Wooden chairs with armrests

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Frequently Asked Questions About Wooden Chairs with Armrests

What are the advantages of dining chairs with armrests?

Comfort at the table: your arms rest, your posture relaxes, and it’s easier to get up—something older adults especially appreciate. At the head of the table, a chair with armrests makes a statement and adds a sense of formality to the dining room. It’s the chair for long meals, not just for the daily routine. We’ll take a look at the available styles of wooden dining chairs.

Do the chairs with armrests fit under the table?

It depends on the height of the arms and the table skirt: measure the distance from the floor to the underside of the tabletop and compare it to the maximum height of the armrests. If they don't fit, the chair will stick out and take up more space. That's why many dining sets combine chairs with arms only at the head of the table and armless chairs on the sides.

How do you care for a wooden chair with armrests?

Just like any solid oak piece, with one exception: the armrests are the areas that experience the most contact and friction from hands, so they benefit from an extra coat of natural oil during each annual maintenance. Wiping them down with a damp, wrung-out cloth and checking the hardware every six months complete the routine. All our wood is FSC-certified solid oak manufactured in Europe.

For which tables are chairs with armrests best suited?

For tables with plenty of space: the armrest requires a few extra centimeters per seat. They look especially striking at the head of large solid-wood tables, where there’s plenty of room and the armchair completes the dining room ensemble.

Where else in the house would a chair with armrests fit in?

It’s the perfect choice for a reading nook or bedroom chair: comfortable enough to sit in for a long time without being an armchair. Paired with a solid wood dining table, it does the job when needed, and during the week it can be moved wherever a good seat is needed.