Why this high bar stool earns its place
This is Everyday's consistent best-seller in bar seating: a traditional high stool with generous turned legs and a metal foot rest, finished with a green diamond-quilted fabric seat. At 770mm high and 345mm wide, it's built for proper bar-height tables and poseur counters rather than low seating, so it suits venues that need stools guests can actually perch on at the bar.
The turned-leg frame is solid rubber wood, jointed with mortice and tenon construction and glued and screwed at every joint — a traditional build method chosen for durability rather than looks, though it delivers plenty of the latter too. It's the kind of frame that copes with being dragged across a tiled floor and leant back on night after night without working loose.
The metal foot rest is a proper practical touch rather than an afterthought — guests perched at bar height need somewhere to plant their feet, and it takes the strain off the wood frame that a footrest built into the legs themselves would otherwise carry. The green diamond-quilted fabric seat adds colour and comfort on top, upholstered to handle a long shift of service rather than just an evening at home.
