Shenadoah Rust Barstool

This stool features a seat height of 30.5 inches, which classifies it as a "bar-height" stool. It is specifically designed to be paired with surfaces that sit approximately 40 to 42 inches high, such as home bars or elevated kitchen islands. For the most comfortable dining experience, our experts recommend maintaining a 9-to-12-inch gap between the seat and the underside of your counter to ensure adequate legroom.

The upholstery is crafted from a durable nylon and polyester blend that has been specifically treated to be water-repellent. This material choice is highly effective for high-traffic dining areas because most liquids will bead on the surface rather than soaking into the cushion. Our care standards suggest blotting spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth. For general maintenance, you can use a soft brush to remove debris or a cloth dampened with a mild soap and water solution for localized spots.

Furniture designated as "contract grade" has been engineered to meet rigorous commercial-level standards for stability and resilience. While standard residential furniture is built for occasional use, this stool is constructed with a robust metal frame and high-quality materials intended to withstand constant, daily activity. This makes it an exceptional choice for busy households or social kitchen environments where durability is a primary concern.

This stool is built with a sturdy metal frame and straight legs for maximum stability. To safeguard delicate flooring—such as hardwood, laminate, or tile—our experts recommend applying high-quality felt pads or rubber glides to the feet. This simple addition prevents surface scratching and ensures the stool can be moved smoothly and quietly during daily use.

This contemporary stool is ideally suited for compact living. With a width of 19 inches and a sleek, low-back silhouette, it maintains a minimal visual footprint that helps a room feel more open. The low-profile backrest is particularly advantageous in narrow layouts, as it often allows the stool to be tucked closer to the bar top when not in use, keeping walkways clear in smaller floor plans.

The rust upholstery offers a warm, earthy accent that grounds contemporary designs, especially when paired with the light-gray or neutral palettes often found in coastal Texas or Florida homes. From a performance standpoint, the synthetic nylon and polyester blend is naturally more resistant to moisture and environmental wear than organic fibers. The water-repellent treatment further protects the inner foam seat from dampness, helping the furniture maintain its integrity and comfort in high-humidity regions.