Costway - 4 PCS Vintage Windsor Dining Side Chair Wood Spindleback Kitchen - Natural
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About this product
This is our high quality windsor chair. Made of solid wood construction, these chairs provide you years of sturdy use. Shaped comfortable seat and windsor-style bow back with spindles gives it an exquisite traditional look which is also comfortable to sit on. The rung stretcher between legs makes it sturdier. Just need a little bit of assembly.4 in 1 set at great price. Our product must be your best choice!
Solid Rubber Wood Construction
Crafted from premium rubber wood, this Windsor chair features a traditional steam-bent back and the legs mortised into a solid saddle seat. Reinforced with an H-stretcher base for exceptional stability, supporting 330 lbs without wobble or flex.
Ergonomic Comfort & Spinal Support
The 6-spindle bentwood back flexes to cradle your spine's natural curve, distributing weight evenly. Paired with a 18.5"W x 17.5"D saddle seat and smooth rounded edges, it delivers comfort without cushions.
Classic and Elegant Decoration
Blending 18th-century craftsmanship with refined modern finishes, its clean lines and smooth lacquer enhance farmhouse or contemporary spaces. A functional art piece that elevates dining rooms, kitchens or offices with heritage elegance.
Versatile & Friendly Design
Generous 18" seat height pairs seamlessly with standard tables (24"-30" height). The smooth rounded corners ensure safety and prevent injuries from accidental collisions. Ideal for homes, cafes, and reception areas.
Effortless Assembly
All hardwood components, tools, and picture instructions pre-packed. Simply attach legs to seat base via 4 pre-drilled bolts – no complex joinery.
- Product Height36.5 inchesProduct Width18.5 inchesProduct Depth18.5 inchesSeat Height (From Floor)18 inchesAssembly RequiredYes
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