Tustin Upholstered Dining Chair Loon Peak Color: Medium Brown

Description

This model features an upholstered seat in the woodland pattern. A fit at the dining table, at a desk or any place where a robust yet comfortable chair may be required, this side chair incorporates a rustic themed, laser engraved bear motif on the back. A perfect fit at the dining table, at a desk or any place where a robust yet comfortable chair may be required, this side chair incorporates a rustic themed, laser engraved bear motif on the back. A fit at the dining table, at a desk or any place where a robust yet comfortable chair may be required, this side chair incorporates a rustic themed, laser engraved bear motif on the back. Handcrafted using the tried and true mortise and tenon joinery system that has served as a symbol of durability for millennia, this chair is as strong as it is unique. Capacity 350 pounds. This model features an upholstered seat in the woodland pattern. Finished in the style for a truly unique, one-of-a-kind look reminiscent of the Grand Lodges of the Rockies, circa 1900. First remove the outer bark while leaving the inner, cambium layer intact for texture and contrast. Then the finish is completed in an eight-step, professional spraying process that applies stain and lacquer for a, long-lasting finish. Handcrafted in Montana U.S. using genuine lodgepole pine. Handcrafted in Montana U.S.A. using genuine lodgepole pine. First remove the outer bark while leaving the inner, cambium layer intact for texture and contrast. Handcrafted in Montana U.S.A.

Key Features

• Handcrafted using the tried and true mortise and tenon joinery system that has served as a symbol of durability for millennia, this chair is as strong as it is unique.
• A fit at the dining table, at a desk or any place where a robust yet comfortable chair may be required, this side chair incorporates a rustic themed, laser engraved bear motif on the back.
• This model features an upholstered seat in the woodland pattern.
• Finished in the style for a truly unique, one-of-a-kind look reminiscent of the Grand Lodges of the Rockies, circa 1900.
• First remove the outer bark while leaving the inner, cambium layer intact for texture and contrast.
• Then the finish is completed in an eight-step, professional spraying process that applies stain and lacquer for a, long-lasting finish.