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Frontier Bar Chair - by Groovystuff - TF-777-30
The Frontier Bar Chair is the ultimate in recycled wood furniture; featuring salvaged teak wood with a truly rustic look. This outdoor bar stool offers extra seating when entertaining; and can also be used as a display stand for plants and collectibles. Outside; the wood will weather to a beautiful grey over time. Please Note: Color; wood grain and cut may vary from photo.
Montego Bay Outdoor Bar Stool - by Home Styles - 5661-89
Showcasing an island inspired design in a versatile Eucalyptus finish; the Montego Bay Outdoor Bar Stool by Home Styles is constructed of eco-friendly; plantation grown Shorea wood which is known for its exceptional durability and natural resistance to water. This patio bar chair is designed to provide endless hours of outdoor entertainment use. An arc shaping in the back legs and contoured seat impart a slightly modern touch to the overall traditional slat design of this barstool. 29" Seat height.
Salvaged Wood Garden Kitchen Chair - by Groovystuff - TF-308-24
These Salvaged Wood Stools invite you to enjoy nature indoors and out! Made entirely of recycled teak wood for the eco friendly home; these outdoor bar stools offer a rustic look. The sturdy design of these recycled wood stools includes chunky legs and a thick seat - comfort and style for the patio; dining room; living room and more! One stool per order. Please Note: Color; wood grain and cut may vary from photo.
Trigger Seat Barstool - by Groovystuff - TF-383
The Trigger Seat Barstool takes rustic recycled wood furniture to the next level; with beautiful woodworking and a comfortable; round seat! Made of salvaged teak wood; this outdoor bar stool shows off the original grain; knots and character of the wood - the perfect choice for the eco-conscious shopper. Use this stool indoors or out for seating or as a display stand! When left outside; the wood will fade over time to a beautiful; soft gray. Please Note: Color; wood grain and cut may vary from photo.
