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Set of 2 Upholstered Dining Chairs

~~£195.44~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Sold by Living and Home

Product information

Description

General description

This set of 2 upholstered dining chairs is designed to enhance your dining experience with its soft, plush chenille fabric, providing a comfortable touch and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. The generously sized seat ensures ample space for relaxation, making it perfect for extended meals or conversations. Its ergonomic backrest follows the natural curves of the body, delivering excellent lumbar support. The sturdy oak legs, finished in a rich walnut tone, add a touch of natural elegance, making these chairs ideal for any setting, whether in a family dining room or a cozy café corner.

Technical specifications

Overall Dimensions: 47.5cm (W) x 42cm (D) x 82cm (H)

Seat Dimensions: 52cm (W) x 46.5cm (D)

Backrest Dimensions: 50cm (W) x 35cm (H)

Seat to Floor Height: 49cm

Product Type: Dining Chair

Upholstered Material: Chenille

Legs Material: Oak

Filling Material: Sponge

Upholstered Colour: Green

Leg Colour: Walnut

Seating Capacity: 1

Weight Capacity: 120Kg (265 lbs)

Assembly Required: Yes

Gross Weight: 18.3kg

Package Dimensions (W x D x H): 71cm x 45cm x 54cm

Usage

Ideal for family dining rooms or café corners.

Provides comfort during extended meals or conversations.

Other information

Note: Actual product colours may vary due to monitor settings & lighting.

Despite efforts for accuracy, there may be some reasonable error due to manual measurement.

Features

Brand
LIVINGANDHOME
Colour
Green
Pcs per pack
2
Recommended age
Adult
Maximum load
120 kg

Advice from

Dining chair buying guide

Dining chairs should be designed with comfort and style in mind. With plenty of materials on offer, it's down to you pick something that matches your needs and your dining room décor. But you'll also have to think about factors like seat height, backrests, style and colour. Read on to find the perfect dining chairs.

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