Puri Rustic Solid Light Mango Wood Dining Chair Set of 2

Overall Dimensions: 109cm (H) x 45cm (W) x 46cm (D)

Weight (1 Chair): 12.5kg

Solid Mango Wood Dining Chair

Our reputable manufacturers source mango wood from mature trees that no longer bear fruit, ensuring an eco-friendly and renewable material for furniture production. Logs are carefully chosen for their grain patterns, colour variations, and presence of knots to ensure consistent quality in the final product. 

The harvested wood undergoes a seasoning process (air-drying), to reduce moisture content and prevent warping or cracking later. The logs then undergo milling, a process of shaping the wood into uniform pieces that will form the various components of the dining chairs. Depending on the specific design, we use joinery techniques like dowels, mortise and tenon joints or finger joints to assemble chair components. 

Next comes sanding which removes imperfections and creates a smooth surface to prepare the chair for final polishing. To complete the process, a protective clear lacquer or natural oil finish is applied to enhance the wood's natural beauty and protect it from moisture, minor stains & scratches.

Key Benefits

• Natural Beauty: Mango wood boasts a warm and inviting natural aesthetic, featuring unique grain patterns and a range of warm tones. The distinct appearance of mango wood adds character and charm to dining spaces.
• Dense Grain: Mango wood's durability is derived from its classification as a hardwood, with a Janka rating of around 1000, which translates to resistance to scratches, dents, and wear, making it ideal for high-traffic dining environments.
• Sustainability: Harvested from mature mango trees that no longer bear fruit, mango wood is a sustainable and eco-friendly choice. Utilising this hardwood contributes to responsible forestry practices and reduces environmental impact.
• Versatile Style: Mango wood's versatility allows it to seamlessly blend with various interior styles. Whether the décor is rustic, traditional, or contemporary, mango wood dining chairs complement a wide range of design aesthetics.
• Inherent Durability: Mango wood exhibits a natural resistance to decay and insects. This resistance is attributed to specific compounds and fibres present in the wood, acting as a protective barrier against environmental factors that can compromise its integrity.
• Unique Grain Patterns: Each mango wood chair boasts its own distinctive grain pattern, offering a touch of natural beauty and individuality, while the natural warm tones of mango wood create a cosy and inviting atmosphere in your dining room. 
• Natural Stability: The tight grain structure of mango wood minimises warping and cracking, ensuring your chairs maintain their shape and beauty over time.  
• Strong Joinery: Traditional joinery techniques like mortise and tenon contribute to the overall sturdiness of the chair, ensuring it can withstand regular use and support weight effectively.

Care guide

• Dust Regularly: Use a soft, dry cloth to regularly dust the surface of your mango wood furniture, preventing the buildup of dirt and debris.
• Spills and Stains: Address spills and stains promptly. Blot up any liquids with a clean, absorbent cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners as they can strip the wood's natural finish and cause damage.
• Cleaning Solution: For occasional deeper cleaning, use a mild soap solution (like a few drops of dish soap in warm water). Apply the solution to a damp cloth, wring it out well to avoid excess moisture, and wipe down the table surface. Dry thoroughly with a clean, dry cloth.
• Drying: Ensure the wood dries completely after cleaning to prevent water stains or warping. Never leave a damp cloth on the chairs.

Sizing Guide

Chair Spacing: Maintain a space of at least 15cm between dining chairs to prevent overcrowding. Adequate spacing allows diners to move in and out of their seats easily, promoting a more enjoyable and functional dining experience. Consider the overall dimensions of the dining area when determining the optimal chair spacing.

Space to Move: Leave around 60cm between the chair back and your wall. This allows you and your guests to sit comfortably and manoeuvre without feeling cramped. Proper proximity ensures a seamless dining experience, allowing people to access their seats with ease.

Number of Chairs: Assess the available space around the dining table to determine the practical number of chairs that can comfortably fit. Consider the table's size, shape, and room dimensions to ensure adequate spacing between chairs for both visual appeal and ease of movement. Below is a general guide, but these are flexible dependent on the chair size and desired level of comfort:

Rectangular Tables

• 100cm or below: 4 people
• 110cm-170cm: 4-6 People
• 180cm-220cm: 6-8 People
• 230cm and above: 10+ People

Round Tables

• 60cm-80cm: 2 People
• 90cm-110cm: 4 People
• 120cm-150cm: 4-6 People

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