Modway Furniture
Modway Furniture Wellspring Teak Bar Stool 23.5"L 22"W 44.5"H
Teak bar stool with aluminium rope seat, removable cushion and 220 lb capacity for outdoor counters
- typeExecutive
- Teak base resists outdoor weathering
- Aluminium frame with woven rope detail
- Removable cushion ties stay securely in place
- Non‑marking foot pins protect deck surfaces
- Supports up to 220 lbs per stool
Outdoor Teak Bar Stool
The Wellspring bar stool combines a solid teak wood base with an aluminium seat frame wrapped in woven rope. A removable quick-dry cushion with dense foam padding and securing ties adds comfort for extended outdoor dining. Non-marking foot pins protect decking or patio surfaces.
Replaces Basic Outdoor Seating
The teak construction and powder-coated aluminium frame resist weathering better than untreated wood or plain metal stools. The upgrade is worth it when you need a seat that handles sun, rain and poolside splashes without fading or rusting, while supporting up to 220 lbs.
Simple Assembly With One Common Issue
The stool arrives flat-packed and requires home assembly using the included hardware. The most frequent problem is misaligning the stretchers during tightening, which can leave the frame slightly wobbly until bolts are loosened and realigned.
Highlights
- Teak base resists outdoor weathering
- Aluminium frame with woven rope detail
- Removable cushion ties stay securely in place
- Non‑marking foot pins protect deck surfaces
- Supports up to 220 lbs per stool
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much floor space does the 23.5"L x 22"W footprint need for the bar stool to sit level?
The stool footprint is 23.5 inches long by 22 inches wide. Allow a few extra inches around it so the non-marking foot pins can rest flat without hitting walls or other furniture.
Which step in the assembly is most often missed when attaching the aluminum seat frame to the teak base?
Align the pre-drilled holes on the aluminum seat frame with the teak stretchers, insert all bolts loosely first, then tighten them evenly so the rope detail stays straight and the cushion ties line up.
How should the removable cushion and teak wood be cared for to last through outdoor seasons?
Spot-clean the quick-dry cushion with mild soap and water, then air dry. Wipe the teak frame occasionally; apply teak oil once or twice a year if you want to keep the original golden colour.
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