The breakroom counter is where employees pause between tasks, and kitchen stools need to accommodate changing users without interrupting the workday. This square kitchen stool adjusts from 25 inches to 33 inches, giving you a measured height range for different users and work areas. The adjustable backrest lets you position the stool for a more personal fit, while the foot ring and non-marring floor glides attend to the points where the stool meets your floor. For an office manager, that means you can assign the same height-adjustable format to a counter, workroom, or employee area without asking every user to work at the same level.
Construction details matter when you are responsible for seating used throughout the day. The contoured seat is hardboard and includes 16 rivets to prevent warping. The frame uses 18-gauge, 7/8-inch steel tubing. Height adjustment uses chrome-plated adjustable-height inserts. The foot ring has four contact points at each leg, and non-marring floor glides are specified for contact with the floor. The backrest is adjustable, allowing you to set its position as you set the stool for each user. The stool measures approximately 17-inch wide by 33-inch high. This gives you the physical information to compare the stool with your counter height, available floor area, and seating plan.
Once you have identified where the stool will be used, the remaining decision is how its sourced features fit your daily routine. Set height within the stated 25-inch to 33-inch range for the person using it, then use the adjustable backrest as part of that seating setup. The contoured hardboard seat, 16 rivets, 18-gauge 7/8-inch steel tubing, chrome-plated inserts, four contact points at each leg, and non-marring floor glides give you a clear list to review against your requirements. Its approximately 17-inch width and 33-inch height help you check placement before you commit floor space. For a counter, breakroom, or work area where several people may sit during the day, this kitchen stool keeps the buying decision tied to measurable dimensions and specified components rather than assumptions.
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