In today's world there are a lot of conveniences. One of them is being able to purchase almost everything, including dining room chairs, online. To make sure you have an enjoyable experience purchasing dining chairs online, make sure to do your research in advance so you know what you're getting before you make the purchase. The dining room chairs will be one of the first pieces of furniture that your guests will see and more importantly will be sitting in, so it is crucial to have a dining room that is both attractive in appearance and welcoming.

We intend to do the work ourselves. However, my wife has talked with an upholsterer to ask whether dining chair seats are usually glued, as well as screwed on. He says that they are not usually glued, and has offered to look at the chair to see whether the seat can be removed by tapping it with a mallet, now that the screws have been removed. We've only tried one chair at this point. It may be that the other seats will come out just fine.

Suzie, just measured the depth of seat to be just under 19" and the width of the chair is 21". The material I chose is a cotton/poly and they have been used on a daily basis since I bought them over a year ago and still look like new. I spilled spaghetti sauce on one of them a few months ago and can't even tell which chair it was on. I did Scotchguard them myself, however, due to the heavy use they would be getting. As far as how they are made, they are very sturdy. If you're hesitant to buy 4 or 6 or however many you need, you could try one and use it for a vanity, desk, or wherever you might need an additional chair. I did a search for Carrington Court and found nothing but complimentary reviews for them. I was skeptical, too, because of the price. In fact the chair I wanted at Ethan Allen was the same price for one chair that I paid for four but these are definitely well made chairs. I don't know what type of fabric to advise you on but I'm sure someone here can tell you what would work best for wear and tear. I ordered swatches that were a big help with the decision making process. I'm amazed at the wealth of information on here, who needs interior decorators when you have this GW forum?!

You can have shallow uncomfortable chairs that people can’t sit at, or you can have real human sized chairs that take up space. The fact that human beings take up a 24”-30” circle as a dimension should have been part of the overall design measurements considered. Which is why you need 54”-60” between back to back seating arrangements like peninsulas and tables. Or you give up the bar seating there entirely because you really don’t have room for both.