The Montecito Armless Club Chair brings a touch of elegance to any outdoor space with its rich Cognac colored weave. Crafted from durable virgin resin wicker, this chair offers the look of natural materials without the fuss of high maintenance. Its generously sized frame and advanced seating support ensure absolute comfort for those long afternoons spent lounging outdoors. The fully welded, powder-coated aluminum frame adds to the chair's durability, making it a perfect choice for any weather condition.
Designed for comfort and style, the Montecito chair features the Sunset West Progressive Springing System Technology, which provides superior support. The high-resiliency foam cushions are covered in premium Sunbrella fabric, known for its weather resistance and durability. The color story of Cognac complements the Monterey and Bazaar collections, allowing you to create a cohesive outdoor setting. Non-marking plastic glides protect your surfaces, adding to the thoughtful design of this piece.
For those looking to personalize their outdoor seating, custom cushions can be ordered to suit individual tastes. The chair's commercial quality construction ensures it will withstand the test of time, while its transitional style makes it a versatile addition to any outdoor décor. With easy-care resin weaves and the option to use outdoor covers, maintaining the Montecito Armless Club Chair is a breeze, ensuring it remains a staple in your outdoor oasis for years to come.
Montecito Armless Club Chair Durable Resin Wicker Features:
Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 36.6 x 31.9 x 33
Weight: 50.71 lbs
Seat Height: 18 inches
Primary Materials: Resin Wicker
Finish: Cognac
Style: Transitional
Frame: Fully welded powder-coated aluminum
Wicker: Virgin PE Resin in Cognac
Technology: Sunset West Progressive Springing System
Product Care: Resin weaves require minimal upkeep; clean occasionally to prevent dirt buildup. Use outdoor covers or store during harsh weather, and apply UV and water-repellent products as needed to maintain their luster.
