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| Uwharrie Chair CS300 Companion 3 Piece Seating Group | 
 enlarge | Manufacturer: Uwharrie Chair
Category: Baby Product
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ASIN: B000XASSZQ
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Product Description
Uwharrie Chair CS300 The extraordinary series of all weather seating features qualities with a fresh twist to the Original Uwharrie Chair (pronounced you-WAH-ree). Hand crafted from premium, kiln-dried pine, the Bridgehampton Collection will offer comfort and class for years to come. Uwharrie products are available in three finish types! - Wash: All products with a wash finish are painted with a very light finish. It will be possible to see the grain of the wood through the paint. -Distressed: All products with a distressed finish have a slightly more intense finish color, but have been distressed to give the appearance of a time-worn antique. -Pristine: Uwharrie products can also be ordered in a "pristine" or painted finish. If you are seeking a completely painted surface with little to no distress, you should select pristine. If you wish to order this finish, please call as it is special order. Additional Information: -Suitable for residential or commercial use -This set includes one Bridgehampton Collection Chair (2011), one Companion Series Cocktail Table (5041), and Companion Series End Table (5040) -Boasts Uwharrie's patented ergonomically-correct seat; a natural, sitting position that is easy to get in and out of -Chair Dimensions: 33" W x 36" D x 46" H (Ships in 4 sections) -Cocktail Table Dimensions: 34" W x 34" D x 15" H (Ships in 3 sections) -End Table Dimensions: 22.5" W x 30" D x 23.5" H (Ships assembled) -Please note: Natural wood option will mature to a silver patina About Uwharrie and Southern Pine Uwharrie Chairs are crafted of solid, kiln dried pressure treated pine, the material of choice for outdoor deck construction. Insect and rot resistant, the furniture requires no additional protection from exposure to weather. This is why it is possible to distress the finish on Uwharrie Chairs, giving them the appearance of time-worn antiques. You should expect to see some additional loss of paint and some surface cracking; exposed wood will eventually tur
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