Sunset Trading Windsor Dining Chair Set, 41", Antique Black

Description

• FULLY ASSEMBLED WINDSOR STYLE DINING CHAIRS – Put your tools away, enjoy these high quality standard height dining chairs with a timeless farmhouse design that assures your investment will not go out of trend
• SUSTAINABLE AND EARTH FRIENDLY SOLID WOOD – Crafted from responsibly harvested kiln-dried solid rubberwood, also known as Malaysian oak, a robust hardwood | No particle board, MDF or veneers
• FREE WOOD SAMPLES & LIFETIME CUSTOMER SUPPORT – Beautiful slightly distressed black wood with cherry highlights will match with your country cottage or classic contemporary home | Simply email info@sunsettrading.com | Our happy and helpful customer care team located in the USA since 1992 is available to answer your questions at any time
• DURABLE FINISH – Sealed with a pet and kid-friendly multi-step finishing process, matte lacquer preserves the natural grain patterns adding protection from moisture and daily wear and tear
• QUALITY CRAFTMANSHIP – Mortis and tenon construction for superior strength | Joints and backrest spindles are epoxied for lasting durability
• ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED COMFORTABLE CHAIRS – Varied height spindle rods support the half-circle gently angled backrest | Slightly scooped shield shaped seats allow you to relax comfortably for long periods of time
• STURDY DINING CHAIRS – Splayed turned legs with strong wood stretchers that connect the legs assure stability | Commercial grade steel leg braces for heavy duty support tested to hold up to 350 lbs.
• CHAIR DIMENSIONS – Overall: 41"H x 22"D x 20.5"W | Seat: 18"H x 16"D x 20"W | Backrest: 25"H x 22"W | Weight capacity: 350 lbs. | Weight (2): 20 lbs.
• TWO CHAIRS ARRIVE IN ONE BOX, EASY TO CLEAN & ENJOY – Securely packaged with no assembly required! | Use a cloth dampened with water or furniture polish, do not use solvents such as alcohol for cleaning
• FRIENDLY DISCLAIMER – Studio photography lighting, slight measurement and weight variances are possible, your viewing device may display colors differently than in real life