Verona Velvet Bar Stools: Crossed Metal Frame, Trapezium Legs, 150kg, Black, Green or Dark Grey
By Furniture1001 min read
The Verona is the velvet stool built for weight: a soft velvet seat and back on a heavy-duty metal frame that crosses under the seat, with trapezium legs braced by beams, rated to 150kg per stool. It comes as a pair in black, green or dark grey.
What it is
A set of two velvet bar stools with a footrest, on a metal frame the product page describes as heavy duty, finished in a cross under the seat, with trapezium-shaped legs and beams between them for stability. The stated load is 150kg per stool. The page does not state the seat height, so check the product listing against your counter before ordering.
Who it suits
A kitchen where the stools are sat on by everyone, every day. The crossed frame is the reason: it ties the legs together where a stool takes its strain, and it is what earns the 150kg rating. The velvet is the softness over the top.
The three colours
- Black is sharp and forgiving.
- Green is the one that makes a kitchen, and it suits brass handles and warm wood.
- Dark grey is the quiet choice for a grey or white scheme.
The frame is black metal on all three.
Living with it
Vacuum the velvet with a soft brush and blot spills. Check the beam bolts after the first month.
Find yours
Free UK delivery and 30-day returns. Sold as a set of two.
See the Verona in green, black or dark grey. For a velvet stool with arms, see the Sony; for which height you need, read counter height versus bar height. Or browse all the bar stools.
Frequently asked questions
How much weight does the Verona take?
The product page states up to 150kg per stool, on a heavy-duty metal frame finished in a cross under the seat, with trapezium-shaped legs braced by beams.
Why does the frame cross under the seat?
Two bars crossing under the seat tie the four legs together at the point where a stool takes the most strain. With the beams between the legs, it is what lets the page rate it to 150kg.
Is there a footrest?
Yes. The page describes it as somewhere to rest your feet and relieve pressure over a long sit.
Do they come as a pair?
Yes, a set of two in each colour.
Which colour?
Black is the safe, sharp choice. Green is the one that makes a kitchen and suits brass and wood. Dark grey is the quiet middle for a grey or white kitchen.
