We have all gone through a very difficult 2 to 3 years recently and it resulted in the breaking up of many marriages, long term relationships and family bonds were weakened as a direct result. We seem to be coming out the other side, so it’s time that we started getting our lives back on track again and that includes getting our social lives back to where they were before. Some of us are still a little bit cautious and so we want to just enjoy some barbecues around our homes and to invite our favourite family members and friends. The good news is that a lot of bars are opening up as well and this can encourage all different kinds of people to come together in one place. This was frowned on frequently before, but now we’re trying to return to the new normal.
The seating that you choose for your outside barbecue or your inside bar is incredibly important because comfort is a key element of any enjoyable evening. You could opt for standard chairs that you see everywhere or you could start using industrial look bar stools to bring a rugged and yet modern feel to any occasion. Choosing the right kind of bar stool is not as easy as you might think and so the following article attempts to give you some tips on how to choose the best stools for your business or home.
Go for durability
It can be very tempting to choose the cheaper option every single time because it fits your needs and you don’t have to spend a great deal of money. However, experience should have taught you by now that cheap isn’t best and it is always better to spend a little bit more money and you will pick a stool that is going to last you an incredibly long time. This means that you’re not buying stools in two or three years from now and so consider the materials that your stool is made from before purchasing.
Consider the height
This is the ideal time to get out your trusty measuring tape and to know exactly how tall your bar is and how tall that your stools need to be. You’re going to feel incredibly foolish if you find the stool that is the right colour and made from the right material, but it makes sure guests sit too low to the bar or too high from it.
It’s all about the style
Your bar stool needs to be able to blend in easily with its surroundings, but it also has to stand out as well. This means choosing the style is a lot easier said than done and so you need to consider whether or not you want to go for a classic look or a modern look when matching up your barstools with the other furniture and fixtures that you have.
Once you get these three things out of the way, it then all boils down to comfort because it’s no good spending all of this money if your guests or customers don’t want to sit on your stools.
