Difference Between Bar Stools And Chairs

A popular question is the difference between the bar stools and chairs; and the main distinction between the two would be the actual height of the chairs compared to the height of the stools. Chairs generally have a height of 45cm so are more suitable for use with dining tables, whereas bar stools generally have a minimum height of 55cm therefore more appropriate for kitchen work surfaces and breakfast bar surfaces. Additionally, our chairs are available at a fixed height so they are at the correct height for your table, as opposed to the variable height offered by the majority of our bar stools with the gas lift functionality, which prove to be more advantageous for higher work surfaces or for versatile use for different tables.

Material Used In Stools & Chairs

Our collection of chairs are also available in a variety of different materials, as with the bar stools we offer. There are chairs made from wood, polished wood, faux leather, genuine leather, woven nylon and acrylic. Not only this but the chairs also come in a variety of colours from sophisticated black, brown, cream and white, to contemporary transparent, to funky multi-coloured bright colours such as red, yellow, green and orange.

You are therefore spoilt for choice when choosing your selection of chairs, and you will also be bound to find a chair to match and compliment your dining table - whether it is a glass, wooden, marble or granite table you have.