Home bars and kitchen counters demand seating that balances style with durability -- mass-market wood bar stools often compromise one for the other. The Sunny D Alpine Leather Ladderback Barstool 2PC set, available at LOOMLAN with free shipping, solves that challenge with solid mahogany construction, a wire-brushed Alpine gray finish, and black vinyl cushion seats built to withstand daily use. Full Specifications Brand Sunny D Dimensions (each stool) 19 W × 19.5 D × 47 H inches Material Mahogany wood frame, black vinyl seat cushion Color Alpine gray (wire-brushed, hand-distressed finish) Weight (set of 2) 52 lbs Design Features Ladderback, built-in footrest Assembly Required What Is a Bar Stool? A bar stool is a tall seat designed for use at bar-height counters (40-42 inches) or kitchen islands, typically featuring a seat height of 28-30 inches. Bar stools differ from counter stools in seat height -- counter stools sit 24-26 inches high for 36-inch counters, while bar height stools accommodate taller surfaces with built-in footrests for comfort during extended seating. What You Get With the Alpine Leather Ladderback Barstool 2PC Solid Mahogany Construction -- genuine hardwood frames deliver structural stability and weight capacity that engineered wood cannot match. Wire-Brushed Alpine Gray Finish -- hand-distressed surface treatment highlights the wood grain while adding scratch resistance for high-traffic kitchens. Black Vinyl Cushion Seats -- upholstered seating surface provides comfort and wipes clean quickly, ideal for families and entertaining. Ladderback Support -- vertical slat back design offers lumbar support while maintaining a transitional aesthetic that complements both modern and traditional interiors. Integrated Footrests -- built-in crossbars positioned for natural leg placement reduce lower-back strain during longer sitting sessions. Where Should You Use the Alpine Ladderback Barstool Set? Position these barstools at home bars or kitchen islands in transitional, farmhouse, or casual modern spaces. The neutral gray finish coordinates with walnut pub tables, while the ladderback silhouette echoes classic dining chair forms found in living room furniture collections. For kitchens with 36-inch counters, explore our full counter stools range. Frequently Asked Questions What is the standard bar stool height? Standard bar stool seat height measures 28-30 inches from floor to seat, designed for 40-42 inch bar-height counters. What is the difference between a bar stool and a counter stool? Bar stools have 28-30 inch seat heights for 40-42 inch surfaces, while counter stools sit 24-26 inches high for standard 36-inch kitchen counters. How much space between bar stools? Allow 26-30 inches of space between stool centers to provide comfortable elbow room and easy access. Do bar stools need a back? Backs provide lumbar support for longer seating but are optional; backless stools suit casual breakfast bars where users sit briefly. Is assembly required for these barstools? Yes, the Alpine Ladderback Barstool 2PC set requires assembly upon delivery. Does this set qualify for free shipping? LOOMLAN offers free shipping on all orders to the continental USA with no minimum purchase requirement. Trade & Commercial Specifications Interior designers, hospitality buyers, and staging professionals receive net trade pricing at login through the LOOMLAN Trade Program with no minimum order and approval in 24 hours. The mahogany construction and wipeable vinyl seats meet commercial durability standards for restaurants and multi-family housing. Trade Pricing Apply free at loomlan.com/pages/loomlan-trade-program Commercial Use Suitable for hospitality and residential projects Volume Orders Project Concierge available for orders over $5,000 Need help choosing the right bar stool height or coordinating finishes? Call LOOMLAN at 833-566-6526 or use our Visual Search tool to find matching pieces by uploading a photo. LOOMLAN is an authorized retailer for Sunny D. LOOMLAN is BBB accredited. View our BBB profile.
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