Before the next handoff, place a fully assembled stool made of steel at a 25-inch to 33-inch height. Put this Kitchen Stool where that pressure shows up first. A kitchen stool with adjustable height gives you a measured range to consider when one seating position must support changing users, stations, or tasks. The 14-inch diameter seat gives you a specific sitting surface to compare against your available clearance, while the recessed 11 1/2-inch diameter masonite board is set into the pan. This masonite board will not chip or crack.
For an office break area, service counter, training room, or workroom, these dimensions help you review the stool against the counter height and the space available before ordering. The seat uses eight rivets to prevent warping. Height adjustment uses chrome-plated adjustable-height inserts. The height specification identifies the adjustable range as 25 inches to 33 inches, while the listed 33-inch dimension identifies the height measurement supplied for the stool.
You can use those measurements when checking counter relationships, aisle clearance, and the placement of multiple stools in your floor plan. For your final selection, match the 25-inch to 33-inch height range to the surfaces where people will sit, then review the 14-inch seat diameter against the clearance available at each station. The chrome-plated adjustable-height inserts identify the adjustment component, while the recessed masonite board identifies the material set into the seat pan. That gives you a concrete basis for placing this kitchen stool where its adjustable height fits the requirements already established in your office. Match the look to the suite, check the floor plan, and order for the next install window. Measure the bay, confirm clearances, and order once the look matches the room. Walk the footprint with a tape measure before the order goes in.
Ships fully assembled.