Cedar Looks 24" Log Bar Stool

SKU: 010051B/B51B
UPC: 05121-1
Sale price$155.00 Regular price$325.00
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The counter stool. 24" seat height — the right number for a 36" counter, a kitchen island, a covered porch bar, or any surface built at counter height. Pull it up, sit down, and stay for however long the conversation goes.

The Cedar Looks 24" Log Bar Stool is built from 100% Northern White Cedar with the same round log construction as the rest of the Cedar Looks line. Smooth, splinter-free surface. Naturally rot and insect resistant. Works indoors or out — kitchen, covered porch, outdoor kitchen — no sealing, no painting, nothing required.

Choosing the Right Stool Height

The seat height tells you what surface it's for. 24" is the counter height stool.

  • ✅ Pairs with 36" counters — standard kitchen counter and island height
  • ✅ Not for dining tables (28-30"H) — that's the 18" stool (B51A)
  • ✅ Not for bar height (42"H) — that's the 30" stool (B51C)
  • ✅ Rule: surface height minus 10-12" = ideal seat height

Details That Matter

  • Seat height: 24" — counter height
  • Material: 100% Northern White Cedar
  • Surface: Smooth, splinter-free — comfortable for extended sitting
  • Best use: Kitchen islands, counter-height bars, covered porch counters, outdoor kitchens
  • Color: Natural cream and vanilla — weathers to silver-grey if not stained
  • SKU: B51B

Is This the Right Stool?

The 24" stool is for 36" surfaces — the most common counter height in kitchens and outdoor bars. For dining table height (28-30"), choose the 18" stool (B51A). For bar height (42"), choose the 30" stool (B51C). If you're not sure of your surface height, measure from the floor to the top of the counter before ordering.

Kitchen islands at counter height collect people. Not on purpose — the island is just where conversations land when there's nowhere better to be. Someone's cooking, someone's watching, someone's finishing a second cup of coffee. The 24" bar stool puts you at the right height for all of it — not leaning down, not perching up, just sitting at the counter like you're supposed to.

Northern White Cedar is unusually good for a stool you're going to use in the kitchen. The smooth sanded surface means you can sit on it in shorts or a summer dress without thinking about the wood. It doesn't splinter with use. And because cedar is naturally rot resistant, the same stool works just as well on a covered porch bar or outdoor kitchen counter — no sealing required, no seasonal changeover, just move it where you need it.

Cedar stools on a kitchen island look deliberate without trying hard. The round log construction has warmth that painted metal stools don't, and the natural cream and vanilla color works next to most cabinet finishes. They're not trying to be rustic — they're just honest about what they are.