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By Darcy Meyer. Bar Stools. Published at Sunday, January 14th, 2018 - 09:42:24 AM.

The third factor to consider is whether you want the barstools to have a back or be backless. Backless is more traditional, but, especially for dining, barstools with backs are becoming more common. As any retailer of barstools can show you, these three factors are combined in a number of ways for you to find the best style and design for your home or restaurant.
Barstools are particularly very adored by kids. This is because they can sit on a height to use them for their homework or watching TV, which excites them. These modern barstools are a blend of regular chairs and traditional barstools, which provide a comfortable sitting and place you in a taller position, enhancing their practical use.
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 introduction of the swivel revolutionized the bar stool as we know it. Upholstered barstools taught us that there is no end to the design or image of any particular stool. You have your choice of handcrafted barstools or molded stools. The durability of barstools has evolved in such a way, it essentially guarantees that your bar stool will last as long as you want it too. Not only have barstools become a great necessity to have in your home but if you have the stools, why not the bar?