Metro Rest Stool

The Metro Rest Stool provides an inspired place to take a break from your hectic schedule—and it's also the perfect complement to the Metro Center or the Metro Station. This exquisitely designed stool features a beautiful edge-grain maple seat and a one-inch square brushed stainless steel tube base welded for strength and stability. The maple seat is treated with a lustrous Varnique finish that protects the wood and gives it the look of fine furniture.

The high-quality food service products manufactured by John Boos & Company are used by many celebrity chefs and have been featured on The Food Network. A staple in the commercial cooking industry since the early 20th century, John Boos & Company prides itself on the quality, craftsmanship and safety of all its products. Only the finest wood and steel are used in the manufacturing process and all products are made in the USA. All products are also approved by the FDA. A past recipient of the Gold Medal for Excellence in Foodservice Equipment, John Boos & Company is a leading manufacturer of residential and commercial chopping blocks, cutting boards and stainless steel tables.

The Metro Rest Stool is available in two height options. Please use the drop-down menu above to select the height that's right for you.

Normal ship time for this item is 10 to 30 business days, plus transit time.

Brand Name: John Boos
Dimensions: 24" H or 18" H
Finish: Maple and Stainless Steel

Please Note: The dimensions of this item allow for 1/8" tolerance

John Boos & Co is firmly committed to managing environmental matters as an integral part of their business practice. Some of the steps they take to accomplish their “green” status include manufacturing wood products that emit far less carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, methane and other gases than processing non-wood substitutes; using only formaldehyde free and low emission formaldehyde gluing processes in manufacturing our butcher blocks; and having active recycling programs in place with 95% of all raw materials, scrap, and even their sawdust recycled as fuel to heat their kilns. Boos’ sawdust is also recycled as livestock bedding for their local agricultural needs.