Copper Vein Chiavari Chair, Metal

On the shop floor of restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafes, and bars, the Copper Vein Chiavari Chair, Metal does the daily work of a chiavari chair, from the first bake to the final sweep. Its listing says indoor use, so it stays inside the shop. Steel makes up the frame, finished in copper vein. Seat choices run to fabric or vinyl. On the spec sheet you also find a weight rating of 500 lb, 12 lb on the scale, and a frame that stacks for the last sweep.

The listed size is 17" W x 17" D x 37" H, so mark that out before you count. Count chairs by table: two-tops take two chairs, 36 inch squares four, 48 inch rounds five or six. Keep spares on hand, about one per twenty seats, so a wobbly chair leaves the floor the same day.

Fold this into the closing routine. Vinyl wants a damp cloth and mild soap, then a dry towel. Keep bleach and solvent cleaners off it. Fabric seats need a vacuum now and then and a quick blot on every spill. Check the cleaning code first.

At the order screen you set metal finish from a list of 13, including Black, Copper Vein, and Gold Vein, your pick of configuration 2: Wood Seat, Padded Vinyl Seat, or Padded Fabric Seat, and solid wood seat from a list of 8, including Mahogany, Dark Mahogany, and Cherry. The form shows the rest of the choices as you go. Put the configured price in your basket or save it to a plan, then download the sheet for whoever signs off. Pick the upholstery early: it is made to your selection and adds to the lead time.