Where the Bakhita collection can work
The Gaber Bakhita family is suited to interiors that benefit from repeatable, low-maintenance seating. Consider the stools for collaborative work areas, project rooms, canteen-style settings, hospitality environments or reception zones with a raised counter. Their non-upholstered construction can also be useful where fabric or padded finishes are not part of the interior specification.
Because both models use a fixed format, they are easy to plan in rows or groups. Allow enough clearance between stools for comfortable movement, and review the complete layout rather than choosing from the product name alone. The fixed 49 cm width is an important planning reference when several stools will sit alongside one another.
How to choose between H66 and H76
Start with the counter or worktop height
The main selection point is seat height. Choose the H66 model when the lower 66 cm format matches the intended surface. Choose the H76 model when the taller 76 cm format provides the appropriate relationship to the counter or table. Measure the surface and consider leg clearance before ordering, especially in a fixed-height installation.
Confirm the available footprint
Both Bakhita models have a minimum and maximum width of 49 cm. Use that figure to calculate the number of stools that can fit in the available run, while leaving practical space for people to sit down and stand up. If the stools are being placed around a corner, island or narrow passage, check the surrounding circulation as well.
Materials, features and specification checks
The Bakhita stools are non-upholstered and use a sand-finished surface. They have no mechanism, no adjustable seat height, no adjustable back height and no adjustable seat depth. There are also no armrests, headrest or lumbar support. These details make the collection a good fit for projects seeking a visually simple stool rather than task-chair ergonomics.
Each model has a maximum ballast of 135 kg. Review this capacity alongside the requirements of the intended users and setting. The collection is marked as circular, includes a two-year warranty and has origin information available on request. User manual and colours and materials PDFs are available as useful checks during specification.
What to check before leasing
- Measure the counter, table or worktop and match it to either the 66 cm or 76 cm stool height.
- Use the fixed 49 cm width when planning quantities and aisle clearance.
- Confirm that a non-upholstered, sand-finished stool meets the interior and maintenance brief.
- Review the 135 kg maximum ballast and the available product documentation.
- Confirm the required quantity and project arrangement with Myntwork.
Myntwork offers the Gaber Bakhita bar stools on a monthly lease, helping businesses specify a consistent seating family without treating the purchase as a one-off product decision. Request the relevant documents and discuss the planned setting before finalising the model and quantity.
Frequently asked questions about Gaber Bar Stool Bakhita
What is the difference between the Gaber Bakhita H66 and H76 bar stools?
The primary difference is height: the Bakhita 4-Leg H66 Bar Stool is the 66 cm option, while the Bakhita H76 Bar Stool is the 76 cm option. Both are 49 cm wide, non-upholstered and rated for a maximum ballast of 135 kg.
How do I choose the right Bakhita stool height?
Measure the height of the counter, table or worktop where the stool will be placed, then compare it with the 66 cm and 76 cm options. Also check leg clearance and the surrounding layout before selecting a fixed-height model.
Are Gaber Bakhita bar stools adjustable or upholstered?
No. The Bakhita models have no mechanism and no adjustable seat, back or depth features. They are non-upholstered and do not include armrests, a headrest or lumbar support.
How much space should I allow for each Bakhita stool?
Both models have a fixed width of 49 cm. Use this measurement when calculating how many stools fit along a counter or table, then allow additional practical clearance for sitting, standing and movement around the installation.
What capacity and documentation apply to the collection?
The maximum ballast is 135 kg for the Bakhita collection. The stools have a two-year warranty and are marked as circular. User manual and colours and materials PDFs are available, with origin information available on request.
