Dining Chair 70brass

The Dining Chair 70Brass stands at a height of 85.00 centimeters, with a width of 48.00 centimeters and a depth of 59.00 centimeters. This furniture piece occupies a volumetric space of 0.2000 cubic meters per unit, dictating its spatial footprint for shipping and room layout planning. The primary structural material utilized in the manufacturing of this chair is Mindi wood, a hardwood known for its distinct grain patterns and workability in furniture carpentry.

Mindi wood features a fine, straight grain that accepts stains and finishes uniformly, providing a consistent surface texture across the backrest, seat, and legs. The density of Mindi wood gives the chair structural integrity, allowing it to withstand the repetitive loads and lateral stresses associated with daily dining use. The joinery techniques applied in the construction connect the vertical and horizontal frame components securely, minimizing the risk of wobbling or joint separation over extended periods of usage.

The height dimension of 85.00 centimeters includes the total vertical distance from the floor to the top of the backrest. This height aligns with standard dining table clearances, allowing the chair to slide underneath most conventional dining tables when not in use, which conserves floor space in dining rooms or kitchen areas. The backrest is angled slightly backward from the vertical plane, providing ergonomic support for the lumbar region of an adult sitting upright.

The seat width measures 48.00 centimeters, offering a horizontal surface area sufficient for various body types. The depth of the seat is 59.00 centimeters, measured from the front edge of the cushion or wooden seat base to the outermost point of the backrest. This total depth dimension includes the thickness of the backrest frame and the supportive pan of the seat. The seating surface is positioned at a standard height relative to the overall 85.00-centimeter vertical measurement, ensuring that an average adult user’s feet rest flat on the floor with knees bent at a ninety-degree angle.

The model designation 70 Brass indicates specific design detailing, referencing metal accents or finish components integrated into the wooden frame. The brass elements are fastened to the Mindi wood structure using corrosion-resistant hardware, ensuring that the metallic components remain firmly attached without loosening due to environmental humidity changes or physical impact. The brass detailing may appear on the lower extremities of the legs as protective ferrules or as structural brace accents, serving a dual purpose of visual definition and mechanical reinforcement.

The footprint of 48.00 centimeters by 59.00 centimeters requires a designated floor area per chair, which must be factored into spatial calculations when determining the seating capacity of a dining room set. Multiple chairs can be arranged around rectangular or circular tables, with the 0.2000 CBM per unit metric serving as a precise measurement for freight forwarding, warehouse storage density, and container load planning.

Maintenance of the Dining Chair 70Brass involves standard care procedures for finished hardwood and metal hardware. The Mindi wood surfaces are sealed with a protective coating that resists moisture penetration from routine cleaning and accidental liquid spills. Dust accumulation can be managed using a dry microfiber cloth, while periodic cleaning with a damp cloth and mild detergent preserves the finish of the wood and the luster of the brass components. Abrasive cleaners and chemical solvents are strictly contraindicated, as they damage the protective surface seal on the Mindi timber and alter the finish of the brass accents.

The structural assembly of the chair distributes user weight evenly across four legs, which taper slightly toward the floor to reduce the visual weight of the base while maintaining load-bearing capacity. Floor glides or protective pads can be attached to the base of each leg to prevent scratching on hardwood, tile, or laminate flooring surfaces during movement. The combination of Mindi wood framing and brass detailing establishes a functional seating option engineered for residential dining rooms, hospitality venues, or conference spaces requiring durable, wood-constructed furniture with specific dimensional parameters.