The cane back panel on this lounge chair is the visible detail, but the mango wood frame is the reason it holds up. Cane lounge chairs in cheaper frame materials tend to develop seat rail looseness within 12 to 18 months of regular use because the frame can't carry the lateral forces from someone sitting down heavily at an angle. Mango wood doesn't compress at the joint fastener points, so the rail stays tight. The chair feels the same getting up on year three as it did on day one.

At L 24 x W 22.5 x H 28 in (61 x 57 x 71 cm), this chair sits lower than a standard dining chair, which is the right height for a reading corner or accent seating position where you want to be lower than guests standing nearby. The cushion is soft-fill and removable. The cane panel behind it provides passive airflow that a fully upholstered back doesn't.

• Material: Solid mango wood frame with hand-woven natural cane back panel
• Size: L 24 x W 22.5 x H 28 in (61 x 57 x 71 cm)
• Cushion: Soft-fill removable seat cushion
• Design: Curved mango frame with cane back, compact lounge profile
• Finish: Natural mango wood tone
• Placement: Reading corners, living rooms, balconies, bedrooms
• Warranty: 36 months, lifetime termite protection

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