an unnecessary inconvenience you don’t want. Learning how to differentiate between the two types of stools can help you avoid this headache in the first place.
Simple features make all the difference in keeping your guests comfortable. A bit of tape measure is all you need to choose the right stool for your counter spaces or restaurant tables. Choosing a stool that defines your style and decor the best is also important. A counter stool is described as a type of restaurant seating where one can comfortably sit behind a counter. Counter stools can be used on bar counters, adjustable height restaurant tables, kitchen tops or in any dining area. The top is generally designed in a way that is accessible to patrons who are sitting or standing. In other words, counter stools need to be tall enough or higher than a regular height restaurant table.
Because bar counters and restaurant tables stand between 35" to 37" tall, pairing them with counter stools that measure 24" to 27" tall will put guests at the perfect height for dining, socializing, or sipping on a cup of coffee. Because they easily tuck neatly underneath the table, these stools are recommended for dining/restaurant tables located in cramped spaces. Space between your stools is a measurement that is just as important as their height. To avoid overcrowding your counter or table, your stools should be spaced six inches apart if the seats measure 16" to 18" wide.
The material you select for your counter or bar stools reflects your personality and can complement the surrounding space with like-colors, or act as a beautiful contrast. If you are looking for a counter stool that transcends trends, choosing Madison Counter Stool will always look in style. Madison Counter Stools are highly versatile and highlight the beauty of wood and timeless design.
No matter what your style is, there is something for everyone in the Madison Counter Stool. The Madison stool is a geometrical masterpiece testing the boundary of what people think is possible with wire, balanced by the warmth and beauty of a natural wood seat. The wood seat is offered in American Walnut and Maple. If the majority of your meals take place at the counter or if you want your guests to be comfortable throughout the evening, fabric stools or leather stools improve comfort.
So, choose a well-designed piece of furniture that blurs the line between functionality and art- the Madison Counter Stool.
A stool that is too short for you to reach your bar or one that is too tall causing bruises to your knees on the underside of the counter is an unnecessary inconvenience you don’t want. Learning how to differentiate between the two types of stools can help you avoid this headache in the first place.
Simple features make all the difference in keeping your guests comfortable. A bit of tape measure is all you need to choose the right stool for your counter spaces or restaurant tables. Choosing a stool that defines your style and decor the best is also important. A counter stool is described as a type of restaurant seating where one can comfortably sit behind a counter. Counter stools can be used on bar counters, adjustable height restaurant tables, kitchen tops or in any dining area. The top is generally designed in a way that is accessible to patrons who are sitting or standing. In other words, counter stools need to be tall enough or higher than a regular height restaurant table.
Because bar counters and restaurant tables stand between 35" to 37" tall, pairing them with counter stools that measure 24" to 27" tall will put guests at the perfect height for dining, socializing, or sipping on a cup of coffee. Because they easily tuck neatly underneath the table, these stools are recommended for dining/restaurant tables located in cramped spaces. Space between your stools is a measurement that is just as important as their height. To avoid overcrowding your counter or table, your stools should be spaced six inches apart if the seats measure 16" to 18" wide.
The material you select for your counter or bar stools reflects your personality and can complement the surrounding space with like-colors, or act as a beautiful contrast. If you are looking for a counter stool that transcends trends, choosing Madison Counter Stool will always look in style. Madison Counter Stools are highly versatile and highlight the beauty of wood and timeless design.
No matter what your style is, there is something for everyone in the Madison Counter Stool. The Madison stool is a geometrical masterpiece testing the boundary of what people think is possible with wire, balanced by the warmth and beauty of a natural wood seat. The wood seat is offered in American Walnut and Maple. If the majority of your meals take place at the counter or if you want your guests to be comfortable throughout the evening, fabric stools or leather stools improve comfort.
So, choose a well-designed piece of furniture that blurs the line between functionality and art- the Madison Counter Stool.
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