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by Hillsdale Furniture
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Item #: HIL-4670CTBRS4
Ship Weight: 26.0 lb
10+ in stock
Description
Hillsdale's Charleston collection beautifully combines a rustic desert tan wood finish with a dark grey metal and offers a multitude of choices to create the perfect counter height dining group for your home. Starting with the non-swivel stools, you have the choice of 3 lovely designs: the x-back stool combines a rustic desert tan top accent with a transitional metal "x" in the center of the back and a brown faux leather seat. The parson's stool is traditional in design and combines the rustic desert tan finish with the brown faux leather seat. The ladder back stool features 3 rungs in the desert tan finish enhanced by the dark grey metal and brown faux leather seat. Now that you've decided on your stool, let's look at the table options: the stunning rectangle table features a wood top that is generously scaled to easily accomodate six. The round wood table is 48" in diameter and features a wonderful metal accent on the base.
Features:
- Collection: Charleston
- Finish: Desert tan
- Fabric: Brown Vinyl
- Wood has a rustic desert tan finish
- Dark grey metal
- Your choice of three stool designs
- Assembly Required: Yes
- Material: Wood, Metal, Vinyl (100% Poly)
- Type of Wood: Rubber wood
- Country of Origin: China
Item Weight: 181 lbs
Dimension: 41 H x 72 W x 36 D in.
Bar Stool Guide
If you have the below table, bar, or counter height, please get the chairs or stools with the following height:
Table 28" to 30" H --------- Chair 17" to 19" H
Counter 35" to 37" H ----- Stool 23" to 28" H (Counter Height Stools)
Bar 41" to 43" H ----------- Stool 29" to 32" H (Bar Height Stools)
Bar 44" to 47" H ------------Stool 33" to 36" H (Extra Tall Bar Stools)
There should be an 11" to 13" space between the seat of the stool or chair and the table surface.
To determine how many stools you need to fit your bar or counter, measure the length of the bar in inches and divide by 24. You should allow 24" of counter length per stool, with or without a back. Example: You would need four stools for an 8' counter.
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