Thank you. This is the best & clear clarification I could not get that on Amazon so thank you so much for helping me to make the decision to get the right chairs for my countertop that’s 35 inches in height thank you so much.. 28-29.5 in counter top chairs and not bar stools .. Thank you ☺️
Typically, yes. Some manufacturers will use slightly different heights but for the most part, the industry sticks to 34" to 39" high surfaces for both cafe and counter. We still always recommend measuring your required height and finding the exact height of the manufacturer you are looking at though as the difference between a 34" and 35" high surface could mean your furniture will not align/match up.
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Thank you. This is the best & clear clarification I could not get that on Amazon so thank you so much for helping me to make the decision to get the right chairs for my countertop that’s 35 inches in height thank you so much.. 28-29.5 in counter top chairs and not bar stools .. Thank you ☺️
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Thank you! Very clear explanation🙂
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That was very helpful I bought a barstool instead of countertop And now I don’t know what to do with it
Your video quality is very Good
Thanks, Shoaib!
cafe and counter are the same?
Typically, yes. Some manufacturers will use slightly different heights but for the most part, the industry sticks to 34" to 39" high surfaces for both cafe and counter. We still always recommend measuring your required height and finding the exact height of the manufacturer you are looking at though as the difference between a 34" and 35" high surface could mean your furniture will not align/match up.
so nothing different from cafe and counter? kind of weird...
Typically, no difference, but it does sometimes vary based on manufacturer and region. So it's always best to just refer to exact measurements.