Stop settling for flimsy seating when your operation requires durable, code-compliant stools that perform reliably throughout every service period. This steel stool supports up to 300 pounds and features a solid 14-inch round wood seat at bar height, making it suitable for counters and workstations in cafeterias, bars, labs, and dining halls. Designed for continuous use in institutional environments, the unit combines a corrosion-resistant steel frame with a recessed masonite seat board secured by eight rivets for dependable daily performance.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Wipe wood seat and steel frame daily with a mild detergent solution; rinse with clean water and dry with a lint-free cloth. Sanitize high-touch zones (seat edge, foot ring, legs) using an EPA-registered surface sanitizer per label dwell time. Inspect rivets and welds weekly; tighten or replace damaged parts. Store stools off damp floors to prevent corrosion. Regular cleaning prevents contamination of hands and items, supports health-code compliance, and extends furniture life.#@@#Additional Info#@#National Public Seating 6218 stool supports 300 pounds, is 18" high, and has a 14" wood seat on an 11-1/2" masonite board. It features a welded foot ring, 18-gauge steel frame, ANSI/BIFMA compliance, and is MAS Green Certified.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Stop settling for flimsy seating when your operation requires durable, code-compliant stools that perform reliably throughout every service period. This steel stool supports up to 300 pounds and features a solid 14-inch round wood seat at bar height, making it suitable for counters and workstations in cafeterias, bars, labs, and dining halls. Designed for continuous use in institutional environments, the unit combines a corrosion-resistant steel frame with a recessed masonite seat board secured by eight rivets for dependable daily performance.
#@@# Frame Strength#@#
Engineers constructed the tubular 7/8 inch O.D. 18 gauge steel frame to ensure structural integrity under repeated loading and movement. Facilities staff will appreciate the welded joints and a 5/8 inch O.D. foot ring that stabilizes the leg spread and resists deformation in high-traffic areas.
#@@# Seat Construction#@#
Manufacturers recessed an 11-1/2 inch diameter masonite board into the pan and secured it with eight rivets to prevent seat rotation and early loosening. Maintenance teams find the wood seat easy to inspect and replace when refurbishment is necessary.
#@@# Load Capacity#@#
Laboratory and hospitality managers benefit from the clear guidance provided by the 300-pound rated capacity, which meets common institutional requirements for public seating. Safety officers can document this rating when preparing seating plans for classrooms, bars, or dining facilities.
#@@# Compliance Certifications#@#
Designers certified the stool to ANSI/BIFMA standards and achieved MAS Green Certification, demonstrating adherence to industry testing protocols and environmental criteria. Procurement professionals can include these certifications in specification packages for grant applications and public bids.
#@@# Space Efficiency#@#
Manufacturers set the overall height at 18 inches with a 14-inch depth, allowing for compact spacing along counters and service lines without sacrificing user comfort.
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Inspect the stool weekly for loose rivets, weld cracks, and frame deformation; tighten rivets and repair welds immediately to maintain safety. Clean the wood seat with a damp cloth and mild detergent, then dry to prevent moisture damage. Remove abrasive residues from the steel frame and apply a light corrosion inhibitor to exposed metal. Verify foot ring integrity and test load-bearing capacity periodically. Follow CSA and ANSI/BIFMA guidelines for commercial use and record maintenance actions.
