
Outdoor
Patio Chair in Gray Finish with Faux Teak
- Aluminum frame
- 19 3/4" W x 22" D x 35" H
- Listed for patio use
Faux teak patio 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.
Every room in the house has its own job, and the Armchair in Black Metal, Natural Finish Vertical Slat Faux Teak is an armchair for cafes, bistros, and quick-service dining rooms. A covered terrace is as far outside as this piece goes. Under the guest is a frame of metal in black. The seat is finished in plastic teak. For the room plan, the listing adds service capacity listed at 500 lb, a weight on record of 18 lb, and an arm at each side. Measured overall, it comes to 22 1/2" W x 22" D x 34" H, the figure to mark on the floor plan.
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.
Add this version to the venue plan for the right room, then copy the plan when a second location opens. Care follows the materials. A chipped metal finish lets moisture in, so fix chips as soon as staff spot them. Hose down resin, faux teak, and woven pieces with mild soap after a busy weekend.
Price checked Nov 13, 2026.
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A chipped metal finish lets moisture in, so fix chips as soon as staff spot them. Hose down resin, faux teak, and woven pieces with mild soap after a busy weekend.
Yes, as long as the terrace has a roof. Rain must stay off it, and at season's close it is stored or covered.
It travels by freight truck after we review the order and email the freight quote. Standard versions take about 14 to 21 business days before transit, custom choices longer. Read delivery and receiving before the truck arrives.
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