| Weight | 37.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23 × 21 × 43 in |
A 43-inch white bar stool with a 23 by 21 inch footprint — a genuine seat rather than a perch. Plan roughly four per communal table instead of six.
Wider and deeper than most stools in this range, the Director gives a guest an actual seat rather than a perch. That footprint is why it turns up where people are expected to stay a while.
It measures 23 in wide, 21 in deep, and 43 in tall, and weighs 37.5 lbs — the largest seat footprint in this group, which is worth checking against your table spacing.
It reduces it. Four Directors around a 72-inch communal table is the limit where six narrower stools would fit, so plan on roughly two-thirds the seats per table. Trade seat count for comfort deliberately rather than discovering it at setup.
Hosted lounges, executive meet-and-greets, and Milwaukee hospitality suites where the goal is a long conversation rather than turnover. At 43 inches it pairs correctly with 42-inch communal and bar tables.
Lay out the table spacing before setting the stool count — the Director footprint is the constraint, and it is easier to solve on paper than on a Milwaukee show floor.
