GLADIATOR Rust Powder Coat Window Pane Restaurant Chair w/ Reclaimed Barn Wood Seat

The most popular seat choice for our metallic restaurant chair is this reclaimed wood one. Why? They go together like peanut butter and jelly! The seat is made from wood reclaimed from either an Ohio or Pennsylvania barn and looks fabulous against this rust chair frame. Some of the wood is as old as 125 years, and each seat is one-of-a-kind! With the rustic finish, there are slight variations in color from chair to chair. This frame also features gold brazing for an enhanced distressed look.

• 16-gauge steel frame (stronger than 18-gauge steel)
• Anodized rustic rust powder coat finish on frame
• Window pane back style adds a touch of class
• Poly non-marring glides help protect your establishment's floor
• Quad braced frame includes a lifetime limited warranty (frame only)
• Reclaimed barn wood seat
• Designed for commercial use
• Matching bar stools and swivel bar stools also available (listed separately)
• Ships by LTL freight carrier only and is too large to ship UPS/FedEx
• This product comes with a limited lifetime warranty on the frame. For more information on warranties click here.

Available with a reclaimed seat (pictured above) or an urban distressed seat.

Item #: TCB-W-202CH-RUST-RECLAIMED

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Height: 36”

Width: 17.5"

Depth: 21"

Wood Seat Height: 17.5"

Vinyl Seat Height: 19.5"

Seat Depth: 17"

Weight: 16 pounds

Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty on steel frame, only.

Click on the image above to view the complete specification sheet.

To save you money, we will ship the frame and the seat separately. Minor assembly required. There will be 4 screws included to attach the seat. A vinyl or solid wood seat requires 3/4" long screws. Please call us for specific instructions.

Please call us at 1-800-986-5352 for more product details, to learn about all the colors and sizes available, or to request a freight quote today.

Learn how to attach a vinyl or wood seat in the video below.