Reclining Bar Stools

Flexback vs. Tilt Swivel Bar Stools: Which to Choose?

Dive into our collection and explore the two main types of bar stools we offer: Flexback and Tilt Swivel.

Flexback Bar Stools

Experience a more relaxed seating with our flexback bar stools. As the name suggests, these stools let you lean back with ease, providing an extended comfort range. Predominantly crafted by our renowned Darafeev brand, these are a blend of elegance and utility.

Tilt Swivel Bar Stools

Maximize your seating flexibility with the tilt-swivel option. This design not only allows a 360-degree swivel, but also the privilege to tilt and recline. The unique feature? A convenient knob located under the seat to lock your desired recline angle. This ingenious function is specially integrated into models with armrests and a balanced base, ensuring optimal support.

Why Choose Reclining Bar Stools?

Unmatched Comfort

Perfect for extended seating sessions, be it a festive dinner or casual evenings with friends. After a tiresome day, sinking into such comfort is a blessing.

Back Pain Relief

Combat post-seating stiffness. Our stools come equipped with plush upholstery that’s designed to enhance your overall sitting experience.

Multipurpose Utility

Modern kitchens often double as makeshift office spaces. These reclining stools transition effortlessly from daytime office chairs to nighttime dining seats. Relish the comfort, round the clock.

Customize Your Stool at Barstool Comforts

Why settle for standard when you can personalize?

Select Your Upholstery

From striking blues to sophisticated bronzes, pick from a wide range of fabrics, vinyls, and leathers.

Select Your Seat Height

Additionally, choose your preferred metal finish color and seat height. Options range from 24-inch to 30-inch, with a few exclusive 34-inch variants.

Understanding the Tilt Swivel Mechanism

The tilt swivel mechanism has a vertical rotating shaft attached to the base or column of the stool. The upper part of the shaft has two mounting plates, connected by a hinge. A normal swivel stool has just one mounting plate that can only spin. The seat is connected to the upper plate, and the hinge allows the seat to tilt backward. The rotating bottom plate allows the seat to spin while it tilts. Rubber spacers cushion the seat as it tilts so the person on the stool always feels secure and in control.

Guide to Adjusting the Recline

1. Locate the knob under the seat.
2. Tighten for a limited recline.
3. Loosen for an extended recline range.
4. Fully tightening the knob halts the recline.

Need Design Assistance? We’ve Got You Covered

Struggling with design choices? Reach out to us with photos of your space, and our experts will guide you with color and style selections, ensuring your stool perfectly complements your decor.