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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 3G-DivaChairWood |
| SIZE L/W/H | 470/500/440-850mm |
| WEIGHT | 3020 gr. |
Chair in reinforced Polypropylene.
Aluminium Legs.
- : BHS-HoReCa
- Article number: 3G-DivaChairWood
A dining chair built for the rhythm of professional service, the Chair Diva with wood legs combines a contoured seat and backrest that encourage posture without stiffness. The frame relies on the natural strength of solid wood, shaped into legs that transfer weight directly to the floor and resist the sideways forces of guests shifting in their seats. This construction keeps the chair stable under repeated use, while the wood's grain and texture add warmth to the dining setting.
The seat height adjusts from 440 mm to 850 mm, allowing staff to set the chair at the level that matches the table and the diner's preference. This range accommodates standard worktop heights and bar seating without requiring separate models. The adjustment mechanism is integrated into the leg assembly, so the chair remains compact and free of protruding parts that could snag clothing or obstruct foot traffic.
Assembly is straightforward: the legs slot into the seat frame and lock with concealed fixings, creating a rigid structure that does not wobble or creak. The absence of upholstery on the legs simplifies cleaning; spills and scuffs can be wiped away without trapping moisture or dirt. The overall weight of 3020 g ensures the chair is light enough for staff to move between tables during service, yet heavy enough to stay in place when guests stand or sit.
The dimensions—470 mm wide and 500 mm deep—give each diner personal space without crowding the table. The chair's footprint fits within standard dining layouts, allowing efficient use of floor area in restaurants, cafés and event venues. The wood legs are finished to resist staining and wear, maintaining their appearance through daily use and routine cleaning.
Cleaning is limited to the surfaces the entry names: the wood legs and the seat frame. A damp cloth removes surface dirt, while a mild detergent tackles more stubborn marks. The lack of fabric or crevices means drying is quick, reducing the risk of water damage or bacterial growth. The chair requires no disassembly for routine upkeep, so staff can maintain hygiene standards without downtime.