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  • Countertops Concrete Jungle Design Colorado Springs, CO
    Concrete Jungle Design
    in Colorado Springs, CO
  • Countertops Hollow Rock Designs Grand Portage, MN
    Hollow Rock Designs
    in Grand Portage, MN
  • Countertops Concrete Interior Designs Scottsdale, AZ
    Concrete Interior Designs
    in Scottsdale, AZ
  • Countertops Flying Turtle Cast Concrete Modesto, CA
    Flying Turtle Cast Concrete
    in Modesto, CA
  • Countertops Cheng Design Products Inc. Berkeley, CA
    Cheng Design Products Inc.
    in Berkely, CA
  • Countertops Concrete Elegance, Inc. Concord, ON
    Concrete Elegance, Inc.
    in Concord, ON
  • Countertops M Concrete Studios Dayton, OH
    M Concrete Studios
    in Dayton, OH
  • Countertops Absolute ConcreteWorks Poulsbo-Seattle, WA
    Absolute ConcreteWorks
    in Poulsbo-Seattle, WA
  • Countertops Origins Concrete Design Ferndale, MI
    Origins Concrete Design
    Ferndale, MI
  • Countertops Nobel Concrete Jenison, MI
    Nobel Concrete
    in Jenison, MI

A bar counter is an ideal element of both indoor and outdoor kitchens. It is functional, providing extra counter space for serving or dining. And it is comfortable for taller bar stool seating and mingling.

Bar countertops can be in the form of a commercial bar, or residential wet bar to a breakfast bar. For whatever type of bar countertop you are interested in, here is a list of frequently researched information.

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Comparison Chart Comparison Chart: Cast-in-place countertops vs. granite or tile

Industry Standard Bar Counter Heights

  • Standard countertop height is 36-38" tall. For bar counters, the height varies from 42-46" tall. TIP! Select bar stools before determining your final bar height, and let the height of the seat dictate your final dimensions.

  • Bar stools are typically 28" tall, but they can vary widely depending on styling, seat thickness, and by manufacturer.

  • Bar counters should cantilever a minimum of 10 inches to allow room for seated guests.

  • The width of a functional bar counter should be at least 16". This allows for placement of a serving platter, or dining utensils.

  • If someone will be stationed behind the counter (such as a bartender serving drinks), a good rule of thumb is to leave 3-4 feet of working space.

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