Wicker Bar Stools

Outdoor wicker bar stools: frames and weave

Outdoor wicker bar stools here use resin wicker, a polyethylene weave that handles sun and rain better than natural fiber. Most sit on solid acacia with a teak finish, which shows a warm grain. The French cafe stools wrap flat resin wicker over a curved aluminum frame with a bamboo print finish, and aluminum does not rust.

The water hyacinth pair is the indoor option: a hand-woven seat on a black metal frame, with each seat a little different in tone.

Wicker bar stools with backs and cushions

Every stool in the range has a back. On the acacia models the backrest is woven wicker in light brown, light gray, black or green, and most add a 2 inch cream or beige cushion with a water-repellent cover. Several have a built-in wooden footrest, and the acacia stools with a listed rating hold up to 300 pounds each. The light gray pair skips the cushion and weaves both seat and back, angled at 105 degrees.

Wicker bar stools counter height or bar height

Bar height stools have a seat about 28 to 30 inches off the floor for a 40 to 42 inch bar. The acacia stools that list a seat height sit at 28 inches, and the cafe stools at 29.5 inches. Counter stools sit lower for a 36 inch counter. The aluminum counter pair fits counters 35 to 38 inches high and holds 330 pounds per stool, and the water hyacinth pair stands 32 inches tall.

Overall heights run from 32 to 46.5 inches. Most come as a pair, and some as a set of 4.

Caring for patio wicker bar stools

Patio wicker bar stools need little upkeep. Brush loose dirt out of the weave, wash it with mild soap and water, and let it dry fully in the sun. Wipe the acacia with a damp cloth now and then, and bring cushions under cover during long wet spells so the fill stays dry. The cafe stools weigh about 10 pounds each, so they are easy to move when you sweep or hose down the deck.