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Acacia Wood Outdoor Dining Chairs with Hand‑Wrapped Rope Seat – Set of 2

Acacia Wood Outdoor Dining Chairs with Hand‑Wrapped Rope Seat – Set of 2

Regular price $598.98 USD
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Acacia Wood Outdoor Dining Chairs with Hand‑Wrapped Rope Seat – Set of 2

These handcrafted outdoor dining chairs combine solid acacia wood construction with a durable hand‑wrapped rope seat, offering a stylish and comfortable seating option for patios, decks, and indoor dining spaces. Designed with contemporary lines and a warm light‑teak finish, they elevate any modern or natural décor setting.

The chair base and legs are built from premium acacia wood, hand‑finished in light teak to highlight the natural grain. A large curved seat and chair back provide ergonomic comfort, supported by sturdy legs with cross‑bracing for enhanced stability. The rope cording is weather‑ and water‑resistant, ensuring long‑lasting outdoor performance.

Perfect for outdoor dining setups—especially when paired with the Kona Outdoor Dining Table—this set of two chairs works beautifully indoors as well. Assembly is required, and covering or storing the chairs during inclement weather is recommended to maintain their finish.

Key Features

  • Solid Acacia Wood Frame: Hand‑finished in light teak for a sleek, natural look.
  • Durable Rope Seat: Hand‑wrapped, weather‑resistant, and comfortable.
  • Ergonomic Curved Design: Large curved seat and backrest for enhanced comfort.
  • Reinforced Stability: Cross‑supported legs for strong structural performance.
  • Versatile Use: Ideal for outdoor dining or indoor seating arrangements.
  • Set of Two: Sold as a pair for convenient dining setup.
  • Care Instructions: Cover or store indoors during harsh weather.
  • Color Note: Variations may occur due to monitor and photography differences.