Bar Sets: 30 UK Statistics Worth Citing

This report contains no behavioural statistics, and that is its finding. Furniture in Fashion could identify no published UK dataset covering bar set ownership, bar stool sales, breakfast bar installation or home bar usage, so any list of thirty such figures would be constructed. What is genuinely citable is the body of standard dimensions that governs whether bar seating works in a British home, and we have published thirty of them. They cover the 25cm to 30cm gap between seat top and surface underside, the difference between a 90cm fitted worktop and a 105cm raised breakfast bar, the 60cm of counter width each stool needs, the 25cm to 30cm knee depth an island overhang requires, and the door, hallway and staircase measurements that decide whether a long rigid bar table carton can reach the room, including the 2m staircase headroom set by Building Regulations Approved Document K....