Pdr Dining Armchair

The PDR Dining Armchair is a solid teak dining chair measuring 51.00 cm in width, 85.00 cm in height, and 55.00 cm in depth. Weighing 9.00 kg with a total volume of 0.2380 cubic meters, this seating unit is constructed entirely from plantation-grown teak wood, a dense hardwood known for its natural high oil content and resistance to moisture, decay, and insect damage.

The frame construction utilizes traditional mortise and tenon joinery, securing the components together without relying solely on metal fasteners, which maintains structural integrity through repeated daily use. The front legs descend straight from the seat rails, while the rear legs angle outward slightly to distribute weight evenly and prevent tipping. The seat base is set at standard dining height and features a contoured wooden surface designed to accommodate the human form during seated meals or extended gatherings.

Integrated armrests form a continuous curve from the backrest down to the front supports. These arms measure a functional height above the seat, providing forearm support while remaining low enough to allow the chair to slide underneath standard dining tables when not in use. The backrest consists of precisely spaced vertical wooden slats framed by a curved top rail, offering lumbar support through its angled positioning relative to the seat base.

Teak wood surfaces undergo a fine sanding process to remove rough spots while retaining the natural grain patterns and warm honey-brown color characteristic of the timber. Because unfinished teak reacts to ultraviolet light and atmospheric moisture, the exposed wood gradually transitions to a silvery-gray patina over time when placed in direct sunlight, or it can be treated with periodic applications of teak oil to preserve the original warm hue.

The physical dimensions of 51 cm width and 55 cm depth allow multiple chairs to fit comfortably around rectangular or round dining tables without overcrowding the seating area. The 9.00 kg weight provides enough mass to keep the chair stable during movement in and out from the table, while remaining light enough for single-handed lifting and repositioning. The enclosed volume of 0.2380 CBM per unit dictates shipping configurations and storage requirements for commercial or residential distribution.

This chair functions primarily as a dining room seat, though its construction properties also allow for placement in covered outdoor patios, semi-open terraces, and hospitality environments such as restaurants or cafes. The absence of upholstered cushions means the seating surface relies entirely on the shaped teak wood, simplifying cleaning procedures to basic wiping with a damp cloth and mild soap. The solid wood construction withstands frequent shifting, weight changes, and environmental fluctuations typical of heavily used dining spaces.