Original Lagoon Catamaran Stainless Steel Swinging Captins Stool on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, United States
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The upright is 23 inches by 2 inches in diameter. It measures 26 inches front to back including the seat which is 12 inches in diameter. It has two mounting cups for the shaft to swivel in. The seat is a little soiled but cleanable.
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