Dining Chair Seed In Teak With Genuine Leather

The Dining Chair Seed is constructed from solid teak wood and upholstered in genuine leather. Measuring 45.00 centimeters in width, 80.00 centimeters in height, and 55.00 centimeters in depth, the chair has a total volume of 0.2000 cubic meters and weighs 6.00 kilograms. The visual documentation for this item is accessible at https://api.i-gabe.com/images/product/d0ebe5531886c88c03ac8d007f0f33e1/2022/KDDT00302/default.jpg.

The primary structural framework utilizes harvested teak wood, selected for its natural oil content and dense grain structure. Teak timber contains high levels of natural rubber and resins, which provide inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and insect infestation. The wood components undergo a multi-stage sanding process to achieve a smooth surface texture while retaining the distinct grain patterns characteristic of the species. Joinery methods employed in the construction rely on traditional mortise and tenon joints, secured with internal adhesives to distribute weight loads evenly across the frame legs and seat support rails.

The seating surface and backrest feature genuine leather upholstery stretched over an internal padding layer. The leather hide displays natural grain variations, pores, and markings that indicate its animal origin. Tanning processes applied to the leather involve specific chemical agents to stabilize the protein fibers, preventing stiffness and degradation over extended periods of use. The leather upholstery is secured to the teak frame using concealed fasteners, maintaining clean visual lines along the perimeter of the seat and backrest panels.

With a width of 45.00 centimeters, the seat provides a standardized horizontal surface area suitable for dining table configurations. The height dimension of 80.00 centimeters accounts for both the floor-to-seat distance and the vertical rise of the backrest support. The backrest is angled slightly backward from the vertical plane to accommodate the natural curvature of a seated user’s spine. The depth of 55.00 centimeters measures the total front-to-back footprint of the chair, ensuring stability against tipping when weight is applied to the front or edges of the seat.

The volumetric measurement of 0.2000 cubic meters per unit determines the spatial requirements for crating, warehousing, and container loading during shipping logistics. Weighing 6.00 kilograms, the chair can be lifted and repositioned manually by a single person without mechanical assistance. The weight distribution favors the lower section of the frame, keeping the center of gravity close to the floor to maintain structural stability during movement.

Maintenance requirements for the teak frame involve periodic cleaning with a damp cloth to remove surface dust. Because teak contains natural oils, the wood does not strictly require chemical sealants, though application of teak oil can restore the original color tone if environmental exposure causes the surface to weather to a silver-gray patina. The genuine leather upholstery requires protection from direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent fading and drying of the hide. Cleaning the leather surface involves wiping with a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth, avoiding harsh detergents or solvent-based cleaners that strip the natural protective finish of the leather.

The production methodology prioritizes manual assembly steps alongside machine-cut timber components, ensuring dimensional consistency across large batches while retaining the individual character of natural wood and leather materials. The combination of solid teak and genuine leather results in a furniture piece designed for indoor residential or commercial dining environments where structural durability and material authenticity are primary considerations.