Upright Backless Tabouret Stool with Wood Seat

Are you the type who likes a dash of the unexpected in an otherwise sober style? Then you’ll love the Upright backless bar stool by Amisco featuring a wood seat available in a distressed or non-distressed finish. The seat is supporting a tabouret-inspired metal base. This counter stool looks at home in modern and industrial kitchens or home bars.

• 10-year limited residential warranty on metal frame
• It’s built to last you for decades
• Lead-free paint
• On trend tabouret-style design
• Narrow, great for small spaces
• Seat is available in a distressed or non-distressed solid wood birch
• Heavy-duty North American steel
• Powder-coated metal finish for heavy-duty use
• Easily tuck under your counter to open up the walk space for easier traffic flow

Good to know:

• Item #42564
• Great in industrial or modern kitchens, dining rooms, bars or game rooms
• Includes nylon glides on the bottom of the feet to protect your linoleum floors — add felts for wood or linoleum floors for extra protection

Embodies Popular “Tabouret” Style Design

Taboret or tabouret style design is a growing trend of stools that feature a full metal stool with a square seat and legs that come down to a point.

The origin of this started in France in the 17th century and has revolutionized into what we see today. This style compliments modern and industrial spaces and is great in kitchens, bars or game rooms. 

However, most tabouret counter stools, on the market, have known to lack comfort due to their undesirable narrow seat at between 12-13 inches. They also have been known to not hold much weight. 

That’s why we offer you the Upright stool, which keeps the tabouret style in tact, all the while making it comfortable with a wider seat at 16½ inches. It’s also strong and sturdy enough to hold up to 300 pounds and is built with the highest grade steel, ensuring your tabouret bar stool will last for decades.

Characteristics of the wood:

Celebrating character marks, knots and contrasting wood grain, distressed solid birch blends incredibly well with steel, providing an authentic and unique look to every product.

Manual characteristics that will appear on distressed solid wood components:

• Nail holes 
• Simulated worm holes 
• Tool mark 
• Screw mark 
• Chain impact 

Natural characteristics that may appear on distressed and non-distressed solid wood components:

• Deep mark 
• Repaired knot 
• Deep knot 
• Multiples cracks 
• Long crack