Where the Gaber Slot Fill family works well
Use these stools when a counter or high table needs compact seating with a consistent appearance. They are a practical choice for café-style office kitchens, reception or hospitality areas, informal meeting points, canteens and other commercial interiors where users do not need to adjust the seat during use.
The four-leg versions can suit layouts where a familiar, stable-looking frame is preferred. The fixed-column AFV offers a different visual approach with a central metal base. Because all models are non-adjustable and have no armrests, check the surrounding counter, tabletop and circulation space before selecting a configuration.
How to choose between the models
Choose a beech wood frame
Select the Slot Fill 68BL or 78BL when the warmth of a wooden frame suits the interior scheme. The 68BL is a four-leg beech stool with a 45 cm width. The 78BL is also a beech-frame design, with optional upholstery available for projects that require a softer or more customised seat finish.
Choose a metal base
The AFV uses a fixed column and metal base, making it the option to consider when a central-base silhouette is preferred. It is listed without upholstery and without armrests. The Slot Fill 78 uses a four-leg metal frame and is also listed without upholstery; its stated maximum ballast is 135 kg.
Materials, colours and practical checks
Review the finish requirements alongside the furniture schedule. Base options include metal and wood, with listed base colours including black, beige, silver, white, wood and blue. Upholstery colours across the available options include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, pink, purple and red. Fabric, PU leather and no-upholstery configurations appear in the range, but the precise combination depends on the model.
- Confirm the required fixed seat height against the counter or table before ordering.
- Check the available width, especially where stools are placed closely together.
- Choose wood or metal according to the surrounding furniture and cleaning requirements.
- Confirm whether the selected model supports upholstery or is supplied without it.
- Review the user manual and Colors and Materials PDF for project-specific details.
Plan the next step
Start by identifying the number of seats, the available clearance and the finish palette for the space. Then compare the four-leg wood, four-leg metal and fixed-column alternatives against those requirements. Gaber Slot Fill products are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease, allowing the furniture plan to be considered as part of a wider workspace setup. Check the selected SKU, configuration and documentation before finalising the order.
Frequently asked questions about Gaber Bar Stool Slot Fill
Which Gaber Slot Fill bar stool is available with upholstery?
The Slot Fill 78BL beech-frame bar stool is listed with optional upholstery. The AFV and Slot Fill 78 are listed without upholstery, so confirm the exact configuration for the selected SKU.
Which Slot Fill models have a wood frame?
The Slot Fill 68BL and Slot Fill 78BL use beech wood frames. The 68BL is a four-leg design, while the 78BL is a beech-frame model with optional upholstery.
What is the difference between the metal-base models?
The AFV has a fixed column and metal base. The Slot Fill 78 has a four-leg metal frame and is listed without upholstery, with a maximum ballast of 135 kg.
Are Gaber Slot Fill bar stools height adjustable?
No. The collection is listed without a mechanism and without adjustable seat height, so the stool must be matched to the counter or table height before selection.
Do the Slot Fill bar stools have armrests?
No. Armrests are not listed for the Gaber Slot Fill family. This makes the stools easier to place under counters, but the available clearance should still be checked.
