Published at Monday, January 15th, 2018 - 09:05:24 AM. Bar Stools. By Capucine Lefebvre.
The first thing to know about choosing barstools is that heights vary. Although adjustable designs are on the market, these generally aren't movable. Typically, barstools come in three sizes. The most commonly seen one is 30 inches, which is referred to as bar height. Anything shorter than 30 inches in called counter height, and these stools are seen in pubs, often with a matching table. The third, generally designed for taller people, is called a spectator stool. Spectator height stools average about 34 inches, although anything over 32 inches is considered spectator height.
The kitchen is pretty apparent. At kitchen counters and places where there can be a lot of foot traffic but not enough floor spaces, barstools tuck in neatly and clear up all the room that's needed. A den, too, is often crowded. Using a counter height table with barstools (or adjustable barstools), the space problem is easily solved. In many modern apartments, however, rent is high and space is low; the living and dining rooms might have the same space problem. Bringing some comfortable and stylish barstools into these rooms can do wonders for all those banged up ankles and bumping knees.
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