Our Ashton White Bar Stool rental in Chicago pairs a slim silver square-tube frame with a white upholstered seat and a low back rail. The 30-inch seat height suits any 42-inch bar or bar table, and the 17-inch width keeps bar runs tight.
| Weight | 12 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17.5 × 17 × 34 in |
The Ashton White Bar Stool is a low-profile bar stool built on a slim square-tube frame, with a flat upholstered seat and a low square back rail that gives something to lean against without closing off the sightline behind it. A footrest bar runs across the base. The whole stool reads as line rather than mass, which is why it settles into a room instead of crowding it.
The frame is silver and the seat is white, which makes this the lightest reading stool in the Ashton line and an easy match for white and neutral bars. At 17 inches wide it takes less room along a bar than most stools, so you can seat more guests in the same run, or keep the same count and give everyone more space.
The seat sits at 30 inches, standard bar height, so the Ashton pulls up to any of our 42-inch bars and bar tables: the Nexus bar tables, the Bali communal bar tables, and the full bar program from the LED and acrylic bars through to the Blanc registration counters.
We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, including Ovation Chicago, the Peninsula Chicago, downtown hotels, and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.
Dimensions: 17″ L x 17.5″ D x 34″ H
The seat is 30 inches from the floor, which is standard bar height. It pairs with any 42-inch bar or bar table, including our Nexus bar tables and Bali communal bar tables.
The frame. This one is silver; the Ashton Gold White is the same stool with a gold frame. The white upholstered seat is identical on both.
Each stool is 17 inches wide, so three sit comfortably along a 72-inch bar with elbow room between guests. Four will fit if you need the capacity more than the comfort.
A low square back rail rather than a full back. It gives light support to lean into while keeping the stool visually open, so a row of them does not build a wall across the room.
