Amish Columbus Dining Room Chair

The side chair is designed for a slimmer profile at 19 inches wide, making it ideal for fitting more people around a table. The arm chair is 24 inches wide and includes armrests at a height of 25 1/4 inches, providing extra support and a more substantial look at the heads of the table.

Yes, you can opt for a fabric or leather seat upholstered over a 2-inch foam cushion. This provides added comfort for longer dining sessions while maintaining the chair's classic aesthetic.

Light and heavy distressing add intentional character marks, such as small nicks or wear patterns, to the wood surface. This creates a lived-in, rustic appearance that helps hide minor scratches or dings that may occur over time.

Hardwoods like Quarter Sawn White Oak, Hickory, and Hard Maple are exceptionally dense and resistant to wear. While all available wood options are solid hardwood, these species are particularly well-suited for high-traffic dining areas.

The seat height for both the side and arm chair is 18 inches. You should measure the distance from your floor to the underside of your table apron to ensure there is at least 7 to 10 inches of clearance for comfortable leg room.

The conversion varnish is a durable, moisture-resistant topcoat that requires minimal maintenance. Simply wipe the chair down with a soft, damp cloth and avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sponges that could dull the sheen.