Below is the link for Penney's stools. I've been getting their catalogs for years and have a few saved for when we need to buy them. They seem to have a really good selection, different heights / styles / finishes. When my parents needed some we ended up finding a Bistro set at BJ's Wholesale that was more reasonably priced then Penney's. If you do see something you like at Penney's, be sure to google JC Penney coupon code, you should be able to find a decent coupon. Also sign up for their email deals. Here is a link that might be useful: Penney's stools

Thanks! I’m looking for bar stools

https://kelleynan.com/dining-tables-that-can-double-as-desks/ You can't use either stool. The height of the seat itself should be no less than 17” and no more than 19” off the floor. For instance:

When I was designing furniture before I retired, the barstools I designed generally had seat heights of 29", and there would be a foot rail 10" above the floor. All of our furniture was made to order, and so clients could order barstools with whatever seat height they wanted, and some people wanted 27" and some would want 25", but 25" was a low as I remember producing. We also made some with 30" seat heights, but the seats were soft and would compress significantly. The company I worked for is no longer in business, and so this won't help you, but you could find barstools at a custom company and order them with the seat height you want. We had two sets of barstools in Cathedral City - one for the bistro table and one for the bar, which had higher seat heights. I'm not there now, and so I cannot measure the barstools we still have, but we only have outdoor stools - one set is metal and came with the house, and the others are teak, which we had in L.A. I believe that they have 29" seat heights, but that is just a guess.