Dining Chair With Arm

The DINING CHAIR WITH ARM is a seating unit constructed entirely from solid teak wood. Teak is a dense, close-grained hardwood native to tropical regions, known for its high natural oil content. This composition provides inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and insect damage, making the material suitable for both indoor dining environments and covered outdoor settings. The wood grain exhibits a warm, golden-brown hue that deepens with age and exposure to light, while the surface is sanded smooth to highlight the natural patterns of the timber.

Measuring 61.00 cm in width, 85.00 cm in height, and 57.00 cm in depth, the chair has a total volume displacement of 0.2900 m3 when packaged or arranged in space. The 61.00 cm width includes the integrated armrests, which extend forward from the backrest to provide continuous horizontal support for the arms. The height of 85.00 cm is measured from the floor to the top of the upper back rail, while the 57.00 cm depth accommodates the seat pan and the backward tilt of the backrest structure.

The structural framework relies on traditional joinery methods, utilizing mortise and tenon connections to secure the legs, seat frame, and back assembly together without relying solely on metal fasteners. The four legs are tapered toward the floor, connected near the base by horizontal stretchers that add lateral stability and prevent the joints from loosening under regular weight loads. The front legs transition smoothly upward into the armrest supports, while the rear legs extend continuously past the seat level to form the vertical posts of the backrest.

The seat base is constructed with a solid teak perimeter frame, engineered to support static loads evenly across the sitting surface. The seat panel itself is slightly recessed and contoured to distribute body weight, reducing pressure points during extended periods of sitting. The integrated arms sit at a height calculated to align with standard dining table clearances, allowing the chair to be pushed partially underneath the table surface when not in use, depending on the specific height of the table apron.

The backrest features a curved wooden slat that conforms to the natural lumbar curve of the spine. This curved profile is shaped from solid timber rather than bentwood laminations, ensuring long-term structural integrity and resistance to warping. The connection points between the backrest slats and the vertical posts are pinned with wooden dowels for added reinforcement.

Maintenance of this teak dining chair involves basic cleaning routines. The natural oils within the teak minimize the need for chemical sealants, though periodic wiping with a damp cloth removes accumulated dust and surface particles. Unfinished teak exposed to direct sunlight will gradually transition to a silvery-grey patina over time, which is a chemical reaction affecting only the surface layer and does not compromise the structural strength of the hardwood. Regular application of teak oil can maintain the original golden-brown color if desired, though this is purely an aesthetic preference rather than a functional requirement.

The CBM measurement of 0.2900 m3 per unit indicates the spatial volume required for shipping and storage logistics, aiding in the calculation of freight capacities and warehouse stacking limits. The chair arrives fully assembled, eliminating the need for on-site hardware installation or structural tightening by the end user. The solid teak construction results in a substantial physical weight, keeping the chair stable on various flooring surfaces while remaining movable by a single person during normal room reconfiguration.