The MONTE chair, for professional use, is a traditional chair made of beech wood in WALNUT color. The backrest has vertical wooden bars and aesthetically it is suitable for a tavern, a coffee shop, but also in general for decorated spaces with the classic Greek traditional style. Only the frame is delivered, which is tied with wire for greater strength and durability over time.
DIMENSIONS:
40x41x87H cm.
Seat dimensions: 39x32.5 cm.
Back dimensions: 40.5x43 cm.
Seat height: 44.5 cm.
Leg height: 41.5 cm.
Leg distance: 34-40x34.5-41 cm.
Back leg height: 20.5-28 cm.
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS:
The frame is made of solid BEECH wood. When we refer to solid wood, we mean wood made entirely from the trunk of a tree. Solid wood is the most expensive choice in terms of wood but stands out for its timeless aesthetics.
Beech is a hard, strong, elastic, and heavy wood with tiny pores. This relatively inexpensive wood is elegant and has a reddish-brown color. When dry, beech is considered superior to oak in bending strength, hardness, and impact and tear resistance. It easily accepts preservatives and sticks effectively. It is the most widely used wood in the furniture industry.
Impregnation in the broadest sense is the coloring of wood (usually varnishes) by the dipping method. As a result, the wood has a lifespan many times longer than untreated wood.
MAINTENANCE:
All it needs is a dusting and when necessary, a cleaning with a damp cloth.
* The color rendering of the product may differ slightly from its photographic representation on your screen.
DIMENSIONS:
40x41x87H cm.
Seat dimensions: 39x32.5 cm.
Back dimensions: 40.5x43 cm.
Seat height: 44.5 cm.
Leg height: 41.5 cm.
Leg distance: 34-40x34.5-41 cm.
Back leg height: 20.5-28 cm.
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS:
The frame is made of solid BEECH wood. When we refer to solid wood, we mean wood made entirely from the trunk of a tree. Solid wood is the most expensive choice in terms of wood but stands out for its timeless aesthetics.
Beech is a hard, strong, elastic, and heavy wood with tiny pores. This relatively inexpensive wood is elegant and has a reddish-brown color. When dry, beech is considered superior to oak in bending strength, hardness, and impact and tear resistance. It easily accepts preservatives and sticks effectively. It is the most widely used wood in the furniture industry.
Impregnation in the broadest sense is the coloring of wood (usually varnishes) by the dipping method. As a result, the wood has a lifespan many times longer than untreated wood.
MAINTENANCE:
All it needs is a dusting and when necessary, a cleaning with a damp cloth.
* The color rendering of the product may differ slightly from its photographic representation on your screen.
