Albany Dining Chair

Mortise and tenon is a traditional woodworking technique that creates a mechanical lock between two pieces of wood. This method provides superior structural integrity and prevents the chair from wobbling or loosening over years of daily use.

Both chairs share the same depth of 16.5 inches and a height of 40 inches. The primary difference is the width: the side chair is 20.5 inches wide, while the arm chair is 23 inches wide to accommodate the armrests.

The solid wood seat is ergonomically contoured to provide support during extended meals. While it lacks upholstery, the natural wood finish is smooth and durable, though you may choose to add a seat cushion if you prefer extra padding.

Yes, many customers choose to place arm chairs at the heads of the table and side chairs along the lengths. Since both configurations share the same design language and height, they pair seamlessly together.

To maintain the finish, simply wipe the chair down with a soft, damp cloth and dry it immediately. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or excessive moisture, and consider using a high-quality wood polish occasionally to preserve the luster of the grain.