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How to Pick the Right Bar Stool for Your Kitchen Cointer

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Choosing the right bar stools for your kitchen counter is never easy, but worry not as we will guide and help you decide on which to choose. When selecting out bar stools, you must take into account a few different measurements and select a style you are into.

1. Measure Your Counter Height and Width

In the United States, the residential standardized measurements of kitchen counter measure 25.5 up to 28 inches wide (going from the wall to the counter’s edge) and you usually won’t find any wider than that. While the standard height for a kitchen counter is 36 inches (91.44 cm) from the floor to the top of the countertop surface. However, the actual height may vary depending on factors such as the height of the individuals using the kitchen, the type of appliances and cabinets being used, and personal preferences.

So be sure to take your measuring tape with you in order to get the exact height and width of the counter. Measure the height from the floor to the underside of the counter or bench, you may also subtract 5-10 inches which allows plenty of space for most anyone’s legs. Lastly, in order to determine how many stools you can fit, you have to keep in mind to allow at least 1 inch of space per stool to provide enough space between stools for people to eat, drink and socialize without bumping elbows. 

2. Style and Design   One of the major factors to consider when choosing bar stools is the overall style and design of the space where they will be used, as well as the durability and comfort of the stools themselves. Other factors like the height of the stool, the materials used in its construction, and the type of seat and backrest it has can all play a role in determining its suitability for a particular setting.

When choosing the style of your bar stool, there are several points you should consider to ensure that the stool fits your needs and complements the overall look and feel of your space. Here are a few tips to help you choose the right style:  

  •  Do I want a backrest?

  •  What color do I prefer?

  •  Is adjustable height/gas lift important to me?

  •  Do I need it to swivel?

 

Now let’s talk about the advantages of these points.

The back support fits well with your spine curve, helping you to loosen up your shoulder and back after work. It also helps you feel more relax as you enjoy your food and drink.

The back support fits well with your spine curve, helping you to loosen up your shoulder and back after work. It also helps you feel more relax as you enjoy your food and drink.

With an adjustable bar stool there’s no need to worry whether the user is a tall or short person, or even children, you can adjust the stool height to ensure you can sit on it comfortably.

Swivel bar stools are quiet popular choice for many homes and even commercial settings due to its convenience and comfort. It allows users to easily turn and adjust their position without having to move the entire stool and it helps reducing fatigue and discomfort during prolonged sitting.

3. How Many Pieces

Deciding how many pieces of bar stools you need will depend on the space you have and how many people you want to accommodate. Don’t forget to also consider the design and style of the stools and how they will fit in with the overall aesthetic of the kitchen.

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