Arm Chair With High Angled Backrest

The Arm Chair with High Angled Backrest is constructed entirely from solid teak wood, a dense hardwood known for its natural weather resistance and high oil content. Measuring 50.00 cm in width, 52.00 cm in depth, and 116.00 cm in height, the chair has a relatively compact footprint paired with an elongated vertical profile. The total volume displacement is 0.3020 cubic meters, and the frame has a net weight of 9.00 kilograms, making it manageable to move across different flooring surfaces within a room.

The most prominent structural feature is the tall backrest, which measures a significant portion of the total 116.00 cm height. This backrest is set at a distinct backward angle relative to the seat pan, rather than standing at a perpendicular 90-degree angle. The inclination of the backrest aligns with the natural curvature of the human spine, providing continuous lumbar and upper back support during extended periods of sitting. The wooden slats forming the backrest are joined securely to the top rail and the seat frame using mortise and tenon joinery, a traditional woodworking method that relies on interlocking wood components rather than solely on metal fasteners or glue.

The seating surface is set at a standard ergonomic height, supported by four sturdy teak legs that taper slightly toward the floor. Two front legs stand straight, while the two rear legs angle outward in coordination with the rake of the backrest to counterbalance the center of gravity and prevent tipping when a user leans backward. Integrated armrests form a continuous line from the upper vertical supports down to the front posts, providing firm arm placement points at a height matched to standard dining or desk surfaces. The armrests are sanded smooth with rounded edges to eliminate sharp corners against the skin.

Teak wood exhibits a natural golden-brown hue when freshly milled, featuring a tight and straight grain pattern with occasional contrasting dark streaks. Over time, exposure to ultraviolet light and ambient moisture causes untreated teak to weather to a silver-grey patina, though the structural integrity of the wood fibers remains unaffected due to the dense concentration of natural rubber and oils within the timber. The surface finish is sanded to a fine grit, leaving the raw wood tactile and free of heavy synthetic lacquers or varnishes. Maintenance involves occasional cleaning with a damp cloth and mild soap, and the application of teak oil can be used periodically if preservation of the original warm color tone is preferred over natural weathering.

With dimensions of 50.00 cm wide by 52.00 cm deep, the chair occupies minimal floor space, allowing multiple units to be arranged closely around a standard dining table or positioned individually in narrow hallways, reading corners, or office spaces. The 9.00 kg weight provides enough mass to remain stable during use while avoiding the heaviness associated with upholstered or iron-framed seating. The combination of solid teak construction, precise joint assembly, and the high angled backrest results in a functional seating option designed for straightforward utility, structural durability, and physical support in both residential and commercial interior environments.