The counters standing 36 inches tall need a matching chair, and this one seats people 25 inches up on steel. Counter stools become part of that daily decision, and this counter-height chair places a 25-inch seat height with 36-inch high surfaces. For a team managing shared work areas, training rooms, break spaces, or service counters, that measurement gives you a specific point of reference when matching seating to the height already in the room. The weight capacity up to 350 pounds also gives you a clear specification to review as you plan seating for employees, visitors, or customers.
The chair is all plastic, with a plastic seat and back accented by a steel powder coat frame with a silver finish. Its 25-inch seat height is specified for use with 36-inch high surfaces, giving you a measured relationship between the chair and the counter or work surface. The chair measures 18-inch wide by 22-inch deep by 40-inch high. Its weight capacity is up to 350 pounds, a stated limit your purchasing and facilities teams can include in the product specification record. These details identify the materials, frame finish, dimensions, seat height, and capacity you need to review before placing the order.
For your planning file, the key specifications are the counter-height format, the 25-inch seat height, the silver finish on the steel powder coat frame, and the all-plastic seat and back. Match the seat height to 36-inch high surfaces, then use the 18-inch width and 22-inch depth when laying out seating positions in your room. The 40-inch height gives you the vertical dimension for placement review, while the weight capacity up to 350 pounds gives your team a stated limit to record. When you are ready to finalize seating, you have the measurements, materials, frame finish, surface-height match, and capacity together in one product specification.
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