Flash Furniture CH-31320-24GB-RED-PL2T-GG Red Metal Indoor/Outdoor Counter Height Bar Stool with Removable Back and Teak Poly Resin Seat 24"

Product Details for Flash Furniture Red Metal Indoor/Outdoor Counter Height Bar Stool with Removable Back and Teak Poly Resin Seat 24"

Use the Flash Furniture CH-31320-24GB-RED-PL2T-GG Red Metal Indoor/Outdoor Counter Height Bar Stool with Removable Back and Teak Poly Resin Seat 24" to add a vibrant and durable seating solution to your indoor or outdoor space. Combining the warm look of a teak polystyrene seat with the boldness of a red galvanized steel frame, it creates a visually appealing contrast perfect for any modern or industrial setting. Perfect for both indoor and outdoor use, its teak-colored polystyrene seat is resistant to chipping, and peeling, so your stool will withstand the elements. Built for strength and comfort, it has underseat cross bracing and an integrated footrest for stability and seating comfort.

With the ability to hold up to 500 lbs. of static weight, this counter height bar stool accommodates a wide range of customers. Featuring a convertible back design, this bar stool provides the versatility to easily switch from a full back with a curved vertical-slat design to a sleek backless stool. Perfect for outdoor bars, bistros, or other commercial establishments, its design flexibility makes it an ideal choice for various environments. Maintenance is straightforward and hassle-free; simply wipe it clean with water and a neutral detergent. Best of all, assembly is quick and easy, requiring only 10 minutes or less with the included materials.

• Galvanized steel frame
• Color: red
• Teak polystyrene seat will not chip or peel
• Curved vertical-slat back can be removed
• Underseat cross bracing and integrated footrest
• Holds up to 500 lbs. static weight
• Wipe clean with water and a neutral detergent
• Assembles in 10 minutes or less with included materials
• Designed for indoor and outdoor use
Dimensions: 17-3/4" W x 20" D x 39-1/4" H

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