Bar Stool Replacement Spare Parts

Our bar stool bases have a hole placement of 10cm squared. And seat with screw threads 10cm apart in a quare shape will fit our seats. 

Although our bar stool spare parts dont come with instructions, our support team would be happy to help with any queries on [email protected].

The diameter of the average bar stool base can vary depending on the specific model and design. However, most bar stool bases have a diameter of around 15 to 18 inches.

Yes, many bar stool bases come with floor protection in the form of rubber or plastic caps on the bottom of the legs. This helps prevent damage to floors, such as scratches or scuffs, and also helps provide stability and prevent slipping. However, not all bar stool bases come with floor protection, so it's important to check before purchasing. If the bar stool you're interested in doesn't have floor protection, you may be able to purchase and attach protective caps or pads separately.

Replacing an old gas cylinder in a bar stool can be done with the following steps:

Turn the stool upside down so that the base is facing up.
Use a pipe wrench or similar tool to loosen the locking ring located at the bottom of the gas cylinder. Turn the ring counter-clockwise until it comes loose.
Carefully remove the base from the gas cylinder.
Pull the old gas cylinder out of the center of the base.
Take the new gas cylinder and insert it into the center of the base.
Make sure the new gas cylinder is securely in place by pulling on it slightly.
Reattach the locking ring by turning it clockwise until it is tight.
Flip the stool back over and test the gas cylinder to ensure it is functioning properly.
It is important to ensure that the replacement gas cylinder is the correct size and type for your bar stool. If you are not comfortable replacing the gas cylinder yourself, it is recommended to seek assistance from a professional.

No, you cannot refill an empty bar stool gas cylinder. Refilling gas cylinders requires specialized equipment and should only be done by trained professionals. It is recommended that you purchase a new gas cylinder for your bar stool from a reputable supplier.

The parts of a bar stool can vary depending on the design and type of stool, but some common parts include:

Seat: The part of the stool where you sit.

Base: The bottom part of the stool that sits on the floor and provides stability.

Footrest: A support that provides a place for your feet to rest while sitting on the stool.

Gas Lift: A mechanism that allows for the height adjustment of the stool.

Stem: The part of the stool that connects the seat to the base, which may contain the gas lift mechanism.

Swivel Plate: A plate that sits between the stem and base, allowing for the stool to rotate 360 degrees.

Casters: Wheels or glides attached to the base of the stool, which allow for easy movement.