
Chairs
Brass Finish Bistro-Style Metal Chair
- Metal frame
- 14" W x 14" D x 34" H
- Listed for patio use
Industrial restaurant chairs
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For neighborhood pubs, bistros, family restaurants, and cafes, put the Walnut Finish Black Vinyl Seat Wood Grain Metal Armchair on your shortlist and check its measurements against the space. Use it inside your building; the listed setting is indoors. The dimensions to bring to your floor plan are 30" H x 26" L x 21" W. Start with a dining top around 29 to 30 inches, followed by a seat-to-top check on your chosen chair.
Frame material: metal w wood look; frame color: walnut. For the seat surface, this version uses vinyl. Among the extra details, you will find a stated load limit of 500 lb, 19 lb for the item's listed weight, and arm supports beside the seat. Keep these care notes with your closing routine. For vinyl, a mild soap wash followed by drying is the daily approach. Avoid solvent cleaners and bleach. Look for breaks in the metal finish during cleaning and touch them up before moisture spreads underneath.
A chair count starts with table edge: about 24 inches per guest is a useful allowance. Keep a real pull-out space behind every occupied seat.
Save this selected version to your patio plan, with its quantity and the place you intend to use it.
Price checked on Oct 25, 2026.
Questions worth asking
Start with a dining top around 29 to 30 inches, followed by a seat-to-top check on your chosen chair.
For vinyl, a mild soap wash followed by drying is the daily approach. Avoid solvent cleaners and bleach. Look for breaks in the metal finish during cleaning and touch them up before moisture spreads underneath.
This piece belongs inside. Its use listing covers indoor settings.
The order travels by freight truck after email confirmation of the goods and freight quote. Standard lead time is 14 to 21 business days, plus transit; custom work takes longer. Plan the unloading arrangements.
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