Bar stools are interesting types of chairs that both save space and add flavour. They come in a multitude of choices, ranging from colour selection to frame type. Frame type is one of the most important selections a bar stool owner can make and there are two basic choices- wooden and metal. Metal bar stools are used heavily by those seeking a more contemporary look for their homes while wooden frames add a more unique and older feel. This article will deal with these wooden bar stools and the benefits of having them in your kitchen.

Wooden stools are built to last

Wooden bar stools have stood the test of time and they are built to last. While metal frames are built from aluminium or steel (sometimes both) a wooden bar stool is built by the hands and is made from solid beech wood. There is just something special about having a hand-made wooden bar stool in the kitchen. When dealing with wooden beech bar stools there are a few options that metal stools just can't compete with. Wooden bar stools give you the choice of having either traditional beech wood, cherry wood, oak beech wood, or a number of other woods that can give your kitchen a unique feel. Wooden bar stools also add a level of comfort that many feel a metal stool cannot reach. While wood tends to be a more comfortable surface to sit on, cushioning can help whether you choose a metal or a wooden bar stool.

If you are looking for a more unique sitting experience in your kitchen, then you should think long and hard about getting wooden bar stools. These stools have long been used by many people who want to add a flavour that isn't seen often in the western countries. Wooden stools are seen by and large in the United Kingdom, where the originated, but they are still somewhat of a novelty in western countries who use metal chairs almost primarily.