• Dimensions: 21.25W x 23.25D x 30.00H in
  
• Seat Height: 19.25 in
  
• Seat Width: 19.00 in
  
• Seat Depth: 20.00 in
  
• Weight: 25.00 lb
  
• Weight Capacity: 280 lb
  
• Material: Fabric
  
• Material Content: 91% Polyester, 9% Linen
  
• Base / Legs: Wood
  
• Base Finish: Warm Brown
• Additional Features: Solid Oak Wood / Plastic Glides
  
• Features & Benefits
  
  • This item is available for purchase in increments of 2.
    
  • Frame crafted from solid oak wood that is reinforced for added strength.
    
  • Wire brush finish on frame emphasizes the wood grain.
    
  • Webbing suspension provides flexible and resilient support.
    
  • Built with corner block construction for enhanced stability.
    
  • Seat cushion is filled with foam and fibre for long-lasting comfort.
    
  • As wood is an organic, porous material, these pieces will contain natural variation of texture and may also exhibit fine indentations and cracks.
    
  • Wood pieces will also display a disparity of colour and grain, and visible knots and burls that add to the character of each piece.
    
  • Wood pieces will also display a disparity of colour and grain, and visible knots and burls that add to the character of each piece.
• Purchase in a quantity of 2

The Horton Dining Chair highlights the beauty of simplicity in contemporary design. A sculpted three-legged frame with a curved back constructed from warm brown oak wood embraces the comfort of a beautiful seat upholstered in our geralt linen performance fabric.

France and Son is an authorized seller of this product.

We ship to the greater Toronto and Montreal area. Shipping rates include the delivery, taxes, and customs fees. We subsidize the rest to keep the pricing fair for you.

Lead Time: Most orders ship out in 4-6 Weeks + 1-2 Weeks for final mile transit time.

We require a certain volume to send a Canadian truck route, so there may be some small delays as we build that threshold, and we appreciate your patience.

We can ship anywhere in Canada, but additional charges will apply and need to be quoted on a case by case basis.