Bring on the style
Rustic farmhouse metal swivel counter stool in a pewter finish
Elevate the look
Wood ladder-back with a seat covered in putty faux leather
Crafted for you
Durably constructed with metal, rubberwood, and plywood
Quality Construction
100% Polyester
Metal and wood may not seem like the coziest pairing. But with this rustic farmhouse counter stool, Settle into a piece that balances both natural elements comfortably and stylishly. Crafted with a sturdy metal frame with fluted legs in a pewter gray finish, This stool features a plush 360-Degree swivel seat wrapped in a neutral putty faux leather, Plus a high backrest with a wooden ladder-Back design in a warm desert tan tone that work in harmony to create the perfect place to relax into for a great night of conversation or cocktails. Assembly required.
- Rustic farmhouse metal swivel counter stool in a pewter finish
- Wood ladder-back with a seat covered in putty faux leather
- Durably constructed with metal, rubberwood, and plywood
- Assembly required
- Ships one stool in one box
- Works best with counters or tables that are 34-38 inches in height
- Spot or wipe clean
- Recommended weight limit: 250lbs
- For residential use only
| HDF Item Number |
4670-828 |
| Style |
Farmhouse,Rustic |
| Product Size |
Counter |
| Dimensions (inches) |
42H x 17.5W x 21.5D; Seat Height: 26H |
| Weight (lbs) |
32.5 lbs |
| Fabric Color |
Putty |
| Material Content |
Wood, Metal, Vinyl |
| Fabric Content |
100% Polyester |
| Assembly |
Assembly required |
| Warranty |
1 Year |
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Type:
Bar Stools
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Width:
17.5"
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Height:
42"
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Depth:
21.625"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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