BTM Dining Chairs - Set of 6 - Beige




The BTM Dining Chairs in beige are an ideal choice for homeowners seeking a balance of minimalist aesthetic and structural reliability in their dining space. These chairs provide a robust seating solution featuring a sturdy metal frame and comfortable upholstery, making them perfect for daily family meals or hosting guests. While they are engineered for a significant load capacity of up to 150kg, potential buyers should be aware that the final fabric shade may vary slightly from online images due to ambient lighting and photography conditions.
| Colour | Beige |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5064032082606 |
| Brand | BTM |
Each BTM dining chair is engineered to support up to 150kg.
Assembly is designed to be straightforward and typically takes about 10 minutes per chair.
While we strive for accuracy, please note there may be slight color variations due to photography lighting and your screen display settings.
Yes, the chairs come with the necessary hardware and tools required for the 10-minute assembly process.
Yes, the sturdy metal frame is built for durability and is suitable for daily use in standard dining environments.
Loosen all screws slightly, place the chair on a level floor, apply light pressure to seat it, and then retighten all hardware.
Ensure you are not fully tightening the first screw before starting the others; keep all hardware loose until all bolts are threaded.
Assembly follows a simple bolt-on procedure. Before beginning, ensure you have all hardware components listed in the manual. 1. Lay the chair frame on a soft surface to prevent scratching. 2. Align the seat base with the metal legs. 3. Hand-tighten all screws initially before using the provided tool for the final secure turn. For compatibility, ensure your dining table height is standard (typically 75cm) to maintain appropriate ergonomic alignment. For care, spot clean the beige fabric with a mild upholstery cleaner to maintain its appearance. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners that may discolor the fabric or damage the frame finish. Regularly inspect the hardware every six months and tighten bolts if necessary to maintain structural rigidity.