RatanaBallina Rope Dining Arm Chair

Crafted with a durable aluminum frame, the Ballina Dining Arm Chair is designed to withstand the elements while providing a modern aesthetic. The chair features a fully woven Durarope™ back that not only offers comfort but also adds a touch of style to your outdoor setting. The Durarope™ used in the chair is a 4mm Polypropylene (PP) braided rope, a thermoplastic polymer that has been tested for UV exposure, ensuring longevity and color retention. With a grey scale rating of 4 to 5, the chair is resistant to UV damage.

The powder-coated aluminum frame ensures durability and stability, while the fully woven seat with a 2x2 V-shaped pattern enhances comfort and support for extended periods of seating. The compact design of the chair allows for easy stacking, with up to 8 chairs per stack, providing convenient storage options.

Pair the Ballina Dining Arm Chair with the matching Hampshire Sintered Stone Top Dining Table for a cohesive outdoor dining set. Each chair has a maximum weight load of 350 lbs per seat, making it suitable for a variety of users. With its contract-quality construction, the Ballina Dining Arm Chair is a reliable and stylish addition to any outdoor dining space.

Aluminum is strong, non-rusting, low maintenance and very resistant to the weather. Apply a coat of non-hazing automotive paste wax at the start of each season as well as before putting your furniture away at the end of the season.

Remove any cushions or furniture accessories before cleaning. Use a garden hose with a spray or “rain” setting to remove the largest pieces of dirt and debris from the metal. Avoid using a pressure washer or a strong setting on a garden hose nozzle since a too strong and focused stream of water could damage the finish. After spraying the furniture off, wash the furniture with a soft cloth or sponge and a solution of mild detergent in warm water. Rinse thoroughly with a low pressure hose to remove any soap. Allow the furniture to air dry. Do not clean the furniture with abrasive pads, brushes or cleansers. Use care to avoid scratching the finish.

There are “weeping holes” on the aluminum frame to help drain water. This will allow the inside of frames to air out. However, moisture can also enter in through these weeping holes. To solve this, place your patio furniture in a position that allows water to easily flow out using the force of gravity to your advantage. These weeping holes are typically predrilled to allow unobstructed draining in the normal upright position. For this reason, you should avoid storing outdoor furniture upside down.

Do not put heavy objects such as planters on aluminum table to avoid scratches and water marks. Do not put hot objects such as hot pans on aluminum table to avoid leaving heat marks on it.

To prevent debris from settling in and leave stains or discolorations, use a mild detergent mixed with water and scrub the table top with a soft, clean cloth or sponge (one that won't bleed color). Dry thoroughly after cleaning to prevent moisture penetration or water mark. Spills should always be cleaned up reasonably quickly.