PolywoodEstate Dining Armchair

Slight curves and a textured finish add elegance to the POLYWOOD Estate Dining Arm Chair. Pair with the Parsons or A-Frame Designer Series dining tables for a complete look. The POLYWOOD Designer Series Collections elevate the popular designs to the next level, by creating architecturally-beautiful pieces that enchant outdoor spaces. The POLYWOOD Designer Series Estate Collection is a study of classic beauty and approachable elegance, expressed in understated silhouettes with a textural finish. Heritage design gets a fresh perspective with elegant curves and refined lines.

The chair is constructed of POLYWOOD® lumber, which is made from a blend of sustainable materials including landfill and ocean-bound plastics. The plush optional seat cushion is sewn with a quick-drying, durable outdoor performance fabric. The fabric is resistant to weather, salt, sun, mold, and mildew, letting you keep your furniture outdoors all year.

Plastic Frame Care

POLYWOOD material is made of HDPE plastic resin that has been purified and UV protected. It is generally cared for and cleaned with soap and warm water. For certain stains and additional cleaning power, a 1/3 bleach and 2/3 water solution can be used on the product without affecting the color. Also, a popular method of cleaning is a high-pressure power wash. (Not to exceed 1,500 psi, which is the equivalent of a car wash.) The surface characteristics of the product may require the use of a soft bristle brush to get into the creases.

The hardware used in the assembly and construction of our furniture is an 18-8 commercial grade stainless steel that has an additional Xylan protective and cosmetic coating. Although the quality of the hardware has a high level of corrosive resistance, the hardware can show some signs of corrosion in salt air environments.

A practical solution to these signs of corrosion would be to wash the product with soap and water. Use a soft bristle brush to scrub the corroding areas of the hardware. Also, use appliance touch-up paint in the appropriate color to protect the hardware. Appliance touch-up paint can be purchased at local hardware stores.