Harrison Beechwood Square Backless Bar Stool

Let’s be honest—sometimes the best seat in the house… doesn’t need a back. The Harris backless bar stool keeps things simple in the best way possible. No fuss, no swivel—just clean lines, solid wood, and comfort that holds up from your morning espresso to last call.

At Home in Kitchens, Bars, and Beyond

Made in Chicago by Trendler (a name that’s been doing this for decades), Harris is the kind of stool that fits in everywhere—your kitchen island, a restaurant bar, hotel lounge, or anywhere people gather and stay awhile.

Why Go Backless? More Space, More Style, Less Clutter

Backless stools like the Harris are all about flexibility. They tuck neatly under your counter or bar when not in use, making your space feel bigger and more open—especially in tighter kitchens or busy commercial settings.

They’re easy to move around, simple to clean around, and great for quick seating without interrupting the flow of your room. And the best part? They still bring all the comfort, without the bulk.

Dress It Up (or Down)

Choose a sculpted wood seat for a minimalist vibe, or go cushioned if you like a little extra comfort in your day.

Want it in cherry with a burgundy seat? Done. Prefer natural wood with creamy upholstery? Also done. You pick the finishes, we’ll send the free samples—easy.

At a Glance

• 5-year residential warranty
• Lifetime warranty on the swivel and glides
• It’s built to last you for decades
• Heavy-duty commercial-grade steel
• BIFMA/ANSI (Canada) compliant
• Powder-coated metal finish for heavy-duty use
• Well cushioned seat for long periods of sitting
• High-density foam seating – built for lasting comfort, the 150/50 foam offers a commercial-grade, high-density core (150 kg/m³) with medium-firm support (50 IFD), ensuring durability and resilience in high-traffic spaces

Additional Details

• Proudly made in the USA
• Includes nail-in nylon glides on the bottom of the feet to protect your linoleum floors—these are already installed for you, so there’s no need to add them yourself. For added protection on wood or linoleum floors, we recommend adding felt pads.