Description

Pull up, roll in, stay awhile. Drava gives the classic barrel chair a fresh assignment: dinner, desk, or wherever the conversation lands. A continuous curve sweeps from arm to back, cradling you while the squared, padded seat keeps things grounded. Soft, textured light blue polyester upholstery meets a plywood frame with foam-and-fiber cushioning for all-night comfort. Bonus: the rolling base swaps to included plastic legs when you want it to stand still, and looks good.

Dimensions

Product Dimensions

26.0” W X 26.0” D X 32.5” H

Weight

56.80 lbs

Additional Dimensions

Seat Height

18.5″

Arm Depth

6.3″

Seat Width

19.3″

Seat Depth

19.7″

Materials

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• Upholstery: 100% Polyester
• Plywood Frame
• Foam and Fiber Seat and Back
• Plastic roller

Swatch Code

SWOA-LIGHTBLUE1

Care Instructions

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• Cleaning Code: S (Solvent-Based/Dry Clean Only)
• Frequent vacuuming or light brushing to remove dust and grime is recommended. Spot clean using a mild water-free solvent or dry cleaning product following product instructions. Pretest a small area before proceeding. Professional Cleaning is recommended.We recommend applying felt pads or protective glides to legs before use to prevent damage to flooring surfaces.

Additional Specifications

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Hospitality Approved

Yes, this item is approved and warrantied for hospitality use

Country Of Origin

VIETNAM

Assembly Requirements

No assembly required

Features

• Barrel-Inspired Curve: A continuous wraparound silhouette and squared seat bring cozy support to dining spaces, with a modern profile that plays nicely anywhere.
• Textured Polyester Cover: Soft-to-the-touch 100% polyester upholstery adds subtle dimension and everyday durability, finished in light blue for a calm, airy note.
• Supportive Plywood Frame: A sturdy plywood structure pairs with foam-and-fiber fill in the seat and back for balanced comfort and shape retention.
• Roll Or Rest: Smooth plastic casters glide with ease, and included plastic legs let you switch to stationary seating whenever the room calls for it.