A bar stool is a type of tall stool, typically used at a bar or counter. It has a seat and legs for support. 

What is the difference between a bar stool and a counter stool?

A bar stool is typically taller (around 28-36 inches) and used at a bar counter (around 42 inches), while a counter stool is shorter (around 24-26 inches) and used at a regular kitchen counter (around 36 inches).

-Swivel bar stools: have a rotating seat, allowing for 360-degree movement.

-Backless bar stools: have no back support and are more compact.

-Adjustable bar stools: have height-adjustable seats, usually with a hydraulic lift mechanism.

-Outdoor bar stools: designed for outdoor use and made of weather-resistant materials.

-Upholstered bar stools: have a padded seat and backrest for added comfort.

-Wooden bar stools: made of wood and come in a variety of styles and finishes.

-Metal bar stools: made of metal such as steel or aluminum and come in a variety of styles.