Farm House

Gaurav Nanda for Bend Goods

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$480.00

1000 in stock

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white

orange

peacock

Description:

Harvest an organic heirloom tomato patch, paint your chicken coop blue, then herd your Dutch Landrace goats back into the barn. The Bend Seating Farmhouse Chair is as sturdy as an antiquated piece of farm machinery, and as easy to relax in after 10 hours on the clock as a pair of worn out dungarees.

Despite its pure geometry there is a rustic quality in this chair; the backrest is inspired by the architecture of old Amish barns. A few minutes on this guy and you'll be inspired to quit your day job and live off the land.

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Dimensions:

22.0" W x 25.0" D x 32.0" H

Materials:

Powder Coated Iron

Care & Maintenance: Bend Seating products are made for indoor-outdoor use. To maximize the lifespan of coating, we recommend you store it in a dry, well-ventilated place during the time when the products are not being used, and ensure it is protected from any knocks and bumps. To prevent scratches and water retention, we recommend that you do not place decorative objects or flowerpots on tables. Please avoid stacking your chairs upside down on tables. Use the glides to protect the furniture feet as well as floor surfaces. These pads prevent any degradation or damage to the feet resulting from contact with the ground. Clean off any traces of bird droppings as quickly as possible, as these can be damaging and may lead to the corrosion or staining of your furniture. Cleaning: Metal furniture can be cleaned using either clean water or water containing a non-detergent soap. The furniture should then be wiped dry to remove. Abrasive sponges should not be used to scrub the furniture, and no abrasive powders or other types of detergent should be used. Scratches and Rust: Any scratches should be quickly treated. If rust begins to appear as a result of a scratch or bump, apply an anti-rust product such as Rustoleum® as quickly as possible, and then repaint the area. If treated correctly the furniture should last for many years.