Hello guys...First, you need to know the baseline measurement. Putting a bar stool which is the same height as your bar is pointless. Measure the height of the bar starting from the floor up to the underside of it. Then subtract about 11 to 12 inches from the height. The product would be the height of your bar stools.

Leaving stools in the kitchen is just plain gross.

--Tedward

"The Undead Edward M. Kennedy" > wrote in message
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> Leaving stools in the kitchen is just plain gross.
>
> --Tedward
Isn't that what Davey Crocket stepped in
nope, I guess those were barr stools, not
kitchen stools.
Bob-tx

"Omelet" > wrote

>> > Leaving stools in the kitchen is just plain gross.
>> >
>> > --Tedward
>> Isn't that what Davey Crocket stepped in
>> nope, I guess those were barr stools, not
>> kitchen stools.
>> Bob-tx
>
> No, Bear stools!

The nine SCATUS justices recently ruled unaminously that the
Constitutional right to bear arms extends to bear stools.

--Tedward

On Feb 25, 3:45*pm, "Bob-tx" <No Spam no contact> wrote:
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> Isn't that what Davey Crocket stepped in
> nope, I guess those were barr stools, not
> kitchen stools.
> Bob-tx

Weren't me

Cam Barr

On Feb 25, 10:25*am, "The Undead Edward M. Kennedy" >
wrote:
> Leaving stools in the kitchen is just plain gross.
>
> --Tedward

Are you suggesting that your stools should be pushed in? (NTTATWWT)

Doug

"cyprusholidays" > wrote in
message . ..
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> I would suggest not to use stools inside the kitchen. I got hurt
> multiple times because of stools.
>

Oh, they can hurt. I'd suggest taking some mineral oil or get a stool
softener at the pharmacy.