Dining chair
Banco Alto
This high stool stands out for its clean design, slim frame, and functional look, making it a natural fit in our minimalist chairs collection. Perfect for executive bars, internal cafeterias, or creative spaces with a modern feel.
The shell is 100% polypropylene, mounted on 18-gauge rolled steel tube finished in baked epoxy paint with polyethylene glides. It measures 52 × 52 cm and stands 88.7 cm tall. Available in black and white.
Features
Mechanism
Fixed, bar height.
Seat
100% polypropylene plastic shell.
Base
18-gauge rolled steel tube, with polyethylene glides.
Finish
Baked epoxy paint.
Dimensions
52 × 52 cm, 88.7 cm tall.
Color
Ergonomics level
Who it's for
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Frequently asked questions
About the Banco Alto chair.
We answer the most common questions about the Banco Alto chair: adjustments, dimensions, and warranty.
What bar height does it match? +
The stool stands 88.7 cm tall overall. That's sized for bars and high tables with a 100–110 cm work surface, which is standard in internal cafeterias and standing work areas. It's worth measuring your bar before ordering.
What does 18-gauge rolled tube mean? +
Gauge indicates the wall thickness of the tube: the lower the number, the thicker the wall. 18-gauge is a commercial-grade thickness, enough to handle the repeated weight of sitting down and getting up without the frame giving way, while keeping a slim profile.
What is baked epoxy paint? +
It's a finish applied as a powder and cured with heat, so it bonds to the metal instead of just sitting on top of it. It resists dents and scratches better than conventional liquid paint, which matters for cafeteria furniture.
How is it different from the Nicola stool? +
The Nicola is upholstered in vegan leather over a plywood shell, with a backrest and a reinforced footrest: more comfortable and executive-grade. This stool has a plastic shell and a minimal frame, for when the priority is visual lightness and easy cleaning.
Does it comply with the Ley Silla? +
It depends on the role. The Ley Silla is a Mexican labor-reform law that requires employers to provide workers with seating that has a backrest, and this stool meets that basic requirement. Even so, for a standing workstation it's better to use a teller-style stool with height adjustment and a footrest.
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