Emma Rope Dining Chair | Designed by Monica Armani | Varaschin

Emma Rope Dining Chair | Designed by Monica Armani | VaraschinThe Emma rope dining chair is a versatile and stylish outdoor chair that combines great design with practicality. It is perfect for use on large terraces or in dining areas of hotels and restaurants. The chair features a plastic seat shell that allows for water drainage. It can be customized with a variety of backrest options, including synthetic fiber weaving, textured fabric, or standard fabric. Additionally, Emma rope dining chair is available with

The Emma rope dining chair is a versatile and stylish outdoor chair that combines great design with practicality. It is perfect for use on large terraces or in dining areas of hotels and restaurants. The chair features a plastic seat shell that allows for water drainage. It can be customized with a variety of backrest options, including synthetic fiber weaving, textured fabric, or standard fabric. Additionally, Emma rope dining chair is available with legs made from aluminum or iroko wood. Each finish option adds a unique touch to the chair, allowing it to blend seamlessly with any environment.

Made in Italy
Usually ships within 4 weeks
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Product Dimensions :
- Height 32,7 ”( 82 cm)
- Width 21,7 ”(48 cm)
- Depth 23,7 ” (53 cm)
- Seat H 18,5 ”(47 cm)

Materials: Multipurpose outdoor seat family with legs in aluminum or solid iroko wood. Seat upholstered in fabric with polypropylene seat structure. Backrests with powder-coated aluminum frames or in multilayer wood for outdoors and covered in fabric.

Hand Weaving: Among the iconic features of Varaschin collections there has always been hand weaving, initially made with natural fibers and today with synthetic materials able to guarantee great durability without sacrificing lightness. Carried out following the traditional techniques and infusing new forms of beauty that modernity demands
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING RECOMMENDATIONS
Do not use solvents or alkaline detergents, which could damage the strings. Avoid chemical detergents, aggressive solvents, rigid brushes, and high-pressure water to prevent the rope's surface from deteriorating.