O.W. Lee Avalon Micro Mesh Spring Dining Arm Chair
O.W. Lee Avalon Micro Mesh Spring Dining Arm Chair Review
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O.W. Lee Avalon Micro Mesh Spring Dining Arm Chair Overview
No matter how hard we tried we couldn’t bring you a better quality outdoor piece than the O.W. Lee Avalon Micro Mesh Spring Dining Arm Chair. Crafted of the highest-quality wrought iron this chair features a micro mesh surface with an updated look. A tighter finer micro mesh creates a more solid and comfortable surface. You’ll love relaxing around the dinner table in this chair thanks to its durable spring base. Beautifully curved armrests end in a carefully shaped hand-forged scroll. This chair is available in two stunning powder-coated finishes and your choice of Sunbrella cushions. Sunbrella is the best fabric for outdoor use. This chair is also comfortable without cushions. It arrives fully assembled and ready to enjoy.This item will be delivered with White Glove service which includes location placement. Unpacking and assembling the item will be left to the customer. Due to the custom-made nature of this item orders usually ship within approximately 5 weeks. Because each item is assembled just for you orders cannot be cancelled. A 50% restocking fee will apply for returns.This item is custom-made to order which means production begins immediately upon receipt of each order. Because of this cancellations must be made via telephone to 1-800-351-5699 within 24 hours of order placement. Emails are currently not acceptable forms of cancellation. Thank you in advance for your consideration in this matter.Materials and construction:Only the highest quality materials are used in the production of O.W. Lee Company’s furniture. Carbon steel galvanized steel and 6061 alloy aluminum is meticulously chosen for superior strength as well as rust and corrosion resistance. All materials are individually measured and precision cut to ensure a smooth and accurate fit. Steel and aluminum pieces are bent into perfect shapes then hand-forged with a hammer and anvil a process unchanged since blacksmiths in the middle ages.For the optimum strength of each piece a full-circumference