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Counter Height Upholstered Espresso Swivel Dining Chair with Cushion Seat-24 Inch – Color: Brown – Size: 24 inches
$126.34 $131.60
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Description
Specifications: Color: Espresso + black Material: Rubber wood + PVC + Sponge 24″: Net weight: 20 lbs Overall dimensions: 17.5″ x 19″ x 38″ (W x D x H) Seat diameter: 17″ Back size: 17.5″ x 17.5″ (W x H) Height from ground to seat: 24″ Weight capacity: 264 lbs 29″: Net weight: 20.5 lbs Overall dimensions: 17.5″ x 19″ x42″ (W x D x H) Seat diameter: 17″ Back size: 17.5″ x 17.5″ (W x H) Height from ground to seat: 29″ Weight capacity: 264 lbs Package includes: 1 x Bar stool
This is a lovely bar stool that takes the spotlight in every dining room.
With rubberwood construction it is built for everyday use. The 360-degree swivel seat allows you to swing around effortlessly. And the black PVC cushion will easy to wipe clean. Flared legs and circular footrest provide comfort and stability. The transitional design will undoubtedly merge seamlessly with any style kitchen basement game room or bar.
You just need a little bit of assembly. Don’t hesitate to put this bar stool in your cart!
- Brand new and high quality
- 360°swivel action offer the freedom of movement
- Construction with solid hardwood large weight capacity
- The softly upholstered seat and back fill with sponge
- PVC cushioned seat easy to wipe clean
- With foot pads protect your floor
- Panel back design
- Quite flexible and durable
- Easy assembly
Additional information
| UPC | 6970866955384 |
|---|---|
| MPN | 35924618 |
| CONDITION | New |
5.0
100% Recommended (2 of 2)
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Brandy Harper (verified owner)
Seat is very comfortable – happy with the quality for the price. Instructions are not the best for assembly but you’ll figure it out in no time.
Armondo (verified owner)
Classy and unique design. They look great at my kitchen island. My only complaint is when assembling the cushion to the chair back it was difficult to get the Allen wrench onto the screws.