Beige Fabric Upholstered Dining Chairs with Black Solid Wooden Legs,Nailed Trim, Set of 2
No rating yet(0 ratings)Colors available: Beige, Gray, Blue, Charcoal Sold in a set of 2 thick padded dining chairs Mid-century and contemporary style The button tufted design makes this chair more medieval. Linen-like fabric is made from 100% polyester Bronze nail head design makes the chair unique Each chair is built on a sturdy wood frame.Sturdy solid wood frame and rubberwood legs in black finish, seat cushion features both spring and thick foam padding to allow for years of use.
Plastic foot nails to protect the floor from scratching The height of the chair and backrest are ergonomics. It could totally let you enjoy your leisure time. Overall height top to bottom: 36.2 inches Overall width side to side: 21.9 inches Overall depth front to back: 24.4 inches Seat height: 17.8 inches Tools and assembly instruction are included Scotchgard can be applied.
Ideal for dining room, kitchen, hotel, restaurant, cafe and more During installation, you can feel the stability of the chair by sitting on the chair before tightening the screws. When you feel the chair is stable, tighten the screws. This will effectively avoid seat rocking and instability.
Note: In order to facilitate transportation, the chair's legs of our products are placed on the back of the chair cushion, please pay attention to check when assemble. Since the dining chair is made of wood, you could tighten the screws again after using it for a period of time, so that the chair can be used longer. IF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUES WHEN RECEIVING THE PACKAGES, PLEASE CONTACT US FIRST.
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