Timeless rattan dining chair made of teak wood. This chair is handmade from natural rattan material, which brings a pleasant atmosphere and natural elegance to your interior.
Rattan is a climbing palm that is used as a support and can grow up to 100 meters in length. Its fibers are strong and flexible, which makes it an ideal material for making furniture. Thanks to its resistance and durability, rattan is a popular material for the production of dining furniture.
This rattan dining chair is equipped with ergonomically shaped armrests that provide comfortable support during dining. Its elegant design fits into various interior styles and is a great choice for the dining room, kitchen or terrace.
On view at our CODE Concept showroom at Husitská 51, Prague 3.
Dimensions: H84 x W58 x D63 cm, seat depth 46 cm
Material: teak wood, rattan
Color: light brown
Maintenance: The wood has a water-soluble coating that protects against water stains, but it is recommended that the furniture be used indoors only, not left outside for long periods of time. When pouring on furniture, do not leave water on the furniture for a long time and wipe it dry. Minor damage or scratches on wood with a natural shade can only be treated on the spot with transparent or very light oil. The rattan seat can be cleaned with a cloth moistened with water. Do not place a chair with natural rattan near a fire or other heating, as the material may dry out and become damaged.
All Nova collection products are made of teak wood. The chairs are equipped with rattan wicker. They are woven in the traditional way using thin strips of rattan. Cross-weaving ensures that the seat is strong and durable.
Rattan is a vine or climbing palm that supports trees and can grow up to 100 meters in length. Most of the extant species of rattan grow in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, 70% of which are found in Indonesia. Weaving rattan into baskets, furniture and lamps is a specialized skill that is passed down from generation to generation.
Teak wood has been the preferred hardwood for furniture, construction and shipbuilding for centuries, mainly because it is very durable and suitable for outdoor use. Almost all of the teak wood in Indonesia that is used to make furniture comes from export and manufacturing plantations. Teak wood from smaller farms is only used for local production.
Additionally, since 2016, the Indonesian government has regulated all timber trade using a system that traces all exported timber back to where the trees were felled. This is part of the FLEGT trade agreement with the European Union, which ensures that only legal timber is imported into the EU.
Together, these aspects make teak production in Indonesia and its use for furniture both economically and environmentally sustainable.
