Arm Chair

The Teak Arm Chair measures 55.00 centimeters in width, 85.00 centimeters in height, and 53.00 centimeters in depth. The total volume occupied by the packed unit equals 0.2400 cubic meters. This seating unit relies entirely on solid teak timber as its primary structural material, utilizing the natural properties of the hardwood to support daily use in residential or commercial settings.

Teak wood contains natural oils that protect against moisture retention, fungal decay, and insect infestation. The visible grain pattern runs consistently across the components, displaying a medium-brown hue that gradually develops a silver-grey patina when exposed to direct sunlight over extended periods. Artisans join the structural members using traditional woodworking joinery techniques, distributing physical weight evenly across the frame without relying excessively on metal fasteners.

The backrest angles slightly backward from the vertical plane, aligning with the natural posture of the human spine. Vertical wooden slats form the central support of the backrest, spaced at regular intervals to allow air circulation against the sitter’s back. The armrests integrate directly into the front and rear vertical posts, creating a continuous wooden barrier along both sides of the seat. The top surface of each armrest is sanded smooth, presenting a flat plane for resting forearms.

Four vertical legs support the seat deck, connected near the floor by horizontal stretcher rails that add lateral stability to the overall construction. The front legs measure straight down from the seat corners, while the rear legs angle slightly outward to counterbalance the backward tilt of the backrest. The seat pan consists of solid teak boards fitted closely together, featuring a slight horizontal contour to prevent shifting during use.

Maintenance requirements for this teak arm chair involve occasional cleaning with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove surface dust and particulate matter. Owners can apply teak oil periodically if they wish to preserve the original honey-brown color of the wood, though untreated teak retains its structural integrity without chemical finishes. The compact footprint of 55 centimeters width and 53 centimeters depth allows the chair to fit beneath standard dining tables or occupy minimal floor space in constrained room layouts. The 85-centimeter height provides sufficient back support while keeping the visual profile low relative to surrounding furniture.