Corduroy Armchair with a Lacquered Beech Frame
The upholstered back curves into low arms on both sides of the separate seat. An open gap below the back keeps that wrapped upper profile distinct from the cushion beneath it. Four dark legs support the compact chair body.
Textured brown corduroy covers the seat and curved upholstered back. Its raised ribs give the surface a directional appearance, while seams follow the edges of the padded parts. The cover reference, rib direction and cushion build are recorded together for the order.
Beech wood with a high-gloss lacquer finish is combined with a curved wood forming panel in the chair construction. The component schedule identifies the frame pieces, shaped support and their connections individually. Their final sections and upholstery attachments follow the selected chair assembly.
The brown cover contrasts with the dark frame. Its accepted textile reference identifies color, wale size, fiber composition and cleaning instructions. Wale direction and seam positions are coordinated across the seat, back and arms so the same material reads consistently around the chair.
A dark high-gloss finish defines the exposed wood components beneath and around the upholstery. Its reference establishes tone and sheen across the chair set. Wood construction and the lacquer finish remain two entries in the component schedule.
The selected package combines brown corduroy and dark lacquered beech. The two references are assessed together with the edge seams and exposed frame surfaces. Floor-contact pieces and any selected spare glides are scheduled with that complete appearance package.
| Chair configuration | Corduroy armchair with low wrapped arms, an open lower back, a separate seat and four dark wood legs. |
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| Cover & wood finish | Brown corduroy upholstery with lacquered beech frame components and a curved wood forming panel. Selected planning orientation: 600 W × 590 D × 750 H mm, using the 60 × 59 × 75 cm overall size reference. |
| Overall size reference | 60 × 59 × 75 cm overall size reference. |
| Selected planning size | 600 W × 590 D × 750 H mm; selected orientation for the project furniture layout. |
| Beech components | Beech wood with high-gloss lacquer; component allocation, finish and connections scheduled for the chair. |
| Curved support | Curved wood forming panel; actual build, sections and upholstery attachment recorded with the assembly. |
| Fit details | Seat height, clear seating width, arm level and floor-contact detail coordinated with the selected table and floor. |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The selected planning orientation is 600 mm wide, 590 mm deep and 750 mm high, using the 60 × 59 × 75 cm overall size reference. Front and plan envelopes are drawn at one scale. Usable seat width, seat height and arm level are separate order dimensions.
The final arm profile is compared with the underside of the actual table, including aprons and rails. The room plan leaves room to approach the seat and pull the chair away from the table.
The agreed assembled or component format determines packed dimensions and receiving access. Glides are selected for the actual wood, tile or resilient floor. Packing protects both the raised corduroy surface and the high-gloss wood finish during handling.
Our quotation identifies the corduroy reference, rib appearance, seams and chair quantity. The selected pad construction and cover attachment are scheduled alongside the textile, giving the upholstery item a defined material and construction basis.
The wood component schedule records the beech frame pieces, curved support, finish and connections. A change in finish or construction is itemized with the relevant part, apart from the corduroy selection.
Chair quantities can be allocated to individual tables or rooms while sharing the accepted cover and wood finish. Tables, sofas and other seating are separate products, with their own dimensions and material references.
Protective packing, freight, destination handling and any local assembly are identified against the actual chair quantity and supplied components. The receiving plan uses the agreed packed dimensions, with final placement recorded next to chair supply.
The cover is brown corduroy. Its selected textile reference records the fiber composition, wale size, shade and care instructions. Rib direction and seams are scheduled with the seat, back and arm upholstery.
The chair combines lacquered beech wood components with a curved wood forming panel. The assembly schedule identifies their individual roles, sections and connections alongside the upholstery attachment.
The selected planning envelope is 600 mm wide, 590 mm deep and 750 mm high, using the 60 × 59 × 75 cm overall size reference. Seat height, arm level and usable sitting width are separate fit dimensions.
The final arm profile and seat level are coordinated with the actual tabletop and its underside rails or apron. The room plan also allows approach and pull-back space around the outside chair footprint.
Yes. The order can use one accepted corduroy and wood-finish reference across the scheduled chairs, with consistent rib direction, seams and frame treatment. Different selections are identified by room or table on their own lines.
Include chair quantities, table or room plans, the corduroy reference, wood-finish direction, floor type and destination. Add receiving or assembly requirements so furniture supply, packing, freight and local work can be itemized.
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