Lancaster counter stool recalls another era, with bases inspired by cast iron machinery and heavy timber flooring found in turn of the century factories. Solid acacia create a substantial wood frame, as graphite metal finished wood and rivet details become finishing touches for a modern industrial update. Counter stool can be used with or without the back. Assembly required.
Solid acacia seats, solid hardwood frame, metal brackets/bolts/nails
* Counter stool height
* Solid wood frame
* Solid wood base in metal look
* Removable back
* Assembly needed, tools included
Elizabeth F –
Bought two of these kitchen counter stools and love the appearance! They appear durable and were simple to put together. The materials seem sturdy and I hope they have a long lifespan.
Brian M –
The metal finish was scratched upon opening, and there was a small ding on the rustic wood piece. However, the wood itself is sturdy and the assembly process is lengthy due to the numerous screws and washers.
Laura S –
Assembly is a breeze, materials are durable, and the style is fantastic – highly recommended!
Anne P –
I was pleasantly surprised by the size and sturdiness of this chair, and its appearance is also quite appealing. In fact, I was so impressed that I ended up purchasing a second one.
Karrie D –
This product was simple to assemble and I am extremely satisfied with its comfort level.
Stewart W –
These chairs are beautiful, but unfortunately they are not very durable. It’s a shame that I have to part with them, especially since I’ve only had them since May and the screws are already coming loose. One of the screws even wouldn’t fit during assembly.
Lisa S –
I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and pleasantly surprised by the quality. These exceeded my expectations in every aspect.
Altovese A –
The metal pieces had numerous scratches and chipped paint, possibly due to production or packaging. However, the packaging was in good condition and well-wrapped upon arrival.
Liz L –
These stools are gorgeous and sturdy, but I was disappointed to find out that the legs are painted wood instead of metal, which may get scratched and nicked over time. I’ll have to use a black marker to touch them up.
Paula G –
I purchased 5 bar stools, but 4 of them arrived with flaking paint on the metal parts. I returned them and received 4 replacements, but they also had the same issue.