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We recommend 28 inches of countertop spacing per chair (25 inches minimum). If you are coming off a wall, you will need to start 9 inches from the wall, before beginning your chair spacing measurements.

Installation is straight-forward with some basic understanding, tools and know-how. Click here for installation information and videos. A flooring contractor is typically used to cover a boxed in footrest.

Yes, the support frame is designed to be flush with the underside of the countertop. This will ensure that the chairs will be the proper distance from the footrest and countertop for convenience and comfort while sitting.

If the countertop is designed with a bullnose feature, the suspended seating frame should be lowered enough to clear the drop of the bull nose. If the frame is adjusted too far down it will compromise the position of the chair height.

The countertop/cabinets where the suspended seating is installed do not require modification. The suspended seating system is freestanding and mounts directly to the floor. The seating system’s frame is typically concealed behind the finished panel and underneath the footrest, thus giving the illusion of chairs hanging from the countertop.

When our Standard and Inverted Frames are used, we recommend a countertop overhang of 15 inches (12 inches minimum) for the most comfort and ease while sitting in the barstools.

When our Retrofit Frame Style is used, we recommend a countertop overhang of 10-12 inches.

The countertop overhang is measured from the cabinets finished panel to the edge of the countertop.