
Outdoor
Patio Chair in Matrix Back Metal with Armrest
- Metal frame
- 20" W x 21" D x 32" H
- Listed for patio use
Aluminum and steel patio chairs
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Photos show this model in one example. The finish and size you choose go on the order.
Will it suit your room? Talk to a specialist
Front, side and top are drawn at one scale from the listed measurements, outer size only. For the shape itself, look at the photos.
Think of the room first: the Chair with Black Resin Back and Seat in Aluminum is an armchair that belongs in patios, courtyards, and sidewalk cafes. The listing allows it outdoors on a terrace or patio, and indoors too. Aluminum is what the frame is built from, with silver as its color. Diners settle onto resin. The listing also gives capacity rated at 400 lb, stacking for quick changeovers, and an arm at each side. The listed size is 22" W x 23" D x 30" H, so walk that out in the room first.
Chairs and tables share one budget in most rooms. Price them together, and allow 24 inches of edge per cover so the count on paper matches the count on a full night.
Add this version to the venue plan for the right room, then copy the plan when a second location opens. Care follows the materials. Aluminum will not rust; a rinse and a dry cloth are all it asks. Hose down resin, faux teak, and woven pieces with mild soap after a busy weekend.
Price checked Nov 13, 2026.
Questions operators ask
Aluminum will not rust; a rinse and a dry cloth are all it asks. Hose down resin, faux teak, and woven pieces with mild soap after a busy weekend.
Yes. It is listed for patio use, and a cover or storage in the off season helps it last.
Yes, they stack. Keep stacks to what the storeroom ceiling and your staff can handle, and protect the floor and finish underneath.
A person reviews your order, then we email the confirmation with the freight quote. Standard pieces need about 14 to 21 business days before they ship, plus transit, and custom work takes longer. See our delivery terms.
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