Annecy Classic Traditional X-Back Wood Outdoor Dining Chair
Our classic café dining chairs add instant bistro style to your covered patio or porch - and you can use them indoors too! This set of two cross-back chairs is made from sturdy hardwood and protected with a teak oil finish. Whether your home is traditional or modern, these timeless chairs add touch of charm to any dining area.
Our classic café dining chairs add instant bistro style to your covered patio or porch - and you can use them indoors too! This set of two cross-back chairs is made from sturdy hardwood and protected with a teak oil finish. Whether your home is traditional or modern, these timeless chairs add touch of charm to any dining area.
RETURNS: We want you to be happy with your purchase! Eligible items can be returned within 30 days of receiving your purchase. We will provide a pre-paid label to return the item(s). Once the item(s) are returned to our warehouse, we will send you a refund for the amount paid for each item returned, minus $10 return shipping fee per each item. Pre-paid labels are only provided for customers from 48 contiguous United States (does not include Alaska, Hawaii, or any U.S. territories). We do not refund original shipping charges. Please email us at cs@jonthany.com to receive the return label.
- Length: 20.08in
- Width: 20.08in
- Height: 34.06in
- Weight: 10.14lbs
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Solid wood is treated with a teak oil finish for a classic, natural look that blends into the outdoors
- The vintage X-back chair design is lightweight and sturdy, with bentwood bracing on the legs
- These versatile chairs fit the smallest cottage porch, and they're stylish enough for a traditional dining room
- Minimal maintenance required
- Sturdy frame can hold up to 275 pounds
- Easy assembly
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
- To keep your JONATHAN Y indoor furniture in good condition, use a soft, damp cloth to wipe it clean regularly, avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, and protect rattan or seagrass finishes from direct sunlight and heat.
