TH-507N Stackable Outdoor Chair
| Item No. | TH-507N |
| Frame Type | all welded aluminium frame |
| Seat Material | UV-resistant rattan |
| Seat Color | natural |
| Seat Option | gray |
| Seat Size | 17.5″High x 14″Wide x 14″Deep |
| Weight | 12 lbs |
| Construction | all assembled, bolted and welded aluminium frame; hand-woven rattan |
| Gliders | 1/4″ H black plastic rubber gliders |
| Weight Limit | supports up to 350 lbs |
| For Use | indoor and outdoor use |
| Shipped | per customer requirement ( quick ship or door-to-door service);
Shipping cost varies based on the address. |
This TH-507N Stackable Outdoor Chair is a perfect combination of style, durability, and functionality. This chair is an excellent choice for outdoor seating due to its superior construction and attractive design.
Durable Aluminium Frame
The frame of the TH-507N Stackable Outdoor Chair is constructed from high-quality aluminium. Aluminium is known for its outstanding durability and resistance to corrosion, making it an ideal material for outdoor furniture. This ensures that the chair can withstand various weather conditions without compromising its structural integrity. The solid aluminium frame offers stability and longevity, promising many years of comfortable use.
Premium Rattan Seating
Complementing the robust aluminium frame is the seat made from premium rattan material. Rattan is a popular choice for outdoor furniture due to its excellent weather-resistant properties. It can endure exposure to sunlight, rain, and moisture without fading or deteriorating. Moreover, rattan adds a touch of elegance and natural charm to outdoor settings, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Aesthetic Natural Color
One of the most appealing features is its natural color. The neutral, earthy tones blend seamlessly with various outdoor environments, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal. The natural color exudes a sense of calm and sophistication, making the TH-507N Stackable Outdoor Chair a beautiful addition to any patio, garden, or poolside area.
