Montana Woodworks MWGCBSWNRLZBEAR Glacier Country Back Barstool with Laser Engraved Bear Design

Description

Montana Woodworks This barstool with back features a laser engraved bear motif and is handcrafted using solid, American grown wood. Seat height is 30", for most bars, bistro and pub tables. Seat width is 18.5", seat depth is 17". This model features the ergonomically designed standard wooden seat. Finished in the "Glacier Country" collection style for a truly unique, one-of-a-kind look reminiscent of the Grand Lodges of the Rockies, circa 1900. First they remove the outer bark while leaving the inner, cambium layer intact for texture and contrast. Then the finish is completed in an eight step, professional spraying process that applies stain and lacquer for a, long lasting finish. Hand crafted in Montana USA using genuine lodge pole pine. This model features the ergonomically designed standard wooden seat. Montana Woodworks This barstool with back features a laser engraved bear motif and is handcrafted using solid, American grown wood. Hand crafted in Montana USA using genuine lodge pole pine. Finished in the "Glacier Country" collection style for a truly unique, one-of-a-kind look reminiscent of the Grand Lodges of the Rockies, circa 1900. First they remove the outer bark while leaving the inner, cambium layer intact for texture and contrast. Montana Woodworks This barstool with back features a laser engraved bear motif and is handcrafted using solid, American grown wood. This model features the ergonomically designed standard wooden seat.

Key Features

• Finished in the "Glacier Country" collection style for a truly unique, one-of-a-kind look reminiscent of the Grand Lodges of the Rockies, circa 1900.
• This model features the ergonomically designed standard wooden seat.
• Seat height is 30", for most bars, bistro and pub tables.
• Montana Woodworks This barstool with back features a laser engraved bear motif and is handcrafted using solid, American grown wood.
• Hand crafted in Montana USA using genuine lodge pole pine.
• First they remove the outer bark while leaving the inner, cambium layer intact for texture and contrast.