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1. SET OF 2 CANE BACK DINING CHAIRS — SIZED FOR REAL ROOMS Each chair measures 19.69" W x 18.90" D x 32.68" H and weighs just 16.94 lbs, so a pair is easy to move between the kitchen table and the dining room. Sit height is 19.1" (16.34" frame + 2.76" cushion), which lines up with standard 28"–30" dining tables. Please measure your table before ordering — a 19" sit height under a 36" counter will feel too low.
2. WOVEN CANE RATTAN BACK THAT ACTUALLY BREATHES The back is a pre-woven octagonal cane panel set into a shaped wood frame, 19.69" wide by 8.46" tall. Open cane weave lets air move through instead of trapping heat against your back the way a solid upholstered back does. Note the back panel is a lower-back height, not a full shoulder-height back — if you want full back support, this is a bistro-style chair, not an office chair.
3. DUAL POST BACK SUPPORT — NOT THE USUAL SINGLE POST Two solid wood posts rise from the seat to carry the cane back, instead of the single centre post found on most rattan dining chairs. The load is split across two fixing points, so the back stays rigid instead of rocking side to side. This is the one structural difference worth paying for, and it is visible from behind (see the rear-view photo).
4. CHENILLE STRIPE SEAT WITH A 2.76" CUSHION The seat is foam-filled and wrapped in a textured striped chenille — a woven look with a soft hand, not a flat printed fabric. The 2.76" cushion takes the edge off long dinners. Care: vacuum with a soft brush and blot spills immediately with a damp cloth; chenille is a woven fabric, not a coated stain-proof surface, so please do not treat it like vinyl.
5. WIRE-BRUSHED WOOD FRAME, FLAT-PACKED WITH HARDWARE Tapered solid wood legs, 18.50" across the front with 6.69" between the front legs, finished with protective pads so the feet do not scuff tile, hardwood or vinyl. Assembly is straightforward but real: 8 x M8 bolts, 4 x M6 bolts, 2 x M6 screws and an included Allen key, roughly 30–40 minutes per chair, so about an hour for the pair. All hardware and the tool are in the box — you only need a Phillips screwdriver.