Can the legs be cut down to fit under a counter? I want to be able to match bar chairs with counter.
1954878
The chair is not as sturdy/heavy duty as it appears so, although I wouldn't rule it out, I suspect that it would be a jagged cut.
1954879
I would not advise cutting them down. These chairs seems to be made for taller outdoor tables and bars.
455205
Okay, this chair can go to counter height or bar height, but the whole chair including the back cannot go under the counter height but may if something is bar height it may.... not sure...
960440
Apparently there are 2 height sizes of bar stool . I don't know the height but it is adjustable and fits the lowest height of counter bar .
991633
no... counter height chairs are ordered separately. Table quailty is great and easy to assemble
1038250
I wouldn't think they would work because you will need to move the bar stools around, plus they are also 4" square which would be way too wide for a bar stool leg to sit in.
1278410
No. You can get creative by drilling holes but the legs are already marked for the shelf.
1268021
I don't know it depends on the counter height as well. I use my bar chair in my Boutique and it works for me. My countertop is high but it doesn't have an extended ledge that would interfere with the arms though... Sorry
183717
Other responders have it - the center shelf can only join the top and bottom sections butted, not overlapped. Yes you could trim off the 4 top braces with a hack-saw if you need it a few inches shorter. Also, don't forget that the two sections can be assembled separately and joined side-to-side (or front to back) to make a half-height shelf system - sometimes advertised as a "workbench". I'm almost positive that the kit comes with the short slotted rods to link together the two shelf sections in this configuration.
1977376
Bottom of legs are approximately 14 1/2" deep by 17 1/2" wide. The legs narrow until they reach the seat. It would seem like 11" inches under the counter would be just fine. I have 11 3/4" inches under the counter and the stools look great. These are great stools. Hope this helps.
2247192
It can be done. You just need to be accurate in cutting the shelves and positioning the holes for the screws. I suggest you contact the supplier. He is great to work with and will probably do it for you.
2227978
Probably ok for standard kitchen countertop height (36"), but not nearly tall enough for "bar" countertop height. You need a bar stool for that.
728262
Yes. Concern would be fitting your chair between the legs as the opening is quite narrow.Have had the table for a year and love it for the small space I needed it in but finding chairs was a challenge and comfort was compromised for that size. Good luck!
1942003
I think it would be awkward under dining room chairs. They are larger than the leg of a chair, and will not cling to the leg when it is moved, so will need to be manually moved separately.
1108448
Yes. We added short legs and have been using on top of a big counter for a computer. It is a dense and solid piece of wood. One side was gorgeous, the other not so much but still pretty enough for a table. I would not say it is unfinished, but it's not fine furniture. We did not do anything to it and looks fine in a brand new house
2215701
I don't see any reason why you couldn't lower the bottom shelf, but it would mean drilling new holes in the legs so it might not look that tidy. We gave the shelf away so I can't measure to see what the actual clearance is.
1412020
Yes, the legs are tapered with the angle on the inside face of each leg. You could still use a cross bar between each end pair of legs to rest a shelf.
725428
No. You will need to use a drill to screw the leg's into the chair base. No problem if you're the handy type.