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Are you looking for dining chairs that are not only stylish but also comfortable and built to last? Our farmhouse dining chairs are exactly what you need. Made from high-quality rubber wood, these chairs are sturdy and resistant to wear, ensuring they'll look great and stand up to daily use for years to come. The natural wood frame adds a touch of elegance to any dining area. Sit back and relax with our ergonomic design that contours to your body, providing support and comfort for long meals. The wide, cushioned seat ensures you can enjoy your dining experience without getting tired. Besides, these chairs are versatile and can fit into any room in your home. Their clean lines and simple design mean they'll match with your existing decoration, whether it's in your dining room, living room, study, or office.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Crafted from high-quality rubber wood for long-lasting durability.
- Natural wood frame brings a sophisticated touch to your dining area.
- Ergonomic design supports your back for comfortable seating.
- Wide seat area ensures all-day comfort without fatigue.
- Suitable for multiple room settings, from dining to living spaces.
- Reinforced legs and crossbars for stability and safety.
- Rounded edges for a safer home environment.
- Smooth surface that resists scratches and is easy to clean.
- Compact dimensions fit most dining tables and save storage space.
- Material: Rubber Wood.
- Overall Dimensions: 20.5" x 19" x 32" (L x W x H).
- Seat Dimension: 18.5" x 17.5" (L x W).
- Seat Height: 17.5".
- Max Load Capacity: 275 lbs.
- Single Chair Net Weight: 11 lbs.
- Package Includes:2/4 x Dining Chairs,1 x User’s Guide.
- Rubber Wood
- Other
- Imported
Costway
11250 Poplar Ave Fontana, CA 92337
+1 (909) 483-1200/guest.service@costway-cs.com
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