Urban Forge Bar Stool

Because these seats are crafted from reclaimed timber slabs, you should expect natural variations in texture, including knots, grain patterns, and the rounded edges of the original timber. While the wood is finished for safety and comfort, it retains its organic, rustic character rather than a perfectly smooth, manufactured surface.

While the reclaimed timber retains its natural, rustic character and unique grain patterns, the surface is finished to be functional and comfortable. You may notice slight variations or textures inherent to the wood, which is part of the stool's artisanal charm.

A 30-inch seat height is typically designed for bar-height surfaces, which are usually around 40 to 42 inches tall. If you are looking for seating for a standard 36-inch kitchen counter, this stool will likely be too tall; it is best suited for raised bar counters or high-top tables.

Yes, the Urban Forge Bar Stool arrives fully assembled and ready to use right out of the box. Because it features a solid, hand-forged iron frame without bolts, there is no setup or tightening required.

No assembly is required. The frame is hand-forged and constructed as a single, solid unit without bolts, meaning there are no fasteners to tighten or maintain over time.

A 30-inch seat height is standard for bar-height surfaces, typically measuring 40 to 42 inches from the floor. If you are looking for seating for a standard kitchen island or counter, which usually sits at 36 inches, this stool will likely be too tall.

The base is made of solid iron, which can be heavy and potentially abrasive. We recommend applying felt pads to the bottom of the legs to protect your flooring from scratches or scuffs.

No, each stool is individually hand-forged and utilizes unique reclaimed timber slabs, so no two pieces are exactly alike. You can expect slight variations in the ironwork and the wood grain, which is part of the artisanal appeal of this collection.

The legs are made of solid iron, which can be hard on delicate flooring. We recommend applying felt furniture pads to the base of the legs to protect your floors from potential scuffs or scratches.

Because each piece is individually hand-forged and utilizes reclaimed timber slabs, no two stools are identical. You should expect natural variations in the wood grain, edge shape, and ironwork, which gives the set a cohesive but authentic, non-mass-produced look.