What makes this stool different from a backless saddle stool?
It has a round upholstered seat, a T-shaped upholstered backrest, four wood legs and a circular metal footrest. The backrest combines a vertical padded section with a horizontal rolled top. This is a separate seating configuration from a backless saddle stool.
How do I choose the right seat height for my counter?
Use the actual counter or tabletop height and the underside of any apron or support, then confirm the ordered stool seat height and knee clearance. Seat height is separate from overall stool height, which includes the backrest. The order needs dimensions in confirmed units.
What are the upholstery, legs and metal details made of?
Velvet fabric is the upholstery reference, with wood legs and metal details in a gold-tone finish. The exact wood species, fabric composition and metal or coating specification are confirmed for the ordered package. Dark wood color and gold-tone appearance do not by themselves identify species, alloy or coating chemistry.
Does this stool swivel or adjust in height?
Neither function follows from the T-shaped backrest or the ring footrest. Specify any required operating function before selecting the final stool dimensions. An adjustment range should not be assumed when matching this configuration to a counter.
Can I change the fabric or use it in a commercial bar?
The current selection uses the deep-green velvet reference with dark wood-tone legs and gold-tone details. A different fabric or finish is a separate request to confirm. Commercial use also needs the required upholstery, loading and other applicable performance documentation for the actual assembly; the appearance is not a commercial-duty rating.
What should the stool quotation include?
Our quote identifies the stool configuration, upholstery and frame-finish references, seat and overall dimensions with units, and quantity. It also records any required operating functions, supplied fittings, assembly format, packing dimensions and weight, and delivery destination. Tables, counters and other furniture are separate items unless expressly added.