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Outdoor Aluminum Bar Stools with Arms and Sling Seats
The Fusion Bar Arm Chair is the most supportive seat in the Fusion bar lineup, with arms at 36" and a full sling back over a 28" bar height seat. A footrest rail runs low across the front, so your feet have somewhere to land while you settle in at the outdoor bar.
DecoScape had hotels, country clubs and rooftop lounges in mind for Fusion, so these aluminum outdoor bar stools are designed for commercial outdoor use. At home that means a frame that won't rust and a sling that drains and dries, with no cushions to bring in before it rains.
Outdoor Bar Stools with Arms, Seen in Profile
The side view shows each arm running straight back from the front post to the sling back, 8" above the seat, so it's there to lean on without boxing you in. The chair measures 23" wide and 24" deep with a 19" by 19" seat, and it stands 44" tall.
Dark Charcoal Frame with White Sling
This is DecoScape's photo of the same chair in a dark charcoal frame, which gives it a sharper, more modern look against the white sling. Choose any frame finish from the menu above. Every chair is made to order in the color you pick, so a set always matches.
Mix In the Armless Fusion Bar Side Chair
One easy layout along a long bar puts arm chairs at the ends and the armless Fusion Bar Side Chair in between, where elbows sit closer together. Both share the 28" seat height and the same frame and sling. You'll find more seats for an outdoor bar in our Bar Stools and Sets collection.
Fusion Bar Arm Chair Key Features
Supportive arms: 36" arm height, 8" above the seat, for leaning back between conversations.
Bar height seat: 28" seat for outdoor bars and high top tables.
Footrest rail: a rail low across the front for your feet.
Sling seat and back: breathable fabric that dries fast after rain.
Commercial design: made for hotels and lounges, ready for everyday use at home.
Keeping aluminum bar stools outdoor all year takes only a little routine care. Once a season, sponge the frame and sling with warm water and mild soap (about a quarter cup to the gallon) and rinse with the hose. Tough spots usually lift with a bit of white vinegar or lemon juice added to the bucket, while bleach, ammonia, TSP and baking soda are off limits for powder coat. If you live near the beach, wash more often and wax the frame with car wax once a quarter, and in the off season cover the chairs or bring them in.
Shipping and Lead Time: Made to order. Please contact us for the current lead time.
