Landrake Curved Back Dining Chair - Elm Wood, Natural, Set of 2

WILLOW & WOOD LTD

£380

Perfect for a farmhouse kitchen table, our Landrake Curved Back Dining Chairs combine traditional style with fantastic comfort levels. Crafted from solid elm wood with a sweeping curved back that merges into arm rests, these chairs arrive as a set of two, making it easy to choose the right number for your table size. Fully assembled, they are ready to place and enjoy straight away. Weight 5.5 kg Height 78 cm Width 53 cm Depth 50 cm Material Elm Colour Neutral Additional Information Dimensions: H78 x W53 x D50cm Seat height: 46cm Height from Floor to Foot rest: 23.5cm Crafted from Elm wood Full

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