Where NIM bar stools can work
Use the NIM family where a fixed-height stool helps make a counter, high table or informal meeting point more practical. In a café or shared dining area, a row of matching stools can create a consistent look. In a workplace, stools can furnish a project table or a casual perch for short conversations. These are possible uses rather than a substitute for checking the dimensions against your own layout.
Allow enough room for people to sit down and move around the stools, and check the counter height as well as the space beneath it. The listed seat depth is 34 cm and the listed width is 41 cm. Confirm the dimensions of the specific model and consider how its footprint fits alongside nearby furniture.
How to choose between the models
Start with the required seat height
The three listed heights are 65 cm, 66 cm and 75 cm. The wooden-shell NIM sled-base stool is listed at 65 cm, while the upholstered mid-height sled stool is listed at 66 cm. The wooden-shell high stool is listed at 75 cm. Measure from the floor to the underside of the counter or table and check which height will leave comfortable legroom; do not assume that stools with similar names will suit the same surface.
Then select the seat shell
Choose a wooden shell if you want the beech wood finish specified for the wooden-shell models. Choose the upholstered model if a softer seat surface or a particular textile colour is important to your project. Listed upholstery choices include fabric and Era, with colours such as beige, black, blue, green and grey. Confirm which options apply to the exact model before specifying a group of stools.
The family has metal sled bases, with base colours listed across a range of options. Arm availability also varies in the collection attributes, so check the individual model details if arms are required or need to be avoided. These models have no seat-height adjustment, making correct initial sizing especially important.
What to confirm before specifying
Compare the model dimensions, shell material, upholstery and available colours against your project requirements. Review the product information for the warranty that applies to your selected model; the listed warranty terms vary within the collection. Where relevant to your procurement process, check the product details for applicable standards and certifications rather than assuming every configuration has the same documentation.
If you are furnishing several locations or planning a larger order, confirm that the chosen model and finish are consistent across the quantity you need. Myntwork offers Inclass products on a monthly lease, which can be considered as part of your furniture planning. Check the selected product details and leasing terms to decide what fits your organisation.
Frequently asked questions about Inclass Bar Stool NIM
What is the difference between the NIM bar stool models?
The family includes two wooden-shell sled-base stools and one upholstered mid-height sled stool. Their listed seat heights are 65 cm, 75 cm and 66 cm respectively. Compare the individual product details for the exact shell, finish and available options.
Which NIM stool height should I choose?
Measure your counter or table and check the clearance between its underside and the seat. The listed heights are fixed at 65 cm, 66 cm or 75 cm, so select a model based on the surface and the legroom people need.
Are Inclass NIM bar stools adjustable?
No. The collection attributes specify no seat-height adjustment. Choose the appropriate fixed height before ordering rather than relying on adjustment later.
Can I choose an upholstered seat or a wooden shell?
Yes. The collection includes beech wood shell models and an upholstered sled-base model. Check the exact product listing for its available upholstery, colours and finish options.
What should I check before specifying NIM stools for a project?
Confirm seat height, overall dimensions, shell type, colour options and whether the selected model has arms. Also review the model-specific warranty and any documentation your project requires.
