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The first step in choosing a stool is determining the size or height of stool you need. Most stools come in two common sizes: 30 inch and 24 inch. This measurement is taken from the floor to the top of the seat. The 30 inch stool is commonly referred to as a bar stool and the 24 inch is a counter stool. Some manufacturers also make a taller size for higher bars or free-standing applications.
Most countertops are 36 inches high and will accommodate bar stools, or chairs that are slightly higher than dining chairs. A comfortable clearance for people's knees below these countertops is 15 inches. Stools for raised 42-inch countertops are usually between 28 and 30 inches tall, giving a comfortable 12 to 14 inches of knee room. The recommended counter overhang also varies with the counter height, with experts suggesting 15 to 18 inches for the lower counter and 12 inches for a raised counter. Whatever height counter you have and whichever kind of seating, allow at least 24 inches of space between each seat for your guests' comfort.