Solid Wood Lounge Chair Shbl 30

The SOLID WOOD LOUNGE CHAIR SHBL 30 is a freestanding seating unit constructed entirely from solid teak wood. Measuring 73.00 cm in width, 81.00 cm in height, and 71.00 cm in depth, this chair requires a floor footprint defined by these exact spatial parameters. The total volumetric displacement of the packaged unit is 0.4100 cubic meters, and the physical weight of the finished chair is 41.00 kilograms. This substantial mass stems from the dense composition of the teak material used throughout the load-bearing frame, armrests, and leg assemblies.

Teak wood comprises the structural core and visible surfaces of the SHBL 30. This specific hardwood contains natural rubber and oil content within its cellular matrix, which contributes to its inherent resistance to moisture, fungal decay, and insect infiltration. The visible grain pattern exhibits a mostly straight texture with occasional wavy variations, displaying golden-brown to dark brown tones that gradually weather when exposed to ultraviolet light. Each component of the chair is milled from solid lumber planks rather than engineered wood products, ensuring consistent material density across the entire structure.

The physical dimensions provide a seating geometry configured for upright relaxation. The width of 73.00 cm accommodates the horizontal span of the seat base and the outer edges of the armrests, allowing clearance for the user’s torso. The depth of 71.00 cm dictates the distance from the front edge of the seat cushion platform to the rear vertical plane of the backrest. Standing at 81.00 cm from the floor to the highest point of the backrest frame, the chair maintains a low-profile silhouette relative to standard dining or desk seating. The 41.00 kg weight ensures that the furniture piece remains stationary during normal usage, preventing unwanted sliding or tipping when weight is applied to the edges of the seat or arms.

Construction details involve traditional joinery methods designed to lock the teak components into a rigid framework. Mortise and tenon joints secure the connection points between the legs, seat rails, and backrest uprights, distributing mechanical loads evenly across the wooden junctions. The surfaces of the teak are planed, sanded, and smoothed to remove milling marks while preserving the tactile qualities of the natural grain. Fasteners, where used internally, are recessed and plugged with matching teak wood dowels to maintain a uniform exterior appearance across the frame.

Maintenance requirements for the SHBL 30 are determined by its teak composition. Periodic application of teak oil or a breathable sealer helps preserve the initial dark brown pigmentation of the wood, while leaving the surface untreated will result in a silvery-gray patina over time. Routine cleaning involves wiping the wooden surfaces with a damp cloth to remove dust and particulate accumulation. Because the chair weighs 41.00 kg and occupies 0.4100 CBM of space, transport and room placement require planning for physical lifting and spatial clearance through standard doorways and hallways. The combination of solid teak joinery and fixed dimensional parameters results in a dense, heavy-duty seating option suited for residential lounges, studies, or sheltered semi-outdoor environments where heavy hardwood furniture is specified.