Chair with Arms in American Back Wood

The Chair with Arms in American Back Wood is a slat-back armchair for a house that runs neighborhood pubs, bistros, family restaurants, and cafes and wants each room to match. This one stays inside the house. The frame is built of wood. The seat is offered in fabric, vinyl, or wood. Before you count covers, note a rating to carry 500 lb, 32 lb for staff to lift and move, and armrests for the guest. Its listing includes BIFMA certification. Its size is 17" W x 20" D x 33 3/4" H; lay that out where service will pass beside it.

On the order form you settle wood finish from 8 choices, among them Walnut, Dark Walnut, and Mahogany, your seat type, whether Wood Seat, Padded Vinyl Seat, or Padded Fabric Seat, and padded vinyl seat from 46 choices, among them Black, Buckskin, and Wine. More fields open once those are set. A dining room seats by its tables, so count chairs per table first: two-tops take two chairs, 36 inch squares four, 48 inch rounds five or six. Then hold back spares, about one per twenty seats, for the chairs that rotate out for repair.

Put the chosen version in a venue plan for the dining room, the bar, or the terrace, with its quantity. Choosing upholstery adds to the lead time, since those pieces are made to your selections. Upkeep belongs to the closing routine. Vinyl seats clean with a cloth and soapy water, followed by a dry towel; bleach and solvents harm the cover. Fabric seats need a blot, not a rub, when a spill lands, and a cleaner only after you read the cleaning code.