what is the depth of the chair? trying to determine how much will stick out from the counter when pushed in.
852573
From the front end of the seat to the back end is approximately 14"...It really does not stick out a lot. i hope this helps
1962441
The actual height of stool from chair back top to floor is 41.5 inches. The height of seat to floor is 29 inches. If this helps you from floor to beneath my counter it is 41.25 inches. hope this helps put it into prespective for you.
1650778
I measured the height from the floor to the seat of the chair at 22 inches at its tallest adjustment. We LOVE this chair - it is comfortable and supportive for my husband's back - but we normally use it at desk level. I'm not sure that it will be the best choice for a counter workspace.
1464867
Very close to 2",what's stopping it is the oval seat clamp,you might have to use a hammer to make it fit.My counter top where I used this was 1".I just tried A 2" wooden shelf,wouldn't fit,and I had the clamp opened as far as it would go.
2185229
17 inches. No way this will work with a kitchen island. By the way - I would not take this high chair if they gave it to me for free! Very poorly designed.
1566765
The dimensions of my version are 15 inches wide (depth) by 24 3/8 inches long. We have not inset it yet, so if you are just placing it on your counter you will have much room.
490577
From floor to top of seat is 25" which is perfect for a 36" counter. The seat is comfy and squishy, so goes down to 24" when sat upon. Depth of seat is 16" from edge of seat to edge of seat. From the back of the wood seat back to the wood edge in the front of the stool is about 18" (maybe a bit less.) Hope this helps!
960810
I used a measuring tape: about 5 1/2 inches for the white part, and about 3 1/2 inches for the feet, so 9 inches total. It's a short stool, meant for propping up your feet. So it's shorter than my easy chair.
1566184
fully assembled it is about 20 inches with the plunger and not quite 18 inches without the plunger. it fits under my counter without the plunger...i just leave it partially assembled and off to the side as i use it several times daily.
1567791
Because of the way that my vanity is installed, I can't give you an exact answer. However, the vanity is 18" deep and the opening in the drawer is 12" plus about an inch for the drawer face. There is a piece of wood inset to cover the back so I would subtract another inch. Hypothetically, I would say there should be about 3 1/2 - 4 inches of space behind the drawer. By the way, I don't have one complaint. I love this vanity.
1628017
The chair measures 18 inches from the floor to top of the seat cushion. The back of the chair go a bit higher 23 inches. I bought this chair for my bathroom vanity as I had redone and needed a chair. You will like how it swivels to the right or left to get up, etc. Get this chair. I will probably order another one.
779791
I own one it's about 2 feet high. Most counter to cabinet don't have that high of a clearance . Id measure to make sure it will fit
1233581
If you are referring to depth, I would estimate no more than 3 inches, I think. In considering my work office chair, this has been a good chair for the value.
843167
The previous poster who quoted 20" and 15" measured the outside and inside of one of the side legs. If I understand you correctly, you're looking for the inside measurement inside the 2 open ends of the U-shaped base. This measurement would tell you how wide of a chair you could use with this table. There's a very small, slightly rounded part on the inside corners of the bottom/closed end of the U. The inside measurement at the bottom is 26". The inside base measurement on the open end is 26.25".
1719951
There are 2 positions the tray locks in to. In the tighter position the farthest point between chair back and tray is 6 3/4 inches.Hope that helps.
875233
About 18 7/8 inches overall depth, and about 17 3/4 inches from the front edge of the front feet to the end of the back protrusion. One thing I did to make the unit easier to operate was to cut a 1/4" thick masonite panel, and laid it flat on the cabinet "floor", behind the back feet of the unit, so that the unit wouldn't slide back into the cabinet recess when you push on the door latch. MUCH easier to open the unit now...
1173855
I gave it as a gift. Not sure but think I remember them saying some adjustment had to be made to fit under counter. Don't know what the height is.