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Outdoor Barstools - Think Comfort

When shopping for outdoor barstools, it's easy to overlook certain aspects of comfort that will be very important when the stools are in use. You need to imagine the conditions outside when you'll be using the barstools as you decide which set to buy. It's the best way to avoid buyer's remorse later on.

Perhaps the most important consideration is the heat. Metal barstools sitting outdoors under a blazing sun can become hot enough to burn on contact. Think about getting into a car that's been baking for hours when it's 95 degrees out. Everything metal in the car is like a branding iron for a few minutes after you get in. Exposed barstools made of metal are no different.

If you do choose metal outdoor barstools, be sure to get thick cushions for the seat, back, and armrests. Not only will you be more comfortable in general, you'll also avoid a wicked metal burn when the sun is blazing.

If you opt for wood-framed outdoor stools, the biggest concern is the effect of the elements. It's smart to choose wood barstools that are coated in urethane or thick enamel all the way around. The underlying wood should also be pressure treated, as you'd use to build a deck. It costs more, but will actually save you money in the long run by lasting much longer than cheaply made barstools.

Outdoor stools should be well cushioned. Their purpose is for lounging on your patio or after spending time in the pool or spa, right? Who wants to sit on a hard, uncomfortable seat or lean back into hard metal or wood slats? If the barstools you have your eye on don't include good, thick cushions, consider investing in others that do. Such a seemingly simple consideration can make a big difference!

Finally, many outdoor barstools come as a set with a matching table. In that case, the stools will naturally be of the correct height for the table. No worries. However, if you buy them separately, don't forget to factor in the seat height of the barstools as compared to the table's height. You'll need 8-12 inches of thigh room for a comfortable fit.

 

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