Hole Walnut Wooden Leg Bar Chair (Brown Nubuck)

Hole Walnut Wooden Leg Bar Chair (Brown Nubuck)

Timeless Design and Comfort:

Hole Walnut Wooden Leg Bar Chair will add a striking atmosphere to your kitchens or bars with its modern and elegant design. The chair, which can adapt to any decoration with its coffee nubuck upholstery, offers maximum comfort even in long-term use. Thanks to its skeleton produced in one piece from polyurethane cast sponge, it does not deform easily and provides long-lasting use.

Durability and Usability:

Hole Walnut Wooden Leg Bar Chair is made of high quality materials. Its legs, made of beech and coated with walnut color varnish, are sturdy and long-lasting. Metal parts produced with laser cutting and black oven paint also increase durability.

Adjustable Height:

The chair has an adjustable seat height option between 65 cm and 75 cm. This way, you can easily adapt to different bars and counters and find the ideal sitting position.

Large and Comfortable Seating Area:

With its 44 cm wide and 33 cm deep seating area, the Hole Walnut Wooden Leg Bar Chair offers a wide and comfortable seating experience. Its 38 cm high back also completes the comfort by providing lumbar support.

Easy Cleaning:

The brown nubuck upholstery can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth. This way you can always keep your chair clean and hygienic.

Technical Specifications:

• Material: Polyurethane cast sponge frame, coffee nubuck upholstery, beech wood legs (walnut color lacquer), laser cut black metal
• Color: Coffee nubuck, walnut wood, black metal
• Seat Height: 65-75 cm (adjustable)
• Seat Width: 44 cm
• Seat Depth: 33 cm
• Back Height: 38 cm
• Sleeve Width: 61 cm
• Arm Height: 22 cm
• Foot Width: 40 cm
• Foot Depth: 40 cm

Product Advantages:

• Timeless design and comfort
• Durability and longevity
• Adjustable height
• Spacious and comfortable seating area
• Easy cleaning
• Non-deformable skeleton
• Walnut and black color harmony

Areas of Use:

• Kitchens
• Bars
• Restaurants
• Cafes
• Houses
• Offices