in Northern Ontario?

24" stools are too tall, and 18-19" chairs are too short, need something 20-22", and don't like most adjustable styles for our kitchen. Thanks!

We are buying a house and really want to get a counter height table for our dining area...but are concerned about our one year old falling off of the higher chairs when she is old enough to come out of the high chair and sit in the chair without a booster seat. Does anyone have a tall table and chairs, and how do your kids do in them? Our daughter is very squirmy and I don't think it is going to change any time soon! We have a booster seat that she can grow into, I guess I am just wondering about how kids that are a little older do? Like when they are too big for the boosters?

Do they sell like chair extenders anywhere? We just bought a dining room set that has 8 chairs, but only have it set up for 6 right now. I'd like to be able to use the two extra chairs for our bar, but they are currently too short. Right now they are counter height, but I'd like to make them bar height. Any ideas that won't look too tacky? I know they sell extenders to raise your bed height, so I was curious if they had something like that for chairs... Thanks!

I'm searching for a dining furniture set for my home which would include the table, chairs, and some sort of buffet or hutch. I've seen a few sets where the table is counter height and the chairs are actually "bar stools." Does anyone have experience using these higher dining tables and chairs? And what are your opinions of them? Are there any benefits or shortcomings when compared to traditional dining furniture?

We've just purchased a kitchen set that is counter height and sitting in the chairs requires our feet to be resting on the bottom rail. Over time this will cause a lot of wear. What kind of product could I put on the bottom rail to protect it. I was thinking that someone should make a clear plastic piece of some sort that could snap over the top of the 3/4"X2" wood rail. I might be able to improvise using a 1" piece of clear tubing that is use with aquariums or something like that, but just looking for ideas.

I have counter height dining set and I liked it because it is distinctive from the regular table. Now I begin to notice the not so nice view under the table with too much chair legs. I wanted to know what is your opinion if it is just me that think this way. How can I change my thoughts about it or get a new dining set?

I need a new kitchen table with more room, do these counter height ones really have enough room to fit 8 or is it better to go with the bigger rectangle. for the most, I just want 6 chairs so either is fine. I just like the counter ones, but are they practical. I do have three small kids too!!