Amish Jericho Dining Chair

The side chair and arm chair share the same seat dimensions and back height, but the arm chair includes integrated arms that sit 25 inches from the floor. The arm chair is slightly wider at 21 inches, compared to the 17-inch width of the side chair.

Yes, you can select a solid wood seat for a classic look or opt for fabric or leather upholstery for added comfort. If you choose fabric, there is an option for GREENGUARD Gold Certified material.

Hardwoods like Hard Maple, White Oak, and Hickory are exceptionally dense and resistant to dents and scratches. While all 100% hardwood options are durable, these species are excellent choices for households that use their dining chairs daily.

Yes, you can add optional glides to the base of the chair legs. These are recommended to prevent scratching or scuffing on hardwood, tile, or laminate flooring.

To keep the wood finish in top condition, dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners. If you choose an upholstered seat, follow the specific care instructions provided for your chosen fabric or leather.

With a compact footprint of 17 inches in depth and a streamlined cutout back design, these chairs are well-suited for smaller dining areas. The side chair version is particularly space-efficient as it lacks the wider profile of the arm chair.