
Bar stools
Clear Finish Backless Bar Stool, Metal Bistro-Style
- Metal frame
- 17" W x 17" D x 30" H
- Stackable
Bistro-style metal bar stools
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From the opening bake to closing time, the Black Metal Bar Stool, Bistro-Style with Walnut Wood Seat works as a tolix style bar stool in cafes, bistros, and quick-service dining rooms. Listed for the shop interior, not the pavement. The frame is made of metal and comes in black. The seat is made of wood. On the spec sheet you also find a weight rating of 500 lb, 16 lb to carry from the back room, and a frame that stacks for the last sweep.
Take the tape to the floor: it measures 17 3/4" W x 20" D x 45 1/4" H. A window bar of 10 feet takes four to five stools at 24 to 30 inches apart. Backless stools tuck under tighter; backs keep a regular sitting through a second cup.
Fold this into the closing routine. A damp cloth does for wood finishes. Do not let mop water pool around the legs. Dab paint on any chip in the coating so moisture cannot reach bare metal.
Keep it in Shop plans, where the configured price sits with your layout and the plan can be copied for the next shop.
Price checked Nov 13, 2026.
Questions from the counter
A damp cloth does for wood finishes. Do not let mop water pool around the legs. Dab paint on any chip in the coating so moisture cannot reach bare metal.
Keep this one inside; its listing is indoor only.
Yes. Check how high your back room lets you stack, and set the bottom one on a dolly or a mat to save the floor.
It travels by LTL freight on a pallet to your dock or tailgate. A person reviews the order and we email the freight quote; plan on 14 to 21 business days for stock versions before transit, longer for custom. How delivery works
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