The Herning Armchair features a fusion of design and materials to bring elegance and year-round comfort to your outdoor spaces. Made from premium natural teak wood, the slim legs of this chair form a frame for a hand-woven polyester strap seat and backrest. It also features simple lines curved to create functional armrests, completing its inviting style. This chair comes in a set of four. Herning Armchair: Seat Width 15.5" Seat Depth 17.75" Seat Height 17.25" Arm Height 25.5" Ships fully assembled, all hardware included Slatted tops and seats allow water to pass through, eliminating puddling and standing water.

A hand-sanded finish which starts as a light golden color and, if left untreated, mellows to a soft silvery grey Premium teak responsibly harvested from well-managed plantations Teak is a prized timber for outdoor furniture resistant to rotting insects and the effects of wind rain sun, and freezing Carefully kiln dried to eliminate cracking or shrinking The hardware and steel parts are marine-grade stainless steel and will not rust Strapping is 100% weather-resistant polyester with a cotton feel.

Herning Teak Outdoor Stacking Armchair (Set of 4) Features:

• Weight Capacity (in lbs): 250
• Seating Capacity: 4
• Assembly Needed: No, this item ships fully assembled
• Weather Resistant: Yes, this outdoor furniture is weather-resistant
• Materials: Sustainably Sourced Teak Wood, Polyester
• Country of Origin: Vietnam
• Source of Wood 1: Costa Rica
• Source of Wood 2: Nicaragua

Warranty: - Teak: 2 years (Commercial) / 4 years (Residential) - Cushion: 1 year - Stainless steel: 1 year
Disclaimer: - Surface roughness may develop, especially at the end grain, but the natural weathering process will stabilize over time. Small surface cracks are expected and do not affect the structural integrity of the furniture. - Defects or damages resulting from circumstances outside standard use are not covered under warranty.

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