Dining Chairs

A dining chair is a type of seating designed specifically for use at a dining table. Key features of a dining chair include:

  1. Structure: Typically made from wood, metal, or plastic, and constructed for stability and durability.
  2. Design: Can be traditional, modern, or contemporary. Often designed to complement the style of the dining table.
  3. Seat: Usually flat or slightly contoured for comfort. Some chairs come with upholstered seats, while others are bare.
  4. Backrest: Varies in height and shape, from low to high backrests, offering support. Some chairs feature straight backs, while others might have a slight recline.
  5. Armless or with Arms: Most dining chairs are armless for ease of movement, but some can have armrests, especially at the ends of a table.
  6. Legs: Typically four legs, though the style can vary (straight, angled, or tapered).
  7. Materials: Wood, metal, fabric, leather, or synthetic materials are common, depending on the design.