Anehick Charcoal Counter Height Stool

This stool is designed for straightforward customer assembly. All necessary hardware is included, and the clean, modern design ensures the process is intuitive. Based on the "minimal assembly" standards for our stool collections, you can expect to have your new seating ready for use in a short amount of time, allowing you to quickly elevate your dining decor.

This stool features a sturdy metal frame with an antique gold finish, offering superior structural integrity and a high degree of stability. Unlike wood, which can sometimes warp or expand in humid environments (such as a kitchen near a steaming dishwasher or stove), a metal base provides a consistent, durable foundation. The modern, four-leg design ensures the stool remains stationary and secure during everyday use.

Yes, this stool is designed specifically for counter-height surfaces. A general rule of thumb for comfortable seating is to maintain a 9-to-12-inch gap between the seat and the underside of your counter. With a 25-inch seat height, this stool is the ideal match for standard 34-to-36-inch kitchen islands or peninsulas, providing ample legroom for dining or working.

Backless stools are an exceptional choice for space-conscious living. Because this stool lacks a backrest and has a compact 16.25-inch width, it can be tucked completely underneath your counter when not in use. This "tuck-away" capability is perfect for urban apartments or open-concept floor plans, as it removes visual clutter and keeps your walkways clear in high-traffic areas.

Polyester is a highly durable and resilient fabric, making it well-suited for the rigors of a kitchen environment. For general maintenance, we recommend regular dusting with a soft cloth. For accidental spills, our furniture care expertise suggests blotting the area immediately with a clean, damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid using harsh chemicals to preserve the deep charcoal color and the integrity of the fabric's finish.

To ensure a comfortable experience, you should allow for at least 6 inches of space between each stool to prevent elbows from bumping. Given this stool's 16.25-inch width, you should allocate approximately 22 to 24 inches of counter width per person. For example, a standard 6-foot (72-inch) island can comfortably accommodate three of these modern stools while maintaining a spacious, uncluttered look.