Middleham Chair

STOAKED LIMITED

£265

Combining the modern and classic style, these Scandi inspired steel chairs not only fit your kitchen, restaurant, bistro, coffee house, but also perfect for your dining room for enjoying your breakfast, lunch or diner. The Scandinavian influenced fabric seat and steel back frame to ensure they stand out whilst creating a cosy contemporary feel and providing timeless beauty for years to come in your home. Chair frame is made of 13x13mm solid steel. Dimensions: Total Height 825 mm, Width 505 mm, Depth 465 mm; Seat height 470 mm, Seat width 440 mm, Seat depth 435 mm. Curved steel for added streng

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as STOAKED LIMITED, number 10543478. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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