Bar Stool seat height for kitchen
Hollie Rose
3 years ago
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Hollie Rose
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3 years agoThis is an image of the higher stool. Honestly, I feel like I've already searched on every website possible! But if someone knows of a stool thats 70cm and looks like this that would be amazing!
How much leg room did you have when you sat on the stools that were too high?
LTS
3 years agoI can’t remember but my husband is over 6’ & when he was sat on the higher ones he looked more of a giant than he actually is. LOL. The lower ones are much better for seating at the bar.
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minnie101
3 years agoI expect it does :( These are wrong in terms of style but is it also worth looking for an adjustable one with 4 legs? They all tend to be industrial in style but you may get lucky!
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