Arezzo Solid Wood Dining Chair - Set of 2
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Product Description
The Arezzo Dining Chair combines minimalist design with everyday comfort, making it a versatile choice for contemporary dining spaces. Crafted from solid wood with a sleek black finish, it features a gently curved backrest that provides ergonomic support and lasting durability.
Key Features:
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Solid wood construction for strength and stability
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Curved backrest for ergonomic comfort
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Sleek black finish for a modern look
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Easy to clean and maintain
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Timeless design suits modern and classic interiors
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SKU:C3016-2PCS-V06KWA
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As the manufacturer, we know exactly what goes into every piece — and we publish the independent lab results, not just the claims.
| Feature | Proferlo | Typical mass-market timber furniture |
|---|---|---|
| Timber | Kiln-dried solid hardwood | Immature or unspecified timber common |
| Structure | Solid hardwood — not board wrapped in woodgrain foil | Foil-wrapped board carcases are common |
| Moisture control | Temperature-controlled kiln drying | Drying process rarely disclosed |
| Timber certification | FSC-certified sources | Often undisclosed |
Is this real solid wood furniture?
Yes — this piece is built from kiln-dried solid hardwood, not board wrapped in a printed woodgrain foil. Much of what's sold as "timber furniture" at this price is foil-wrapped board that can't be repaired once it chips.
What that means for you: a piece you can keep for years — furniture that develops character instead of wearing out, and holds resale value instead of heading to landfill.
Why does kiln-dried timber matter?
Freshly milled timber holds moisture that escapes slowly over years — and as it escapes, the wood moves, causing warping, splitting and loose joints. Proferlo hardwood is kiln-dried in temperature-controlled chambers until its moisture content is stabilised before a single joint is cut.
What that means for you: drawers and doors that still glide properly years from now, joints that never develop wobbles, and no hairline cracks after your first humid summer or heated winter.
Is the timber responsibly sourced?
Yes — all Proferlo hardwood is FSC certified, meaning the timber is traced to responsibly managed forests through an independently audited chain of custody, not a self-awarded eco label.
What that means for you: solid wood furniture without the sustainability guilt — verified by the world's most recognised forestry certification.
How long does solid hardwood furniture last?
Decades, with basic care — that's the fundamental difference between solid hardwood and board furniture. Dense furniture-grade hardwood holds screws and fittings indefinitely, survives repeated moves, and can be sanded back and refinished rather than replaced. Because Proferlo manufactures factory-direct, that longevity doesn't carry a premium-brand price.
What that means for you: cost per year of ownership far below cheaper furniture you'd replace two or three times over.
