Best Guitar Stools Chairs (Jan 2023 Update)

This stool is just the right size for guitar practice and its pretty comfortable. It looks really good. Also, I'm a pretty big guy and it seems like it is very sturdy. I like that it swivels. I highly recommend this stool. It would make a great gift.RiffChef904

Looks cool, went together easy but the legs are not even close to even. It teeters like crazy! I've tried to shim it but I'm just chasing my tail. I bought it with rewards so I have like 10 bucks into it and it's not worth the time to return it. I'll likely saw the legs even myself and then it will be a perfect stool.Ken M

Basic chromed-steel tubing stool with a padded, rotating seat. Nice looking red & black Fender logo on the seat. Has a ring around legs about 10 up from floor that makes a nice foot rest when playing guitar. Does take some assembly but all required hardware & good instructions are supplied. They even provide simple tools used for assembly. Tip – hang on to the tools. It will need to be retightened a couple of times after initial assembly.leftyfader

The stool looks ok and does the job, but for the price I expected it to be more comfortable. Some of the cheaper stools have a more padded cushion. This one feels like a hard piece of wood with about an inch of foam on top. The leather covering also feels much cheaper and the gibson logo is just screenprinted on. I would say it would be a good stool for about $49.99.Chase W

I needed a guitar stool for my home studio / practice room, so naturally I turned to Musician's Friend. I saw there were a variety of options and a range of prices. As a value shopper who's searching for the most bang for my buck, and willing to pay a little more to hit the sweet spot, I decided on the Gibson® model. Part of the decision was based on the Gibson® reputation for quality. Figured it had to be at least as nice as the ones provided for customers to use at my local guitar shop. I also thought this stool had an elegant, simple look and seemed less "novelty"-like than some of the other options (e.g., a sports team or beer company). I mean, a top guitar company should make a top guitar-playing stool, right? As it turns out, I was misguided. It's a cheap stool with poor quality control. I received the stool as expected, with typical excellent MF service and eagerly started to assemble it as soon as I got home. Unfortunately, I soon realized the crossbars (that form the legs) were defective. The center hole where they meet was off-center and you could see a mis-punch in the center where the hole was supposed to be. Of course, I didn't realize that until after I had already combined the pieces and couldn't get the round parts to attach properly (more like an oval) and couldn't attach the swivel mount. I was disappointed, but these things happen. MF graciously accepted the return (with prepaid shipping) and arranged for an immediate replacement. I asked for a new Gibson® stool because I figured it was a fluke and still thought this model was a good idea for the reasons stated above. When stool #2 arrived, I quickly assembled it with no problem at all (hooray). Unfortunately, the stool wobbled a bit as the legs were not exactly even. Didn't wobble when sitting on it though, so maybe I'm willing to overlook it. Well now, after having it for a week and doing several practice sessions on the seat, I've concluded this needs to go back. The 24" stool is a good height for playing and the footrest is nice, but that's about it. I'm not a large man, and yet I find the seat becomes uncomfortable very quickly, after about 20 minutes I need to stand up. I could not use this to practice, or work at my DAW for any particular length of time. Padding is minimal. Plus, the "professional grade" vinyl covering really isn't particularly nice. It looks too shiny, stays crumpled a bit for a while when you get up, the surface is a bit crinkly in the light (easy to see because of the glossy finish), and the logo has some imperfections (couple of dark bits on the white portion). I hadn't noticed on the first (defective) stool, because I never got to the point in the assembly of unwrapping the "cushion". I think I'd be willing to overlook any one of these things by itself, but taken together, it kills the deal, especially when I paid a little extra for it. I'll need to find another solution. As much as I love my Gibson® guitar, I would not recommend this item, and hope Gibson® can either stick to making instruments or be more careful about licensing its brand.Zlur

Bought this as a Christmas gift for my husband. But the first time he sat on it, the seat split open! I was then told I could not return it because it had been more than 30 days since the purchase. Don't you know people start their shopping in November?!Jean G.

Well made strong metal stool. This will take the weight of a large performer. Backrest is a bonus. I had researched a lot of stools and found this one to be the best price and value. Impressive looking on stage and gives a pro look as against 'just a chair' to sit on. Bit akward to take apart but it's a trade of for quality. Height adjustable enables perfect positioning to be found.parkerflyman

I have a Grundorf chair of similar design that always makes my legs numb after sitting longer than 30 minutes. It has a small seat and not much padding. The OnStage adjustable throne is much more comfortable and very sturdy. There is more padding and it is a wider seat. I can use it without going numb. I have moved the Grundorf to my Church for playing in the worship group and I now use this chair for my personal performances and in home practice.KB

I was searching for a chair that would be more of a stand-up-y kind of chair on which I could practice. I play mandolin and both sit and stand while practicing and was tired of slumping in a regular chair. I found this chair on Musician's Friend, and it was well-reviewed and the price seemed right. Received it in good condition, put it together, I think correctly, but it feels a little wobbly. I've checked all the connections and can't find where one of the screws might be loose, so I sit on it with it kind of wobbly. I wish the connections were more solid. The chair also leans forward as other reviewers have noted. This is better than practicing in my old chair, but still not perfect. It's close, but not perfect. I would recommend it, but know that, for me at least, it's not a perfect solution. This chair arrived in fine condition and on time.Kendall

Assembly was a breeze. I used my own 10mm wrench for tightening the four bolts to the swivel bracket but the supplied allen wrenches worked just fine for the other fasteners. The key is to wait until all bolts are in place and the stool legs are settled in flat on the floor before tightening everything up. It's sturdy, it swivels, and it's comfortable enough to sit on while practicing. I like the height as my feet are on the floor.Fauster

If you buy this product, you won't get what appears in the picture. You won't get the guitar graphics around the side. The side is just plain black. Also the seat won't say "When You're Ready". Instead it will say "Corona, California". Also the description states thick pad. This is not the case. The stool has about 3/4 of an inch of lower density foam that compresses down to nothing when you sit on it. So you're basically sitting on wood. If the designers would reduce the seat height by about 1/2 of an inch of wood and add 2 inches of medium density foam padding, then I would say this stool is ideal. The way the padding is, after about 20 minutes, you need to get up off it.David

Once assembled it's great but I was concerned that so much tension had to be applied to get the legs to spread out to meet the rim. This wasn't mentioned in the unworded assembly instructions. I had to stand on one leg and pull the other up hard while I got the nut on a couple of turns. The nuts on thw bolts are really under a lot of strain. It looked like the legs were made for a stool that was four inches narrower.Reviewed by Andertons Music Co.

I had to make major modifications to make this fit me. I'm 5' 8" 140 lbs. Owned mine for 2 years, but had to cut the legs 2 1/2" shorter, move the seat rest down and backwards a few inches, widen the footrest and remove the guitar rest. It's now fine for a 3 hour gig, but was HORRIBLE before!!! Strength and quality of materials, construction and padding are very good, but ergonomics are by some strangely built weirdo, unfortunately!! They need to redesign it to fit an average human!!!!! If they made it fit right, it's worth the cost. If you can't modify it as I have, buy something elseTim

I have been performing an acoustic set for sometime now and I have to lug a stand, stool, the guitar and I take a tablet for a cheat sheet and requests. This cuts most of my lugging in half and the seat is comfortable. I love the fact I can just bring 3 things to my gigs and have the peace of mind that I don't loose track of a stand or the stool. I mean seriously I would never forget my guitar but a guitar stand is easily misplaced or someone confiscates your stool and then the bar now has an extra stool and you left without your stool. These things may sound silly but when being a performing musician and not having people working for you keeping track of your stuff it's easy to have stuff go missing. This item molds two things into one and makes the gig easier and it's comfortable! So all around just a great product.dyerknight

Must have been designed for ppl at least 7 feet tall. Most of you will be cutting 2 or 3 inches off the legs. Most ppls feet do won't reach the floor and the foot rest are not appropriate height. That alone makes it very uncomfortable and renders it almost non usable. The back rest may be risky as it did snap off for at least one person and I found it to feel very unlikely of holding any of my weight. Also the back rest was not lined up when assembled at the factory and is off skew. Looks dumb. Could it be fixed without damaging? Maybe. The guitar rest do not hold an electric guitar on mine without it setting sideways and risking a fall. Can I bend them around to work? Maybe. I don't currently have an acoustic on hand to test. "I barely have a butt but still find this hard to get situated on. Very small seat. Hard and not comfortable. I never believed there could be so many issues with a simple chair. I may cut the legs and basically rebuild the rest of it and keep it, but I have to say it is nowhere near worth the price. If I don't take it back, I will likely use it after repair for a while and then buy a nice office chair later and give this thing away.Chuck

Good chair. Light to carry and folds up well. It has a guitar brace which is excellent and is affordable, I bought 2 of them from you.Dr. Dan

Overall: I love this stool! Very comfortable, perfect height and convenient guitar stand. No chance of bumping my Hummingbird against an arm rest as I would in a traditional chair. The footrest is a perfect height for me.Whether you play an acoustic or electric guitar you will appreciate the comfort and convenience of this stool.Andrew

I don't know if they have a shorter version of this. Not as short as a regular chair, but something in berween. Regular chairs are not great when you use pedals and this one is a little uncomfortable for the back. I cut like 3 1/2" and I think is perfect like that. Really great, sturdy and probably durable stool.El carrancho

I got my Dad a New Brand Name "Fender" playing stool for his birthday. It got here just in time to wrap it up and get it over to him, per shipping – all good. When he finally pulled it out of the box to assemble it he noticed the seat back had rub marks that went through the black seat back material. Very noticeable – imagine a white dot on a black background. My dad was very proud to get that stool, and when he said "how nice, my son got me a stool with a hole in it" – that stuck with me. I accept responsibility for not inspecting it prior. The damage in my estimation, from how it was removed and the loose hardware found was a vibration issue. Hardware became loose and contact was made. If Fender is going to sell this stool for that price, they might want to take some of that prophet and reallocate it to packaging ?DAVID

Stool is very comfortable with a very solid build. However, it is a bit too tall and especially the 2nd ring is much too close to the seat.Reviewed by Andertons Music Co.

This seat is a comfortable platform from which to play an instrument. It has enough adjustability to fit most players and preferred styles of sitting. The included optional guitar hanger is very useful in limited space situations like mine. Adjusting the seat height so the left foot rests comfortably on the ground while the right rests rests on the foot rest leaving the right leg at the proper angle to support the guitar is easy. Meanwhile, adjusting the back support for proper back support is also a snap.Thomas T.

I've been wanting a dedicated guitar stool for a long while. This particular model is often found in the Guitar Center in my area and I've always liked they way it feels to sit on them. The reviews were daunting as many seem to have great difficulty assembling them. (I had more trouble opening the package that contains the hardware then the actual assemble of the stool itself.) The secret is to alternatively tighten each screw with the others. There is absolutely no need to physically bend the legs. After you have the legs secured to the swivel part of the seat, slide the "O" ring over the top. Slide the screws through the ring and legs to keep it in place. Place the washer and locking nuts and hand tightened slightly. Starting with one set of legs, use the included wrenches to tighten the screws. Get a few turns on one side, then turn it around and do the same. Use the threads of the screws as a guide and make sure no one side is tightened more than the other. The legs will bend on their own. Once you're finished with one set, move on to the other and repeat. If done correctly, you will have made almost zero physical (or mental) effort and shouldn't have issues of the stool being "wobbly". I posted a video on YouTube (post assembly).Mr. Fuzzleupagus

This chair is better than other brands because the foot rim is LOWER by one inch. This makes all the difference in the world for a guitarist. Also, the leather padded cover makes it easier to play on longer gigs. It's also smaller in circumference and that makes it easier to load in the car! TIP WILL IMPROVE STABILITY: Add slider pads to the legs. They stick on and easy to install. You can find them in hardware stores. See photo.Steve

Honestly, this chair should be half the cost. However, it's the only one I've tried that is comfortable. It's better than the ones with printed logos on them because those don't have enough padding and their shinny surfaces could get annoying on your skin or slippery for your pants. People sometimes complain about the chair being uneven and rocking after assembled…. They probably didn't read the instructions. Min rocks about a mm, but when you sit on it, it's gone and even that will probably disappear in no time. The trick is to not tighten all the screws until the end, so you can adjust the parts as a whole. It basically says that right in the instructions.christiannoir

Pros: – Strong materials – Fairly comfortable – Great range of height options – Variety of positions for back rest – Includes foot rest with location adjustment – Rubber pads that keep it from moving on hard flooring – Heavy in a sturdy way without being too heavy to move around a room – Knobs/screws hold the sections firmly in place without concern of unexpected movement Cons: – Doesn't fold as flat as one would expect for portability – Not easy to open from "folded" position. Requires two hands. – More difficult to adjust and transport than someone would want if they travel with the chair regularly Opinion: The cons I listed don't really affect my family since we intend to set this up and not move it more than a few feet every now and then. If it's going to stay mostly stationary I think it's a great option. If someone is going to take their musician chair from place to place regularly, this may not be the best option, but it's not a bad one either. I noticed other reviewers mentioned issues with tears in the cushions during transport. I have no idea how common or uncommon that is, but our chair arrived with no tears, holds, indents, discoloration, or any other physical issues.Heather

Great seat. The way it's adjustable makes it great to use and easy to switch for another person if needed. Feels very strong and secure. It costs more than some but well worth the price for the craftsmanship sturdiness. I play guitar and it is the best seat I've every used for playing. Excellent product.parascoot

This product is not for someone that plays guitar. It would be good for someone playing the cello. If the foot platform would extend forward a foot it would be great for a guitar player. So the chair with an added footstool works well for a guitar player. The cushions are comfortable, but smell like mothballs bad. Super strong mothball smell. After cleaning them 3 times and airing it out in the garage for 2 weeks the smell got better. It still smells like an old man at the nursing home.BRENT R

Works as it should great for acoustic sets and jammin at home. The guitar hanger on the back works good could be a little higher if you have a long bass it might just hang too low but other than that it's easy to put together and seems very sturdy hope it last a long time.Jim c.

Well made strong metal stool. This will take the weight of a large performer. Backrest is a bonus. I had researched a lot of stools and found this one to be the best price and value. Impressive looking on stage and gives a pro look as against 'just a chair' to sit on. Bit akward to take apart but it's a trade of for quality. Height adjustable enables perfect positioning to be found.parkerflyman

I have a Grundorf chair of similar design that always makes my legs numb after sitting longer than 30 minutes. It has a small seat and not much padding. The OnStage adjustable throne is much more comfortable and very sturdy. There is more padding and it is a wider seat. I can use it without going numb. I have moved the Grundorf to my Church for playing in the worship group and I now use this chair for my personal performances and in home practice.KB

I was searching for a chair that would be more of a stand-up-y kind of chair on which I could practice. I play mandolin and both sit and stand while practicing and was tired of slumping in a regular chair. I found this chair on Musician's Friend, and it was well-reviewed and the price seemed right. Received it in good condition, put it together, I think correctly, but it feels a little wobbly. I've checked all the connections and can't find where one of the screws might be loose, so I sit on it with it kind of wobbly. I wish the connections were more solid. The chair also leans forward as other reviewers have noted. This is better than practicing in my old chair, but still not perfect. It's close, but not perfect. I would recommend it, but know that, for me at least, it's not a perfect solution. This chair arrived in fine condition and on time.Kendall

The stool looks ok and does the job, but for the price I expected it to be more comfortable. Some of the cheaper stools have a more padded cushion. This one feels like a hard piece of wood with about an inch of foam on top. The leather covering also feels much cheaper and the gibson logo is just screenprinted on. I would say it would be a good stool for about $49.99.Chase W

I needed a guitar stool for my home studio / practice room, so naturally I turned to Musician's Friend. I saw there were a variety of options and a range of prices. As a value shopper who's searching for the most bang for my buck, and willing to pay a little more to hit the sweet spot, I decided on the Gibson® model. Part of the decision was based on the Gibson® reputation for quality. Figured it had to be at least as nice as the ones provided for customers to use at my local guitar shop. I also thought this stool had an elegant, simple look and seemed less "novelty"-like than some of the other options (e.g., a sports team or beer company). I mean, a top guitar company should make a top guitar-playing stool, right? As it turns out, I was misguided. It's a cheap stool with poor quality control. I received the stool as expected, with typical excellent MF service and eagerly started to assemble it as soon as I got home. Unfortunately, I soon realized the crossbars (that form the legs) were defective. The center hole where they meet was off-center and you could see a mis-punch in the center where the hole was supposed to be. Of course, I didn't realize that until after I had already combined the pieces and couldn't get the round parts to attach properly (more like an oval) and couldn't attach the swivel mount. I was disappointed, but these things happen. MF graciously accepted the return (with prepaid shipping) and arranged for an immediate replacement. I asked for a new Gibson® stool because I figured it was a fluke and still thought this model was a good idea for the reasons stated above. When stool #2 arrived, I quickly assembled it with no problem at all (hooray). Unfortunately, the stool wobbled a bit as the legs were not exactly even. Didn't wobble when sitting on it though, so maybe I'm willing to overlook it. Well now, after having it for a week and doing several practice sessions on the seat, I've concluded this needs to go back. The 24" stool is a good height for playing and the footrest is nice, but that's about it. I'm not a large man, and yet I find the seat becomes uncomfortable very quickly, after about 20 minutes I need to stand up. I could not use this to practice, or work at my DAW for any particular length of time. Padding is minimal. Plus, the "professional grade" vinyl covering really isn't particularly nice. It looks too shiny, stays crumpled a bit for a while when you get up, the surface is a bit crinkly in the light (easy to see because of the glossy finish), and the logo has some imperfections (couple of dark bits on the white portion). I hadn't noticed on the first (defective) stool, because I never got to the point in the assembly of unwrapping the "cushion". I think I'd be willing to overlook any one of these things by itself, but taken together, it kills the deal, especially when I paid a little extra for it. I'll need to find another solution. As much as I love my Gibson® guitar, I would not recommend this item, and hope Gibson® can either stick to making instruments or be more careful about licensing its brand.Zlur

Bought this as a Christmas gift for my husband. But the first time he sat on it, the seat split open! I was then told I could not return it because it had been more than 30 days since the purchase. Don't you know people start their shopping in November?!Jean G.

This chair is tall, which is what I wanted. Sitting in it you can see over the counter or prop your feet up on it. Seat heights adjust from 28.5 to 34 inches. The thick seat cushion seemed too hard at first but I think it is breaking in now. (after a month or so)ChairBoy

My son has been using a bar stool for our standing desk station and appreciates this new chair immensely. It’s comfortable to sit on, the back rest is great, the seat height is adjustable, and it has a ring for your feet. 100% improvement over what we had before. Simple assembly.Wifespine

It is well made, but I'm not impressed with the seat. It is too easy to fall off. I actually bought another one… and am thinking about returning this seat…dyscrasiablue

I am giving it a 5 because strong and sturdy is hard to come by! Packaged well. There are 4 easy steps to put it together. (Pictures to follow). I am an older woman and needed MUSCLE to push the roller wheels into the base, but managed on my own. I am shorter so the lower height setting is good for me, but it adjusts easily! Other reviewers confirmed it held their (larger size) weight which confirmed QUALITY! Just ONE thing to be aware of, which I read in the reviews, its seat has a smooth polished finish which makes it slippery. It may require your hand to steady it while sitting and getting up. I bought it to accommodate a smaller access seating area for my desk when I relocated it. My previous roller chair with a back would not fit the available space. This one is a perfect fit and worth the money. Many colors to choose from!Mom

Easy to put together and looks nice. Only downside is that it really isn't tall enough to sit at a bench that is above waist level. that's on me for not paying attention to dimensions, but still might be good for others to know. also whether I sit in it or my wife does, it lowers a little so that extra 1-2 inches of height is lost. the absence of a back is great because neither one of us is sitting in a seat that fits only one of us comfortably. we'll keep it as it will still work in our garage for many of my projects and her crafts and such. wife says it would also probably make a good classroom stool too.HisAndHers

The chair is fine, just what I wanted except for the seat color. I am very disappointed! I ordered a bright sunshine yellow seat. But I received an orangish yellow. Not what the picture shows. Its way more orange than yellow. Since I am a disabled senior it is very hard for me to repack it for return.Cathy

These are really nice counter stools. A usual, Poly & Bark delivers a quality product and a very reasonable price point. The grey color may run a little darker than one might expect, so it is recommend to order a swatch if matching with lighter shades of grey. For my application, the grey really paired well with the grays and cabernet flakes in my granite. Can’t beat the value of these impressively built chairs from Poly & Bark.David W.

I absolutely LOVE my Paxton counter stools. They are exactly what I was hoping for. Sleek, sexy and comfortable. They look perfect in my new kitchen. To give you an idea about how durable and comfortable they really are, here is my quick story. I moved into my new place the day the COVID pandemic really hit hard in Colorado. For two weeks, the only real chairs I had at that point were my Paxton stools, and I sat on them all day, every day for those two weeks while working from home. They were amazing, and if that isn't a true test to their comfort and durability, I don't know what would be! My one small criticism of the chairs is that they can be somehow difficult to assemble. Sometimes it would take me 20 minutes at a time to get a screw to align with the connector on the bottom of the seat, and for one of my stools, I had to go with two out of four screws, because I couldn't get two of them in after over an hour of trying. But, that stool seems to be holding up just fine with two screws. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend these to anybody. For the price, they are an outstanding product, and I'm glad I chose them.Kyle M.

We love these stools! They go beautifully in our new kitchen and are very sturdy and comfortable. They shipped on time and were easy to assemble. Two issues – the biggest issue is that they scuff our hardwoods, so we have to be careful in picking them up and moving them rather than sliding them. I tried to purchase several different “feet” for them – felt pads and rubber caps, but nothing will stay on. All of the foot caps have been too large. I wish Poly & Bark sold little shoes for them. The other issue is that we have had some slight wrinkling in the material (see photo). Not too bad, but we have only had them around six months, so it makes me a little concerned about durability.Celine T.

I had to make major modifications to make this fit me. I'm 5' 8" 140 lbs. Owned mine for 2 years, but had to cut the legs 2 1/2" shorter, move the seat rest down and backwards a few inches, widen the footrest and remove the guitar rest. It's now fine for a 3 hour gig, but was HORRIBLE before!!! Strength and quality of materials, construction and padding are very good, but ergonomics are by some strangely built weirdo, unfortunately!! They need to redesign it to fit an average human!!!!! If they made it fit right, it's worth the cost. If you can't modify it as I have, buy something elseTim

I have been performing an acoustic set for sometime now and I have to lug a stand, stool, the guitar and I take a tablet for a cheat sheet and requests. This cuts most of my lugging in half and the seat is comfortable. I love the fact I can just bring 3 things to my gigs and have the peace of mind that I don't loose track of a stand or the stool. I mean seriously I would never forget my guitar but a guitar stand is easily misplaced or someone confiscates your stool and then the bar now has an extra stool and you left without your stool. These things may sound silly but when being a performing musician and not having people working for you keeping track of your stuff it's easy to have stuff go missing. This item molds two things into one and makes the gig easier and it's comfortable! So all around just a great product.dyerknight

Must have been designed for ppl at least 7 feet tall. Most of you will be cutting 2 or 3 inches off the legs. Most ppls feet do won't reach the floor and the foot rest are not appropriate height. That alone makes it very uncomfortable and renders it almost non usable. The back rest may be risky as it did snap off for at least one person and I found it to feel very unlikely of holding any of my weight. Also the back rest was not lined up when assembled at the factory and is off skew. Looks dumb. Could it be fixed without damaging? Maybe. The guitar rest do not hold an electric guitar on mine without it setting sideways and risking a fall. Can I bend them around to work? Maybe. I don't currently have an acoustic on hand to test. "I barely have a butt but still find this hard to get situated on. Very small seat. Hard and not comfortable. I never believed there could be so many issues with a simple chair. I may cut the legs and basically rebuild the rest of it and keep it, but I have to say it is nowhere near worth the price. If I don't take it back, I will likely use it after repair for a while and then buy a nice office chair later and give this thing away.Chuck

Great bar stools. Very sturdy for a 3-year-old as well. Very easy to clean and they look very modern. The plastic is very thick and does not feel or look cheap. It is a very good quality-price in my opinion.Bridget S.

The chairs are for our outdoor kitchen, and they look amazing. They are counter height. Construction is solid, I have left them in the rain with no issue. We are over 6' tall and found them very comfortable to sit in for an extended period of time.Lisa B.

These are extremely sturdy – we were so pleased with them. They also "fit" a wide variety of people and it's nice to have the stability of the chair back. Naturally easy to care for, and also easy to put furniture pads on the bottom for easy movement. All around great chairs! And these are amazingly affordable for the quality.Naomi S.

The stool seat padding is horrible. I can't believe that they cannot make a better padded seat. I would definitely not recommend this store for the price. Also, for the price, they should at least have an adjustable seat height. Don't waste your time on this product.Bob

With upcoming knee surgery I wanted something easy to sit on and get up from while keeping my knee extended. This is the perfect height. Thought it was to short until I assembled it and it was exactly what I need. Will also be able to get licks in on my 810 and T5z while recuperating. I really like the Taylor logo and it seems to be made really well. Assembly was actually easy and fairly quick..est 30 mins to assemble.Rick L.

I purchased Taylor 24" brown Bar Stool in November 2022. They shipped it to me over night. The stool was very easy to put together. It was very sturdy and is nice looking.Bob S.