Lake Breeze Aged Bronze Black Wicker Outdoor Dining Chair

With a width of 32.8 inches and a streamlined track arm design, this chair provides a generous seating area without a bulky footprint. Its aluminum construction makes it lightweight enough to easily rearrange in tight spaces, while the high-back silhouette adds a sophisticated, vertical element that helps define a dining zone on a smaller balcony or patio.

This dining chair is constructed with a supportive aluminum frame, a material naturally prized for being rustproof. To further enhance its durability, the frame is treated with a rust-resistant, all-weather powder coat and a hand-applied UV-protected top coat. This combination makes it an excellent choice for coastal homes or humid regions where salt air and moisture can typically cause other metals to corrode.

While the aluminum frame is designed for easy portability, the chair’s 24-inch depth and straight-leg style provide a stable, grounded base. For those living in high-wind areas or on elevated balconies, we recommend tucking the chairs securely under a dining table when not in use or using weighted furniture covers to provide extra security during storms.

The high-back style provides superior lumbar support compared to standard-height chairs, making it ideal for long, leisurely outdoor meals. The all-weather wicker seat and back offer a textured, breathable surface that allows for airflow, which helps the chair remain comfortable and cool against the skin even during the height of summer.

Based on our furniture care guidelines, we recommend regularly wiping down the aluminum frame and wicker weave with a soft cloth, mild soap, and warm water to remove dust and pollen. To preserve the chair's appearance over the long term, it is best to avoid harsh chemical cleaners and to use furniture covers or store the chairs in a protected area during the off-season.

To ensure long-lasting color and luster, the frame features an aged bronze UV-protected top coat. This specialized finish is engineered to withstand intense sun exposure and resist the "chalking" or fading that can occur with lesser-quality outdoor paints. Our expertise with these materials suggests that regular cleaning will further help maintain the finish's integrity season after season.