Amish Bent Low Windsor Dining Chair

The side chair is designed for a slimmer profile with a seat width of 17 ½ inches, while the arm chair features a wider 21-inch seat and includes armrests that sit 25 ½ inches from the floor. Both models share the same 37 ¼-inch back height and 17 ½-inch seat height.

Each chair is protected by a Catalyzed Resistovar finish, which is a high-performance coating designed to resist moisture, heat, and everyday wear. This professional-grade finish ensures the wood remains protected while maintaining its aesthetic appeal over years of use.

The chair back spindles are designed to protrude directly through the seat. They are then wedged, glued, and screwed into place, creating a structural bond that prevents wobbling and ensures the backrest remains rigid even with frequent use.

Yes, the seat is physically scooped to contour to the body, which helps distribute weight more evenly than a flat wooden seat. While it is a solid wood chair, this ergonomic shaping provides significant support for extended periods of sitting.

Oak is known for its prominent grain pattern and exceptional hardness, making it very resistant to dents. Brown Maple offers a smoother, more uniform grain that takes dark stains beautifully, while Cherry is prized for its rich color that deepens and develops a warm patina over time.

Yes, optional light distressing is available if you prefer a more rustic or lived-in aesthetic. This process adds subtle character marks to the wood surface, which can help hide minor dings that might occur in a busy dining room.