Inspired by the gentle softness and lucky symbolism of Japanese mochi, a well - known traditional soft rice cake, the Daifuku dining chair is a masterpiece. Its rounded edges not only give an illusion of tenderness but also offer real - world comfort. The chair seamlessly combines exquisite craftsmanship with the charm of Japanese tradition. The joinery details highlight its solid white ash construction, striking a perfect balance between strength and elegance.
**Key Features**
- The frame is crafted from solid white ash, with an ash veneer and plywood seat.
- Made from ash wood certified by the National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA©), which advocates for forest management and boosts the North American hardwood industry.
- Kiln - dried ash wood is used. Since solid woods can swell, crack or warp due to humidity and temperature changes, the kiln - drying process ensures the furniture's long - term durability and doesn't require harsh chemicals as the heat sanitizes it.
- Comes with protective leg glides.
**Additional Features**
- Non - swivel and non - stackable design.
- Walnut wood finish with a semi - gloss look.
- Main material is white ash, frame is wood, and it's a composite wood product.
- Seat is made of veneer, no seat cushion fill.
- Can support up to 440 lbs.
- Seat dimensions are 20 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 18 inches high.
- No recycled content, not for outdoor use, and no arms.
- Overall dimensions are 22W x 20.55D x 31.5H inches.
- Color filter is brown.
- Combined material is solid white ash with an ash veneer over a plywood seat.
- No specific cleaning code, and it's compliant with Proposition 65, containing no listed chemicals.
Note: Product descriptions might refer to specific features of BC - 1128 - 20. You'll get the exact product based on the options (color, size, material, shape, etc.) you choose on this page.
Using your Daifuku dining chairs is a breeze. Just place them around your dining table and start enjoying your meals. When sitting, the rounded edges will give you a soft and comfortable feeling.
Here are some things to keep in mind. Since the chairs are made of solid wood, avoid placing them in areas with extreme humidity or temperature changes, like right next to a heater or in a very damp basement. This can prevent the wood from swelling, cracking, or warping.
For maintenance, you can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the chairs regularly to keep them clean. If there are any stains, you can use a mild wood cleaner. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or rough materials that could scratch the walnut finish. Also, check the protective leg glides from time to time. If they get worn out, you can replace them easily to keep the chairs stable and protect your floors.
