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Product Description
Our Armless Dining Chair is a contemporary re-edition of chairs first made for the student hostel rooms at the Punjab University in Chandigarh. The chairs have ‘V’ type flared triangular legs supported by two flat crossbars. Cut grooves at the back of the chair partially hide the exposed weaving knots. The natural rattan cane is peeled and woven meticulously by hand.
Product Specification
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We offer this piece in five finishes, with Natural Teak and Dark Stain as standard finishes; and Black, Y4 Light Walnut, and Z4 Dark Walnut as premium finishes.
All five finishes begin with hand-sanding the wood with progressively finer grits of sandpaper. The Natural Teak is finished with a hard wax oil that brings out the wood’s golden-brown colour. The Dark Stain, Y4 Light Walnut, and Z4 Dark Walnut (with the latter two being specially developed proprietary shades) all receive a waterborne stain, followed by three coats of compatibility-tested hydro-oil.
In the Black finish, the wood is sprayed with an eco-friendly, waterborne paint, followed by a waterborne top-coat sealant that leaves the grains and patterns visible.
Please note that each batch of teak is unique and actual shade may vary from the reference images.
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