Charcoal Accent Chair with 22.5 in Seat, 5 in Seat Pad and Removable Backrest Cushion, 300 lb

Most chairs bought for a corner are chosen from a photograph. What arrives is a shallow pad over a hard base, comfortable for the length of a coffee and not much longer.

The maker measures it: a 5 inch thick seat pad, with a separate backrest cushion that lifts out. Underneath is CertiPUR-US certified sponge over an elastic spring system, and the seat sits at a standard 18 inches from the floor.

Square arms, loose back

The studio shot. Square arms with piping along the top edge, a loose back cushion resting against the frame, and four tapered legs in a warm bronze. The back cushion sits rather than being fixed, which is what lets it be taken out or turned.

Every measurement listed

Twenty-nine and a half inches across the arms, 25 inches across the base, 31.5 inches deep and 34.5 high. The seat is 22.5 inches wide and 21.5 deep, sitting 18 inches from the floor on 5.5 inch legs. The arms stand 25 inches up and the back cushion is 24.5 by 19 inches.

Five inches of pad

The maker's own measurement of the seat pad, shown at 5 inches thick alongside a figure sitting in the chair. Thickness is what separates a chair you can work in from one you get up out of, and it is rarely published at this price.

Printed by the maker as the chair's weight capacity. A static rating for evenly resting weight.

Measured on the maker's own detail panel, over CertiPUR-US certified sponge.

Loose rather than stitched in, with a detachable cover for cleaning.

The record states an ergonomic back angle of 103 degrees to support the spine.

Under the sponge, which is the layer that keeps a seat from dropping over time.

Published, and the chair ships in a single carton with the accessories stored underneath.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A 5 inch pad and a 103 degree back are what turn a corner chair into one people actually sit in.

The same fabric, leg and arm design as the 76.5 inch loveseat in this range, for anyone building a set.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement, the 5 inch seat pad and the 300 lb capacity come from the manufacturer's own panels.
• Some photographs show this chair beside a matching loveseat. The loveseat is a separate product and is not included.
• CertiPUR-US covers foam content and emissions, not durability.
• No fabric composition, foam density, carton size or assembly time is published, so none is quoted.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Does the sofa in the photographs come with it?

No. This listing is the single accent chair. Some of the images show it in a room beside a matching loveseat from the same range, which is sold separately.

What does 300 lb mean here?

It is the manufacturer's static rating: weight resting evenly on the seat. It does not describe someone dropping into the chair from standing, which puts considerably more force through the frame.

Can the back cushion be removed?

Yes. It is a separate cushion rather than a stitched in back, and the record describes a detachable backrest cushion cover for cleaning.

How does it compare with a bigger armchair?

It is 29.5 inches across the arms and 31.5 deep with a 22.5 inch seat, so it is a compact chair rather than a wide one. The 5 inch pad and 18 inch seat height are what make it comfortable at that size.