Your Wrought Iron Counter Stool Resource Center
Do you have counter height wrought iron tables to go with these counter stools?
Yes, absolutely - Click here to shop our full line of complimentary counter height tables. What is a Counter Stool?
A counter stool may have a pedestal, 3-leg or 4-leg base and a seat that is approximately 24-26" from the floor. In addition, counter stools are designed with arms or no arms, backrest or no backrest and swivel or stationary seats.
What height counter stool do I need to purchase?
Choose a stool that fits the height of your counter, usually 35-39-in. height from floor to dining surface. As a general rule of thumb for maximum comfort, the distance between the stool's seat and your counter surface should be 9 to 12 inches. That measurement remains the same no matter the counter or table height.
How do I know the number of counter stools to buy?
To figure out the optimal number of stools that will fit at your counter, measure how much space you have to work with. Then remember counter stools with arms and backrests require approximately 21-30-in. of space because the arms and backrests make them wider. Additionally, counter stools without backs or arms need 18-21-in. of space. Here are two tips for general spacing of counter stools: - Allow 4-6-in. between counter stools for comfort and room for guests to get out.
- Measure 25 to 30" from the center of one stool to the mid-point of the next seat.
What materials do you use to craft your iron stools?
Most stools offered by Timeless Wrought Iron will have hand-forged iron or steel frames and bases, but seat and back rests can vary according to the options you choose. These high-quality materials include: - Iron
- Mild Steel
- Zinc
- Copper
- A Variety of Wood Species
- Real Leather
- Faux Leather
- Fabric
What iron finish options do you offer?
You can see the finish options in the Specifications section for each item. A few of the finishes we offer are: - Natural Black
- Hand Rubbed Brass
- Rust
- Gunmetal
- Hand Rubbed Ivory
- Antique Copper
What kind of care will my wrought iron counter stools require?
They're easy to clean. Use warm soapy water on the iron, rinse and dry well. Never use harsh chemicals on any part of your counter stools. Vacuum cloth seats with a gentle touch. Care for leather and leather-like upholstery as you would any leather, using high quality products. For a quick dusting, use a soft lint-free cloth.
More online resources for counter stools:
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How to Choose the Right Stools for Your Kitchen
Metal Counter Stool Design Ideas