Dining chairs with arms require a specific geometry to work at a table: the arm height must clear the table apron so the chair can push fully under the table when not in use. Chairs with arms that don't clear the apron end up permanently parked at a distance from the table, which wastes space in smaller dining rooms. These arms are positioned at the correct height for standard 76 cm tables with a standard apron depth. You can confirm before buying: arms should sit 5 to 7 cm below the tabletop underside for full push-under clearance.

Solid acacia frame with a cane back panel and velvet-upholstered seat. The acacia handles the additional lateral load at the arm-to-seat joint that standard dining chairs don't experience. Cane-back chairs with arms need a denser frame at the arm connection point specifically: the arm extends the moment arm of any force applied sideways, which concentrates stress at the joint. Acacia absorbs that without the joint opening over time.

• Material: Solid acacia wood frame, hand-woven cane back, velvet-upholstered seat
• Set includes: 2 dining chairs with arms
• Design: Angular frame with armrests, cane back panel, cushioned seat
• Finish: Natural acacia tone
• Placement: Dining rooms, head-of-table positions, statement seating
• Warranty: 36 months, lifetime termite protection

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