Features

• Rubberwood is an eco-friendly hardwood harvested from rubber trees that no longer produce latex. It is highly durable, resistant to shrinking, and relatively inexpensive compared to other hardwoods like oak or walnut. Rubberwood is a sustainable material since it utilizes trees that would otherwise be discarded. Although it might not be as dense as teak or oak, it is easier to work with and takes paint and finishes well, making it a versatile choice for both structural and decorative furniture.
• A backrest provides essential support for the spine, making furniture with this feature ideal for comfortable, ergonomic seating. Chairs with backrests are better suited for prolonged use, as they help maintain posture and reduce strain on the back. Compared to no-backrest seating like stools or benches, chairs with backrests are often bulkier but provide superior comfort and are commonly used in dining areas, offices, and living spaces where comfort is prioritized.
• Plastic glides provide essential benefits for furniture like the Modern Dining Chair. They safeguard floors from scratches and scuffs while reducing noise, ensuring a quiet environment. Their smooth surface enables effortless chair movement, enhancing convenience during seating arrangements. Additionally, plastic glides promote stability, preventing wobbling, and ensuring safety. Durable and resistant to wear, they offer long-term reliability, making them an ideal choice for protecting floors and improving the functionality of furniture.
• A leg rest adds extra comfort, especially for stools and high chairs. This feature helps distribute weight more evenly and reduces pressure on the legs, making seating more comfortable over extended periods. Compared to furniture without leg rests, chairs with this feature are preferred for counter seating, bars, or high desks, where users benefit from added support and posture alignment. Leg rests enhance the ergonomic design but may increase the overall size and complexity of the piece.