LiviNest Wishbone Bar Stool: Mid-Century Modern Counter Height Bar Stools - Fully Assembled Weave Papercord Seat Solid Ash Wood for Kitchen Island & Cafe Use
No rating yet(0 ratings)For Cafe Owners: Ready-to-Use Seating | This fully assembled barstool arrives ready for immediate use in your cafe, eliminating installation downtime. With its 39.4" counter height and 17.5" width, it fits perfectly under standard bars while providing comfortable seating for your customers throughout busy service hours.
Exceptional Weight Capacity | Crafted from solid ash wood with traditional mortise and tenon construction, this chair supports up to 350 lbs. The multi-dimensional thermal bending technology ensures seamless joints and lasting stability, giving you confidence during high-traffic cafe operations.
Mid-Century Design Appeal | Featuring the iconic wishbone silhouette and woven papercord seat, this stool brings authentic mid-century modern style to your space. The carved backrest and ergonomic design create a distinctive aesthetic that enhances your cafe's brand identity and customer experience.
Safe Surface Treatment | The natural wood wax oil finish protects the surface without containing paint or formaldehyde, maintaining indoor air quality. Non-slip foot pads prevent movement on hard floors, ensuring customer safety during daily cafe use.
Durable Commercial Performance | Measuring 39.4"H x 17.5"W x 20"D with a 13.5 lb weight, this stool combines substantial presence with easy mobility. The elastic seat cushion and sturdy frame withstand continuous commercial use while maintaining comfort and structural integrity.
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