Exploring different bar height table legs ideas allows you to unleash your creativity and tailor your table to suit your specific needs and style preferences. From sleek and modern designs to rustic and industrial looks, there is a wide array of innovative ideas and materials to consider when it comes to crafting or customizing bar height table legs.
What Is a Bar Height Table?
The terms bar table are not used consistently; however, some standards have been established by the United States furniture industry. Bar tables, sometimes referred to as “tall pub tables” offer elevated surfaces for socializing
Bar height table legs are very popular with bars, cafes, and night clubs. They are ideal for social events where people frequently move around. Guests can stand and chat at bar-height tables while conveniently placing their drinks and food. If large parties aren’t your preference, bar-height tables also work well on small patios and serve as perfect dining table for small eat-in kitchens. Their tall, narrow design gives an illusion of added room height, while only using a few feet of space.
Bar Height Table Legs
If you’re wondering about what height is a bar table, it typically stands at 42 inches in the United States. This dimension pairs perfectly with a 30-inch bar stool. You want 12 inches of clearance between the top of the bar stool and the top of the bar. When you are much taller than average people and and prefer taller bar stools, you might consider raising the height of your home bar. However, in public spaces, adhering to the standard height is recommended. If you are incorporating high boy tables, you will need table bases around 40.5 inches so that it is 42 inches when you add the table.
For homes that are building a counter, you may want to do 42 inches but that will be kind of high and may block your view of the rest of the room from the kitchen. Most kitchens use 36 inch counters and those pair well with 24 inch counter stools. There are also counters at diners and grills that have 36 inch counters. They will typically use a 24 inch stool.
Opting for a 30-inch bar stool is safer than using a taller one. People are accustomed to this standard height, making it easier for them to anticipate the ground level when getting off the stool. Using a 34-inch bar stool may cause a few extra stumbles when people try to dismount.
Related post:Standard Dining Table Dimensions: The Size GuideBrowse our growing selection of bar height metal table legs for high top tables in your business, restaurant or home application. Many of our bar height table legs can be cut to custom heights for your project.
Here are 5 Design Ideas for Bar Table Legs!
1. Arlo Metal Table Legs
Arlo metal table legs made of steel are a great choice for your DIY bar table leg ideas. To create a feeling of modern style, the design is wide at the bottom and smaller at the top. Suitable for bar/counter height tables, standing desks, console tables, and more.
2. Xeni Metal Table Legs
The Xeni metal table legs are beautiful, exactly to the specs that Flowyline Design developed for you. They are simply stunning. If you are looking for bar table legs that are unique, well-made, and beautiful, you can't go wrong.
3. Draco Metal Table Legs
Excellent Draco metal table legs look very stylish. Excellent from start to finish. We would definitely recommend this design for your bar table.
4. Curva Metal Table Legs
The Curva metal table legs will enhance the appearance of your bar table. These legs are sturdy, durable, and feature a well-executed powder coat finish with solid adhesion.
5. Haru Metal Table Legs
The Haru table legs or other table legs Flowyline Design were super easy to install. You will so impressed with the look on your new bar table or even desk table, dining table,.... very beautiful and sturdy legs.
Custom DIY bar height table legs allow you to select whatever height you have deemed appropriate for your table and are ideal for extreme conditions such as very short or very tall users. Flowyline Design offers custom height desk legs or table legs, be ready to wait a bit longer for them than you would other metal table legs. The trade-off however, is a desk perfectly suited to your needs.