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Chair stool heights are generally 18â³ from floor to seat. Pair with a table or counter 28â³-30â³ in height. Counter stool heights are generally 24â³-26â³ inches from floor to seat. Pair with a table or counter 36â³-39â³ in height. Bar stool heights are generally 28â³-30â³ from floor to seat.
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. These are commonly called âspectator stoolsâ.