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Patio bar stools for pools

The pool bar does its business in sun, splash and sunscreen. Every one of the 41 stools here is listed for patio use, in resin, metal, aluminum and steel frames. Measure the bar first.

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Patio bar stools

Plan the room around the changeover

Start with the seat count for the room and the way your team will set it. Then read the listed dimensions, the frame and the seat options, and whether a model is marked as stackable. A ballroom, a restaurant and a terrace each deserve their own line, so the order reads the way the property is laid out.

Pool bar seating needs stools listed for patio use; every one in patio bar stools carries that listing and one asks for cover, so read each usage line first.

Check the stated use

Read the listed indoor or outdoor use and the material details for each product. A patio photograph or a similar-looking finish is not a substitute for the product description.

Think through storage and care

Plan where the furniture will go when it is moved or stored. Use the product care information for the actual material, and check stated stacking details before assuming chairs can be stacked.

Property plans

The pool bar does its business in sun, splash and sunscreen. Every one of the 41 stools here is listed for patio use, in resin, metal, aluminum and steel frames. Measure the bar first. Listed seat heights sit between 28 1/4 and 30 inches, at or just under the seat a bar top of 40 to 42 inches asks for.

Height and spacing at the pool bar

Bars built 40 to 42 inches high call for seats near 29 to 31. The heights listed here are 29 3/4 inches on 5 stools, 30 on 4, 29 1/2 on 4, and 29 and 28 1/4 on 3 each. Measure from the deck to the top of your own bar before you choose, and measure at both ends, since a deck laid to drain may not sit level.

Leave 24 to 30 inches between seat centers. A 20-foot pool bar takes eight stools at the wide spacing and ten at the tight one.

Resin, metal and plastic teak

Resin frames lead, on 13 stools, with metal and aluminum on 10 each and steel on 5. Resin seats are listed on 14. Plastic teak seats, on 6, bring the look of wood to the bar without bringing wood outside. Faux rattan and metal seats appear on 4 each, and one stool has a rope seat. The tolix style, on 3, suits a casual pool cafe. A pool bar that serves food wants backs at the dining end, and with arms on only 4 stools, those belong at the corners.

One stool asks for a covered patio only, so keep it under the bar's roof. Of the 41, 26 stack, which makes it easier to clear the deck when the pool closes for the winter.

Care, matching pieces and the plan

Patio-listed stools still need tending: a rinse after busy days, a chance to drain, then a cover or dry storage over the winter. Outdoor furniture left uncared for falls outside the warranty, and patio stools carry a 6-month warranty period.

For the tables around the bar, compare heights on patio tables. For seating that matches the stools at the dining tables nearby, see patio chairs and resin patio furniture. The whole outdoor department covers umbrellas and heaters too.

Single stools start around $95. Put the pool bar on its own property plan, with the seat count and the bar height in the notes, and keep a copy for the next season's reorder.

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