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Frequently Asked Questions About Solid Wood Chairs
Why Choose Solid Wood Chairs?
Because chairs are the pieces of furniture that take the most abuse in the home: they’re dragged across the floor, leaned on, and loaded down with weight. Solid wood withstands this kind of treatment for decades and can be repaired when necessary—something that’s impossible with chairs made of particleboard or plastic. What’s more, every oak chair has its own grain pattern: they’re unique pieces, not clones. We work exclusively with FSC-certified solid oak manufactured in Europe.
Are wooden chairs comfortable without upholstery?
A well-designed wooden chair is comfortable by virtue of its geometry: a seat with a slight anatomical recess, a backrest with the correct angle, and rounded edges. For very long work surfaces, you can always add a cushion, which can be washed and replaced. The advantage is that the bare chair can be wiped clean with a cloth and doesn’t accumulate dust mites or stains. We’re talking about ergonomics and comfort in wooden chairs designed for your well-being.
How can you keep solid wood chairs in good condition?
Clean with a well-wrung damp cloth; apply natural oil once a year and place felt pads under the legs. Tighten the screws every six months if you notice any looseness. If there’s a scratch, sand it lightly in the direction of the grain and apply a drop of oil: the fact that it can be repaired is the biggest advantage of solid wood over any alternative.
What kind of table goes well with solid wood chairs?
They look great with any wooden table, but they really shine when paired with a tabletop made of the same oak: the continuity of grain and tone creates a serene and timeless dining room. Explore our solid wood dining tables to put together a complete set made of the same material.
Where else can you use wooden chairs besides the dining room?
Anywhere: as an occasional desk chair, next to a console table in the entryway, or beside a bench in the foyer. Paired with storage benches, they provide both seating and storage for the entryway, while maintaining wood as the home’s common design theme.