This set of two camelback wicker dining chairs combines a touch of the past with a modern transitional style, infusing warmth and personality into your dining room or kitchen. Crafted from grey-finished rattan with natural shading variations, they're paired with dark hardwood legs. Each chair is unique due to the natural rattan material, with different shadings, patterns, and color variations. The frame is made of rattan, finished with NC coating, and the main wood content is wicker. These chairs can support a weight capacity of 275 pounds. The leg height is 13.4 inches, the seat dimensions are 17.3 inches wide by 16.5 inches deep by 18.8 inches high, and the backrest height is 19.7 inches. Assembly is required, and they're made in Indonesia. For care, dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using oiled or treated cloths on lacquered finishes. Some finishes can be wiped with a damp (not wet) cloth, followed immediately by a dry cloth to remove fingerprints and smudges. For stubborn spots, gently clean with a soft cloth and a mild soap - water solution, then wipe dry. Use adhesive felt pads, coasters, and placemats to protect your furniture. The overall dimensions of the chairs are 17.3 inches wide by 22 inches deep by 38.5 inches high, and the materials used are rattan, NC coating, and wicker.
Using these chairs is simple. Just assemble them as per the instructions. They're great for your dining room or kitchen table. When it comes to maintenance, remember to dust them regularly with a soft, dry cloth. This will keep them looking clean. Don't use oiled or treated cloths on the lacquered finishes as it might damage them. If there are fingerprints or smudges, you can use a damp cloth (but not wet) and then quickly dry it with a dry cloth. For tough stains, a bit of mild soap and water on a soft cloth can do the trick, but make sure to dry them right away. To protect your chairs, use adhesive felt pads on the legs, coasters for drinks, and placemats on the seats. Since each chair is made of natural rattan, they're all a bit different, so embrace their unique shadings and patterns.
