Antler Hill Padded Sling Dining Chair

• W 23" x D 29" x H 37"
• Seat Height: 17.5"
• Arm Height: 25"
• Weight: 17.4 lbs.

• Aluminum frames are durable, low-maintenance, and rust-proof
• Cast aluminum detailing is crafted by hand for a truly one-of-a-kind look
• Multi-stage powder-coat finish is baked on to lock in color and all-weather frame protection
• Frames come fully welded, so no assembly is needed
• Standout performance fabric brands like Sunbrella, Outdura and Bliss are easy to clean and carry a 5 year fade warranty
• All outdoor fabrics and slings have been factory treated to resist stains and mildew
• Nylon feet glides protect your furniture and deck from getting scratched
• Made in Puerto Rico, USA
• Castelle brand requires all Castelle patio furniture deliveries to include White Glove delivery service. This service includes assembly, placement of the furniture on your patio, and removal of packaging. This elevated delivery service requires an additional charge which will be automatically calculated and applied during checkout. Please contact us with any questions or concerns regarding White Glove delivery and associated fees. Depending on the size and location of your order we may be able to waive these fees.

Castelle's warranty covers manufacturing defects; normal wear and tear is not included. With a little bit of care, your furniture will outlive the warranty by many years.

• Frame: 15 Years Residential
• Finish: 5 Years Residential
• Sling: 5 Years

Frame: Clean regularly with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid harsh cleaners, brushes, or power washers, which can damage the finish. Routine maintenance will extend the furniture's life and keep it looking beautiful.

Sling: Clean the sling fabric regularly with a mild soap and water solution to prevent dirt build-up that can generate mildew, then rinse thoroughly and allow it to air dry. For tougher stains, consult the fabric manufacturer's recommendations.

Covers & Storage: To prolong the life of your furniture, use a protective cover. In harsh winter climates, store the frames in a garage or shed and cover them to prevent damage.