- Are these chairs comfortable for long dinners?
- The padded seat helps, but the cushion is firm and the back is woven rather than upholstered. Most people are fine for a normal meal; very long sittings may feel hard.
- Do the chairs come assembled?
- No. You attach the legs and arms yourself. Expect to spend some time lining up the bolts, and having a second person helps.
- Will they fit under a standard dining table?
- At about 34.75 inches tall with arms, check your table's apron height and leg clearance. Low aprons can stop the arms from sliding under.
- How do they compare with fully upholstered dining chairs?
- They are lighter and more open-looking thanks to the rattan back, but offer less padding and back support than a fully upholstered chair.
- What is in the box?
- Two chairs and the hardware needed for assembly. Tools are usually not included, so have a screwdriver or hex key handy.
- Can they be used outside a dining room?
- Yes. The mid-century look works as accent chairs in a living room or home office, though the wood and rattan are best kept out of damp or direct sun.
- Where is the Christopher Knight Home Harrison Mid-Century Upholstered Arm Dining Set of 2 cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $250.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Christopher Knight Home Harrison Mid-Century Upholstered Arm Dining Set of 2?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Lowe's.