Oak Street SL2150-1-B Commercial Bar Stool, Bullseye Birch Plywood Cutout Back, Steel Frame, 43 in H, Seat Unspecified

SKU: SL2150-1-B
$103.37

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The Oak Street SL2150-1-B commercial bar stool features a bullseye birch plywood cutout back and a 1.2 mm steel frame with 1-1/4 in tubing.

The solid welded frame includes a footrest, non-marring poly glides, and a premium black powder coat wrinkle finish. The seat is to be specified, ships unattached, and requires simple attachment.

Overall Dimensions:

15.75"W x 16.0"D x 43.0"H

Product Weight:

19.0 lb

Bullseye birch plywood cutout back

Wood back with a cutout design, as specified for the SL2150-1-B.

Steel frame

Constructed with a 1.2 mm steel frame and 1-1/4 in steel tubing.

Solid welded construction

The frame is specified as solid welded construction.

Footrest

The bar stool frame includes a footrest.

Non-marring poly glides

Poly glides are specified to help protect flooring.

Black powder coat finish

The frame has a premium black powder coat wrinkle finish.

Seat attachment

The seat is to be specified, ships unattached, and requires simple attachment.

Frame load capacity

The frame has a stated load capacity of 300 lb.

Product Type Commercial bar stool
Back Bullseye birch plywood cutout back
Arms Armless
Frame Material Steel
Frame Thickness 1.2 mm
Tubing Diameter 1-1/4 in
Frame Construction Solid welded
Footrest Yes
Glides Non-marring poly glides
Finish Premium black powder coat wrinkle finish
Seat To be specified
Seat Attachment Ships unattached; simple attachment required
Frame Load Capacity 300 lb
Stackable No

Frequently Asked Questions

The bar stool is 43 in high, 15.75 in wide, and 16 in deep. Its stated weight is 19 lb.
The seat is to be specified. It ships unattached and requires simple attachment.
It has a bullseye birch plywood cutout back.
The frame has a premium black powder coat wrinkle finish.
The stated frame load capacity is 300 lb.
No, the product is specified as non-stackable.

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