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About Plastic Chair

Seating needs vary by space: a chair with back support for the dining table, a stool with a footrest for a high counter, or a practical auxiliary seat in the garden or kitchen. In this group, we have brought together plastic chairs, plastic bar stools and plastic low stools. The guide below will help you quickly determine which of the three product types suits your space.

Chair, Bar Stool or Low Stool?

The first measure that determines your choice is the height of the surface where the seat will be used. Standard dining and cafe tables are approximately 72–76 cm high, and chairs with a seat height of around 44–47 cm suit these tables. Kitchen islands and bar counters are much higher; here you need stools with a footrest ring rather than chairs. Low stools, on the other hand, are used as auxiliary seating without being tied to a specific table.

Product typeTypical seat heightSuitable surfaceMain use
Plastic chair44–47 cm72–76 cm tableCafe, restaurant, garden dining table
Plastic bar stool (counter)60–68 cm88–95 cm kitchen counterIsland kitchen, breakfast counter
Plastic bar stool (bar)72–80 cm100–110 cm bar tableBar, pub, standing table
Plastic low stool25–45 cmStandalone useChildren, gardening, auxiliary seating

The values in the table are general measurements commonly used in the industry. Before purchasing, measure the height of your own table or counter and compare it with the seat height on the relevant product page. A difference of approximately 25–30 cm between the seat and the surface provides a comfortable seating position.

Products in This Group

Plastic Chair

The core product for table seating with and without armrests; the most preferred seating for cafes and gardens.

Plastic Bar Stool

Footrest-equipped stools with or without backrests for high counters and bar tables.

Plastic Low Stool

Low, lightweight and stackable; versatile from children's activities to gardening work.

If you are setting up a cafe terrace, you will usually use these three products together: chairs at the main tables, stools by the window or in the bar section, and low stools in the kitchen and service area to make staff work easier. Choosing from the same material and color family helps different seats look coordinated together.

What to Look for When Choosing Materials and Construction

The most commonly used material for plastic seating is polypropylene (PP). It is lightweight, impact-resistant and affordably priced. For more intensive commercial use, glass fiber reinforced polypropylene is preferred; this material adds rigidity to the frame and reduces flexing when sitting. In bar stools, a combination of metal legs and a plastic seat is sometimes used to balance the tall frame.

Frame design is just as important as material. Single-piece injection-molded frames have no screws or connection points, so loosening is not a problem. Seats with drainage holes in the surface dry quickly after rain. Non-slip caps on the feet protect the floor and prevent the chair from sliding.

Stackability

Check how many units can be stacked on top of each other; this becomes decisive if storage space is limited.

Frame rigidity

In commercial areas, a non-flexing, reinforced frame is more economical in the long run.

UV resistance

On terraces that receive sun all day, UV-enhanced material slows down fading.

Water drainage

A perforated or sloped seat surface that does not hold water allows quick use after rain.

Recommended Combinations by Space

Home and garden

For a garden dining table, plastic chairs with armrests provide comfort. If you have a kitchen island, add two or three bar stools at counter height. For gardening work, children and extra guests, keeping two low stools on the side is always useful.

Cafe and events

Armless, stackable chairs take up less space between tables. High stools by the window or in the bar section add energy to the area. At events, low stools offer a quick solution for a children's corner and temporary seating.

When determining the number of seats, consider not only the number of tables but also the number of guests during peak hours. In cafes and restaurants, it is good practice to order a few more units than you need so you can replace broken or worn parts right away.

Usage and Care for a Long Service Life

  1. Clean regularlyWeekly cleaning with lukewarm soapy water prevents dust and pollen from settling into the surface.
  2. Stack properlyDo not stack wet chairs; water trapped between them can leave stains and mildew marks.
  3. Check the foot capsReplacing worn caps protects both the floor and the chair legs.
  4. Bring them indoors in winterPlastic becomes brittle in the cold; storing products in a closed, dry area reduces the risk of breakage.

Do not put your full weight on the footrest ring when climbing onto a bar stool, and do not use the stool while tilted on two legs. Balance is more delicate on tall seats than on low chairs, so please take particular care that children do not use bar stools unsupervised.

All products in this group are covered by a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects at Akbrella. Your orders are shipped across Turkey by shipping company or from our warehouse, and you can also collect them from the factory yourself if you prefer. For bulk purchases by cafés, hotels and schools, you can visit our Wholesale page.

Frequently asked questions about plastic chairs and stools

How do I determine the height of a bar stool?

Measure the height of your counter from the floor and subtract 25–30 cm from this value. For example, for a 90 cm kitchen counter, a seat height of approximately 60–65 cm is suitable.

How much weight do plastic chairs hold?

Load capacity varies depending on the material and frame design. Check the information on each product's own page; for commercial use, we recommend models with reinforced frames.

Do chairs and stools need to be the same color?

It is not mandatory, but choosing from the same color family makes the space look more orderly. For a lively look, stools in a contrasting color paired with single-color chairs also work well.

Are short stools safe for children?

Thanks to their low height and wide base, the risk of falling is low. Even so, we recommend models with non-slip feet and rounded edges.

Let's plan your seating together

Share your table and counter measurements and the number of chairs and stools you need, and we will get back to you with suitable models and a price quote.

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