
Chairs
Metal Dining Chair, Elongated Vertical Slat-Back
- Metal frame
- 17" W x 20" D x 34" H
- Indoor use
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A long rack of steel chairs in one place, picked for rooms that work hard. Most of the 40 chairs here have metal frames with a seat you can choose, and most list upholstery options. Start with the back, because that is where these chairs differ most, then settle the seat and the color.
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Metal cafe chairs
Picture the piece at four in the afternoon, after the lunch line has been through. Check the seat height against your counter and the base spread against the top. Save the models that pass to a shop plan, with a note on where each one goes.
A broad everyday range, metal cafe chairs mix slat, X and padded backs, so narrow it by seat first and ask for a free swatch before you commit a whole room.
Compare the stated frame material and the available finish, including coated or wood-look options where offered. Keep those descriptions separate: the appearance of a finish does not change the underlying frame material.
Compare the listed overall width and depth with the space at your table. Armrests, the table apron, and the chair back all affect how the chair fits into the arrangement.
A long rack of steel chairs in one place, picked for rooms that work hard. Most of the 40 chairs here have metal frames with a seat you can choose, and most list upholstery options. Start with the back, because that is where these chairs differ most, then settle the seat and the color.
The frame takes the knocks; the seat is the part that wears. That is the logic of this group. Most frames are metal, some are wood or metal with a wood look, and the seats come in vinyl, wood and fabric, with 32 listing upholstery options.
Vinyl is the choice for a deli where trays and coffee land on the seat all day. A wood seat is plainer and quieter. Fabric is soft and suits the corner where people linger, but plan for more cleaning.
Eleven chairs are listed with an interchangeable back style. Six have vertical slats, four a cross-back, three a bucket shape, three a window back and three a checker back. Five have a padded back, and three have arms.
Examples show the spread in size. The ladder back metal dining chair stands 34 inches tall and 18 wide. A metal dining chair is 32 tall and 17 wide, and the slatted metal dining chair is wider at 22" W x 20" D x 32" H. Three swivel, which helps at a counter where people turn to talk.
Where a seat height is listed, it runs from 19 to 20 inches. Under a 29 or 30 inch dining table, that leaves a gap of 10 to 12 inches to the top, room for knees and a napkin. Check each listing if your tables are an odd height.
Two feet of edge per customer, plus 18 to 24 inches clear behind each seat, keeps elbows and chair legs apart. A service aisle of about 36 inches lets staff pass with a tray.
The median price sits near $94, and the top of the range is $180.
Thirty-six carry an indoor listing and not one a patio listing. For a sidewalk, look at outdoor seating. Other metal frames are under metal chairs, and the wood ones under wood chair selection. Add the chair to a shop plan with the seat color on the line, so a reorder next year matches.
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