Ok, I have a question or three. I have finished my second row riser and have 5.5 feet from the back of the riser to the back of the room. I want to put a third row bar in, but am not sure how big to make it.
1. How much room per bar stool. I plan on having 4. The room itself is 11' wide, and the riser is 9' wide, so I figure I will have plenty of room for 4 stools.
2. How deep are bars normally? I haven't decided on a counter top yet, but I figured about 20". Is this too small?
3. My room ceiling is fairly low, 6'11" and I have a rather large screen which necessitated a 16" tall riser, which makes normal 30" bar stools a bit too short. Now, I could splurge and get 36" bar stools, which I really don't want to do as they seem to start at $300 for anything resembling comfort, or I could build a 4" riser to place the bar stools on, and put tile or carpet on it. Which was a long-winded way to get to my final question...how large should a riser be for the stools? I certainly don't want anybody tumbling off of the back of the riser, but do not want to take up the last bit of floor space with it.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Bricktop
1. How much room per bar stool. I plan on having 4. The room itself is 11' wide, and the riser is 9' wide, so I figure I will have plenty of room for 4 stools.
2. How deep are bars normally? I haven't decided on a counter top yet, but I figured about 20". Is this too small?
3. My room ceiling is fairly low, 6'11" and I have a rather large screen which necessitated a 16" tall riser, which makes normal 30" bar stools a bit too short. Now, I could splurge and get 36" bar stools, which I really don't want to do as they seem to start at $300 for anything resembling comfort, or I could build a 4" riser to place the bar stools on, and put tile or carpet on it. Which was a long-winded way to get to my final question...how large should a riser be for the stools? I certainly don't want anybody tumbling off of the back of the riser, but do not want to take up the last bit of floor space with it.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Bricktop