Chair and Bar Stool Parts
National Public Seating GL1 Replacement Beige Floor Glides for 7/8" Frame$45.39 /CaseSKU: 155-153VPN: GL1
Maintain and Upgrade Your Bar Stools with Our Quality Replacement Parts
Bar stool parts are essential components that keep your seating functional, comfortable, and visually appealing. Our extensive collection features a variety of replacement parts, including swivels, bases, footplates, and seat covers, designed to fit most standard bar stools. These high-quality parts are built to withstand the demands of commercial use, ensuring your bar stools remain in excellent condition for years to come.
Investing in quality bar stool replacement parts offers several benefits:
- Extend the life of your bar stools, saving you money in the long run
- Maintain a consistent, professional appearance throughout your establishment
- Ensure the safety and comfort of your patrons
- Easily customize your bar stools to match your décor or branding
Our collection features a wide range of bar stool parts to suit your needs. The Value Series 280-1003 Heavy-Duty Bar Stool Swivel with Auto-Return is a popular choice for its durability and convenient auto-return feature. For those who prefer a swivel without auto-return, the Value Series 13-6220 Bar Stool Swivel, without Auto-Return offers smooth 360-degree rotation.
In addition to bar stool parts, we offer a comprehensive selection of restaurant seating to meet all your needs. From classic wooden chairs to modern metal stools, our collection has something for every style and budget. Explore our extensive range and find the perfect seating solutions for your establishment today.
The main parts of a bar stool include the seat, backrest, footrest, base, and swivel mechanism. The seat is the part you sit on, while the backrest supports your back. The footrest is a horizontal bar or ring where you can rest your feet, and the base is the bottom part that supports the stool. The swivel mechanism allows the stool to rotate 360 degrees.
The overhang for bar stools refers to the distance between the bar or counter's edge and the stool seat's edge. A typical overhang for bar stools is 10-12 inches, which allows enough space for comfortable seating while ensuring the stool is close enough to the bar for easy access to drinks and food.
To reinforce bar stools, you can take several steps, such as tightening all screws and bolts, replacing worn or damaged parts, and adding support braces or brackets to the base and legs. If the stool has a wooden frame, you can apply wood glue to any loose joints and clamp them until the glue dries. Regular maintenance and prompt repairs can help extend the life of your bar stools.