Whitewood Industries, Inc. have been producing and importing furniture since 1982. The company was founded in Greensboro, North Carolina, as a wholesaler of unfinished furniture. North Carolina is known for furniture manufacturing and Whitewood started out as one of the many companies catering to this industry in the area. They supplied furniture to retail stores throughout the eastern United States, and it wasn’t long before they began manufacturing their own furniture products, assembling furniture at their own facilities. By 1987 they were importing chair components and assembling them. Finished furniture was added to the company’s product line before too long. By the year 2000, their line of finished furniture became large enough to be branded separately from Whitewood, being sold under the John Thomas Furniture brand. If you are interested in seeing the complete selection of Whitewood Industries bar stool offerings, check out their web site.
When deciding which Whitewood barstools to buy, you have to figure out just what you are looking for You have to figure out the shape of the bar stool, the features of the bar stool, the color and materials you would like your bar stool to be made from. You will need to figure out the shape, features, and configuration of the bar stool. It is also necessary to decide whether you want bar stools that swivel or don’t swivel, and if you’d like stools with cushions or fabric covers, you will need to decide that also. You should also determine whether you want arms and a back. As you decide between swiveling bar stools, you can choose between either stools that pivot from side to side a little or bar stools that swivel 360 degrees.
Whitewood offers many options when it comes to bar stool materials. All the various materials have advantages and disadvantages. If you choose wood, you need to decide which wood you would like. The various woods are categorized into hardwoods and softwoods. Hardwoods are more expensive but more durable and typically more resistant to warping, scratching and denting. Softwoods, on the other hand, are usually less expensive. Softwoods are usually light in color, and hardwoods usually are dark and range from red to brown to orange-ish to almost black. Some hardwoods are light colored. Maple, for example, is a hardwood that is light and yellowish in color. Whitewood offer a variety of woods and a variety of finishes to suit your bar stool needs.
You will need to figure out how tall your Whitewood barstools have to be. If your bar area is relatively small, you should order bar stools that are armless and can be tucked away when not in use. Decide the height of your bar stools in relation to your counter height. Typically, you’d want to have 9 inches to 13 inches of space between your legs and the bottom of the bar counter, but you should try them out and see what is comfortable for you.
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