
The Metro Armless Chair with Spring Upholstery is a freestanding lounge seating unit constructed primarily from solid teak wood. Teak is selected for its high density and natural oil content, which contributes to the structural integrity and durability of the frame. The exposed wood components feature a smooth finish that highlights the natural grain variations inherent to the timber.
Measuring 62.00 cm in width, 73.00 cm in height, and 77.00 cm in depth, this chair requires a spatial footprint of approximately 0.3500 cubic meters. The physical weight of the unit is 28.00 kilograms, a mass attributable to the solid hardwood framing and the internal spring upholstery system. The armless configuration allows for unobstructed lateral movement and makes the chair suitable for placement alongside various table heights or in narrower seating arrangements where side clearance is limited.
The internal construction incorporates a spring upholstery assembly housed within the seat and backrest cushions. Metal springs provide the primary load-bearing support within the cushion core, offering resilience and consistent rebound characteristics under sustained weight compared to standard foam-only configurations. The upholstery fabric covers the padded surfaces entirely, secured with tailored stitching along the seams to maintain fabric tension and prevent shifting during regular use.
The backrest is fixed at an angle relative to the seat base, designed to support the occupant’s lumbar and thoracic regions in a seated posture. The transition from the wooden frame to the upholstered sections is executed with concealed fasteners, maintaining clean visual lines across the profile of the chair. The four legs are integrated directly into the teak understructure, providing a stable load path to the floor without the need for additional cross-bracing. Protective glides or feet are not prominently featured, requiring consideration of floor surfaces during placement.
Maintenance requirements for the Metro Armless Chair involve routine care for both the teak wood and the upholstered surfaces. The wooden frame can be cleaned with a dry or damp cloth to remove dust accumulation, and periodic application of teak oil may be used to maintain the moisture balance of the hardwood. The upholstered portions require regular vacuuming to prevent particulate embedding in the fabric fibers, and spot cleaning with appropriate textile cleaners should be applied in the event of liquid exposure or staining. The physical dimensions, material composition, and weight specifications make this furniture piece a permanent seating option intended for indoor residential or commercial environments.
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