I need to furnish my bar and want some suggestions as to what kind of bar stools I should get.

this bar stool can be adjustable the height. You can operate it by the handle under the seat.

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I have found you a few sites that sell swivel bar stools designed for restaurant use. Happy shopping!

http://www.restaurantbarstool.com/show_type.php?type_id=18&name=Swivel%20Bar%20Stool

http://www.seatingexpert.com/products.asp?category=4&secondary=38

http://www.fashionseating.com/Swivel_c80.html

It really depends on what you want out of you bar stools but I highly recommend leather. Leather is far more durable and ages well. Leather covering is less likely to scratch/tear, and its natural finish should provide some amount of waterproofing so liquid should rest on the surface long enough for you to clean it.

I have found you a great article that should walk you through this project with ease. Good luck.

http://www.ehow.com/how_12144230_reupholstering-vinyl-bar-stools.html

Bar stools come in three fundamental varieties: bar stools with arms and backs, stools with backs only and backless stools.

The best type of bar stool for someone who is overweight to sit in is a floor mounted stool. This type of stool is securely attached with bolts to the floor beneath it, ensuring better support and stability. If you don't want to bolt down your stools, your next best option is to get a four-legged stool. Four-leg bar stools disperse the weight of the person sitting on them evenly. On the downside, four-leg stools have a higher risk of tipping over.

There are several factors you need to consider before buying bar stools for your pub. First, think about floor space (the amount of physical room on the floor the bar will use). The average bar stool will take up two square feet of floor space. Next is the height of the stools; which will obviously be directly affected by the height of the bar. There should be 10-12 inches from the height of the stool and the top of the bar. Lastly, you need to consider the distance between the stools themselves, for fear of overcrowding.

Essentially, there is no difference in the function of the stool; however the height varies slightly. Kitchen bar stools are 23-28 inches from floor to seat whereas commercial bar stools measure 29-32 inches.

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