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Teak Wood Outdoor Dining Chair with Webbing Seat

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Teak Wood Outdoor Dining Chair with Webbing SeatElevate your outdoor dining experience with this beautifully crafted teak wood chair featuring a modern webbing design. Built from solid teak with a splinter free, water based paint finish, this chair combines natural durability with contemporary style. The ergonomic design contours to your body while the wide seat provides ample room for comfortable, extended dining sessions. Rated to support up to 300 lbs, it's perfect for patios, decks, gardens, or

Elevate your outdoor dining experience with this beautifully crafted teak wood chair featuring a modern webbing design. Built from solid teak with a splinter-free, water-based paint finish, this chair combines natural durability with contemporary style. The ergonomic design contours to your body while the wide seat provides ample room for comfortable, extended dining sessions. Rated to support up to 300 lbs, it's perfect for patios, decks, gardens, or even indoor spaces.

Key Features

  • Solid teak wood construction for long-lasting durability and natural weather resistance
  • Ergonomic webbing seat and backrest for superior comfort and breathability
  • Wide 18.5" x 17" seat with generous 18" seat height for relaxed dining
  • 300 lb weight capacity supports a wide range of users
  • Splinter-free surface treated with eco-friendly water-based paint
  • Non-slip foot pads protect floors and prevent sliding
  • Versatile design suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
  • Quick and simple assembly with included instructions

Specifications

  • Material: Teak Wood, PP Webbing
  • Color: Natural
  • Overall Dimensions: 21" W x 20.5" D x 33" H
  • Seat Dimensions: 18.5" W x 17" D
  • Seat Height: 18"
  • Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
  • Net Weight: 13 lbs

For best results, avoid prolonged exposure to rain or direct sunlight and maintain the wood regularly with teak oil to preserve its natural beauty.

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