
Chairs
Cane Chair in Wood with Curved Back
- Wood frame
- 17 1/2" W x 19" D x 32" H
- Indoor use
Cane chairs
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Photos show this model in one example. The finish and size you choose go on the order.
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Front, side and top are drawn at one scale from the listed measurements, outer size only. For the shape itself, look at the photos. The dashed line marks the seat height, 18 inches.
For a house that covers bistros, family restaurants, and cafes, the Armchair, Gaia Cane adds one more piece to match room by room. This one stays inside the house. Under the guest is a frame of wood in black. Diners settle onto wood. For the room plan, the listing adds service capacity listed at 500 lb, 19 lb for staff to lift and move, and armrests for the guest. Measured overall, it comes to 20 3/8" W x 21 1/4" D x 31 1/8" H, the figure to mark on the floor plan. The listed seat height is 18 inches. Compare the selected seat height with the underside of your counter or table, including its apron, and allow space to sit and move.
Members feel a crowded table long before dessert. Leave 18 to 24 inches behind each seat so guests can stand without bumping the next table on their way out.
Keep a venue plan for each room, and save this version there with the count that room needs. Care follows the materials. A damp cloth is enough for the wood finish, as long as no water sits at the joints.
Price checked Nov 13, 2026.
Questions operators ask
The listed seat height is 18 inches. Compare the selected seat height with the underside of your counter or table, including its apron, and allow space to sit and move.
A damp cloth is enough for the wood finish, as long as no water sits at the joints.
It stays inside; the listing gives indoor use only.
By LTL freight to a business dock or tailgate, once the order and freight are confirmed by email. Allow 14 to 21 business days for standard pieces and longer for custom ones, with transit added. Delivery details
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